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Christmas Crafts and GF Cookies

 



Here we go with 10 Days of Holiday fun and creativity!!

The crafts are pretty simple and goofy sometimes-- but will click into your creative side, and should be relaxing and fun to do by yourself or with a couple of close folks. Some added creative ideas for crafts and gifts are in between the free activities. 

The cookie recipes are all gluten free and vegan.  If you make a couple of dozen and freeze a dozen, you will have enough cookies for a party around Christmas where they ARE ALL GLUTENFREE!

Here we go:

Day 1 Craft is HERE   
Craft= Folded Pages Angel Cookies=GF Thumbprints  


Day 2 Craft is HERE   
Craft= Mittens with Greens Cookies= GF Peppernuts


Day 3 Craft is HERE   
Craft=Grinch Bath Soak  Cookies=GF Pumpkin Hermits

Day 4 Craft is HERE
 Craft=NoKnitTreeOrnaments                                  Cookies=Hemp-CranberryBalls  


Day 5 Craft is HERE   
Craft=Lightbulb Ornaments Cookies=GF Grinch Cookies


Day 6 Craft is HERE
 Craft=Mini-Christmas Trees Cookies=GF Nanaimo Bars

Christmas Birthday Kids (4-10)
 

Day 7 Craft is HERE  
 Craft=Snow Flakes  Cookies= GF Walnut Gingerbread

                          Toy and Doll Collecting
                                 
 
Day 8 Craft is HERE
 Craft=ChristmasCardBookMark 
Cookies=GF CrispyRiceTreats

 101 Dog Tricks: Step by Step
 

Day 9 Craft is HERE 
Craft=Tissue "Stained Glass" Cookies=GF Snickerdoodles

                    How to Write Your Own Graphic Novel!!
                           

Day 10 Craft is HERE
Craft=Pine Cone Centerpiece
Cookies: GF Quinoa GingerbreadCookies

For your Crafty 6+ year old-
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great Rock Painting Kit
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