We have finally started on making Christmas gifts! As far as Tiger is concerned, all his Christmas presents to others are hand-made. Tiger started doing this at three years old, when he could actually make something himself (rather than claiming credit for things Mummy had made on his behalf). Making things himself for others has encouraged him to be creative and resourceful, which I think is a more meaningful way for a child to show his appreciation of others in this festive season.
So off he went and spent an afternoon in the kitchen making Christmas biscuits:
Decorating the biscuits was a lot of fun:
Here are the close ups:
Pack a few into each bag, tie the ribbons, put some Christmas stickers on them and they are good to go!
This post is linked up to several blog hops, where you can visit to see what other homeschoolers have been busy with. It is also linked up to the Carnival of Homeschooling (312 Edition).
First off I love your design!!!!!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT... We also bake up a storm the day before Christmas Eve to gift to everyone!!! Visiting from Weird Unsocialized HS...
ReplyDeleteI agree! Wonderful Christmas design! Wonderful job on those cookies! I'm sure everyone who receives them will be most thankful! Stoppin' by from Weekly Wrap-up!
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look BEAUTIFUL!!! Now I'm hungry!! Thanks for linking up to TGIF! Merry Christmas,
ReplyDeleteBeth =-)
What an important lesson to learn! Have a very Merry Christmas!!
ReplyDeleteThe cookies look tasty! Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Dawn
Wow those cookies are beautiful! I am not a crafty person or a cook, but I wish I was. Maybe we'll get around to doing some baking next week.
ReplyDeleteI love giving food gifts! Your cookies look great! Have a very Merry Christmas! Stopping by from the Hop.
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