These Christmas thank you cards are easy for kids to make and are much more thoughtful and personal than store-bought cards.
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To make these cards we used:
- White card, cut in half then folded in half again
- Christmas tree cookie cutter
- Green paint
- Paper plate
- Glitter glue pens
- Sequins
I spread the paint onto a paper plate, then F dipped the cookie cutter into it and pressed it firmly onto the front of the folded card. I confess that I helped him get it straight and centred! The paper plate can be discarded for super-quick clean-up. 
Once the paint had dried, F used glitter glue to decorate the trees (trying to stay within the lines, of course!).
While the glitter glue was still wet he added sequins all over, with a star-shaped sequin at the top.
Depending on the age of your child, they may not want to sit and make lots of cards all in one go – F is 3.5 years and he wanted to stop after decorating the first two. So be prepared to complete these over several sessions, or vary things up a bit by changing the picture – maybe go for a snowman, Santa, or other outline.
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