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How To: Handmade Holiday Gift Tags {Kid Craft!}

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As a child of the 1980s, one of my favorite snacks was Jell-o Pudding Pops. The chocolate pudding pops were my after school go-to for snacking in the warmer months, and when challenged by #CollectiveBias to come up with an #AddCoolWhip treat, I decided to whip up some Jell-o pudding pops of my own to have on hand for my kids as quick and easy snacks. But you know me… plain chocolate just wouldn’t do.

These pudding pops are so easy, it’s ridiculous! And if you’re back to school routine is anywhere near as hectic as mine, you know why that’s so important. I’ve got two delicious recipes for you, but first things first, you need to gather your supplies. You can get everything you need (and any last-minute back to school supplies) at your neighborhood Walmart. Plus, while supplies last, you can grab a $1 off coupon you can use to save on your Jell-o Pudding Mix and Cool Whip.

Supplies:

  • Popcicle molds
  • Jell-o Pudding Mix
  • Milk
  • Cool Whip

You can go wild here with mix-ins, only limited by your imagination, or you can choose one of my flavor combinations:

For S’mores Pudding Pops:

  • Jell-o Chocolate Pudding Mix
  • Mini Marshmallows
  • Crushed Graham Crackers

For Banana Pudding Pudding Pops:

  • Jell-o Banana Cream Pudding Mix
  • Sliced Banana
  • Crushed Vanilla Cookies

Prepare your pudding of choice based on package directions. After the pudding has chilled and is typical pudding consistency, you can start filling your molds. The molds are easiest to fill by using a plastic storage bag. Just spoon the pudding and Cool Whip into the bag, alternating a spoonful of each, and snip the corner of the bag. You can easily squeeze the pudding mix into the molds without making a mess.

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Alternate layers of filling and add-in ingredients in each mold until you’ve filled all six molds. Insert your popsicle sticks and pop your tasty treats in the freezer. In 4-5 hours, you’ll have some amazingly yummy treats, perfect for after-school (or anytime) snacking!

Are you a child of the 80s? Do you remember the original Jell-o Pudding Pops? We’ve got several other flavor combos we want to try… next up is Cherry Cheesecake! What flavor combo do you think you’d like to try?

Handmade holiday gift tags are a great way to add a personal touch to your presents. Your children can get in on the fun and create their own unique designs. With a few simple supplies and some creativity, you can make these adorable gift tags together as a family. Here's how:

Step 1: Gather Your Materials

Before you begin, gather the following supplies:

  • Cardstock or heavy paper
  • Scissors
  • Hole puncher
  • Ribbon or twine
  • Markers, crayons, or colored pencils
  • Stickers, glitter, or other decorations

Step 2: Cut and Fold

Cut the cardstock or heavy paper into small rectangles or desired shapes for your gift tags. Fold each piece in half to create a tag shape.

Step 3: Decorate

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Let your child's creativity shine! Use markers, crayons, or colored pencils to draw designs, write messages, or add festive holiday colors to the tags. They can also use stickers, glitter, or other decorations to make them extra special.

Step 4: Punch a Hole

Using a hole puncher, make a hole near the top of each tag. This is where you will thread the ribbon or twine to attach the tag to a gift.

Step 5: Attach and Personalize

Cut a length of ribbon or twine and thread it through the hole in the tag. Tie it securely around a gift or simply loop it through the gift handle. Encourage your child to write a personal message on the back of the tag to make it extra special.

With these easy steps, you and your child can create unique and personalized handmade holiday gift tags. Enjoy the process and have fun getting creative!

Remember, handmade holiday gift tags are just one way to add a personal touch to your gifts. If you're looking for other creative ideas, consider making your own wrapping paper, gift bags, or even homemade ornaments. The possibilities are endless!

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