Stocking Fillers

Christmas is like Easter in that it brings out the craftiness in us all. If we’re not making Christmas decorations, we’re thinking about making Christmas cards, creating our own wrapping paper or even making the Christmas presents themselves.

What you’ll need if you’re looking for Christmas Craft Ideas is to get yourself some Christmas craft books. So here’s a selection of books we’ve found:

Crafting Christmas Gifts: 25 Adorable Projects Featuring Angels, Snowmen, Reindeer and Other Yuletide Favourites by Tone Finnanger ( Paperback – 29 Sep 2006)

175 Easy-To-Do Christmas Crafts by Sharon Umnik ( Paperback – 11 Oct 2007)

Christmas Crafts: Inspired by the Traditions of Scandinavia (Christmas) ( Hardcover – 28 Aug 2007)

Vintage Christmas Crafts by Sara Toliver ( Paperback – Aug 2005)

 

Christmas Art Ideas by Fiona Watt ( Hardcover – 25 Aug 2006)

The Ultimate Christmas Book: Over 240 Projects to Help You Make, Bake and Decorate Everything for Christmas! by Reader’s Digest ( Hardcover – 29 Nov 2006)

Making Christmas Tree Decorations by Judy Balchin ( Paperback – Sep 2006)

Little Book of Heirloom Christmas Tree Decorations (Milner Craft Series) (Milner Craft Series) by Jenny Stephenson ( Hardcover – 1 Dec 2005)

Women’s Institute Complete Christmas : Food and Crafts for a Perfect Christmas by Sian Cook, Margaret Williams, and Anne Griffiths ( Hardcover – 4 Oct 2004)

Christmas Papers (Crafter’s Paper Library) (Crafter’s Paper Library) by Craft House Press ( Paperback – 16 Oct 2006)

Quick & Clever Christmas Cards: 100 Fast and Festive Cards and Tags (Quick & Clever) by Elizabeth Moad ( Paperback – 31 Aug 2007)

Christmas Crafts: 200 Decorations, Gifts and Candies to Create for a Perfect Christmas by Alan D. Gear and Barry L. Freestone ( Paperback – 5 Oct 2005)

Here’s some other websites that should be of use:

Craft Elf
3-D Christmas Tree

Related posts:

1. A Guide To Buying Christmas Decorations

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