I gave the girls a big pile of plastic pony beads (we had tons of these in a big box from many many years ago when I was given them as a birthday gift) and a pile of pipe cleaners. They were both pretty absorbed by the threading and turned out loads of small strands of bright colours.



And this, sugary but fun treat, we did yesterday. Marshmallow dippers. Now I know I saw these via the Crafty Crow, but I can't remember who had the tutorial for them and hey, making things dipped in chocolate and sprinkles is a festive speciality of mine lol (the children love "Magic Monkey Bananas" which are made in the same way but with halved bananas, and then frozen to make great ice-lollies). Anyway, less healthy than bananas but very good for dipping in hot chocolate.

mmmm....marshmallows....
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