How to do Cindy Lou Who Hair Easy Hairstyle Tutorial

How to do Cindy Lou Who Hair Easy Hairstyle Tutorial! Cindy Lou Who has iconic hair that is perfect for Church Christmas parties, Grinch parties, crazy hair day, New Years, and even Halloween. This cute hairdo will get so much attention everywhere it goes! It's a quick hair style that anyone can do! This is SUCH a popular post, I'm updating it and posting again for all my readers to enjoy! Let me know if you try this hairdo yourself! How the Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr. Seuss is one of my favorite Christmas stories. Ever since I was young, I'd sit on my dad's lap while he read us the book.  Cindy Lou Who is an adorable little Who that lives in Whoville, and celebrates Christmas. During the story, Cindy Lou gets out of bed while the Grinch is busy stealing their Christmas. He gets her some water and sends her back to bed...and that's it. She shows up at the end for the Who-Feast and singing around the town tree, but she plays a very minor role. Still, as a child, I ...

Cookies For Santa Plate Made with Cricut

Cookies For Santa Plate Made with Cricut! Make a Cookies for Santa plate, perfect for setting out on Christmas eve for Santa! It's the FIRST day of Giveaways and for the next 12 days I've got lots of freebies and giveaways for you! Get this Cookies for Santa SVG for free as the first Giveaway--to you from me! FREE SVG link at the END OF POST! Supplies Needed for Cookie Plate: Free SVG Cookies for Santa (or just Cookies) Wood Slice Cricut Maker 3   (or other cutting machine) Cricut Vinyl Transfer Tape Cricut Hand Tools  (squeegee and hook tool) Step 1 for Cookie Plate: Vinyl Begin by importing the SVG file into Cricut Design Space. Then click make it! Place the desired color of adhesive vinyl on the cutting mat and insert it into the machine. Have the Cricut machine cut out the vinyl. Step 2 for Cookie Plate: Remove the vinyl from the mat and weed the excess vinyl from the cut adhesive vinyl. Then place some transfer tape on top of the vinyl. Step 3 for Santa's Cookie Plate:...

How to Make Jar Lid Ornaments

How to Make Jar Lid Ornaments! Let me show you how fun, easy and practically free it is to make layered jar lid ornaments. These are the perfect craft for big groups; church activity, school/class craft, Girl or Boy Scouts, Girls Craft Night, paint nights and more. Gather a few supplies you probably already have--which makes these festive jar lid ornaments--FREE! This time of year, we are bombarded with pressure to spend lots of money. I reject that. I love making things that are free or very nearly. (Check out this post here for more nearly free ideas) I could have made these with my xTool Laser Cutter or my Cricut Maker 3, but instead, I wanted to use basic supplies to show how fun a simple project can be. I assume that everyone has a basic stash of office supplies, if not, this is still a very inexpensive project. This does make a great craft for a big group of people, since the cost is so low. Supplies Needed for Jar Lid Ornaments: Clean Jar Lids (taken off any glass jar on its way...