Dollar Tree DIY Christmas Wands
Christmas is just around the corner and so is the season of DIY projects ranging from the traditional to the super fun. For all of you trying to get in the holiday spirit check out these DIY Christmas wands. These do-it-yourself Christmas wands for your holiday are fun and easy to make and can also double as decor and ornaments. Keep reading and watch the video to learn how to make Easy And Simple DIY Christmas Wands!
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How To Make The Dollar Tree DIY Christmas Flags:
Making a wand is a fun magical holiday tradition. You can make a beautiful wand in a few simple steps. Find out how to make a beautiful Christmas wand here.
Supplies:
- Felt
- Felt Alphabet Stickers
- Wooden Dowels
- Aleene’s Fast GrabTacky Glue
- Hot Glue Gun
- Scissors or Rotary Cutter
Directions:
- Gather Supplies. Watch the video below for more instructions.
- Cut the felt to size. Mine are 5″ x 4″ and 3.5″ x 2.25″ FOLDED so you need to double the length.
- Place the dowel in the center of the cut felt.
- Apply glue on the dowel and one side on the inside of the felt.
- Fold the other side of the felt on top so they are sandwiched together.Â
- Arrange the felt stickers on the flag and adhere them in place.
- Add ribbon, stickers, or bells to the dowel for more decoration.
- Use a glue gun to attach the ribbon to the dowel.
- To create the Santa wands, glue a dowel to the back of a felt Santa.
- Attach another Santa to the front and hold together using clothes pins until glued together.
- Add ribbon, stickers, or bells to the dowel for more decoration.
Wrap Up about the Dollar Tree DIY Christmas Wands
These easy-to-make Christmas wands are great for adding a bit of holiday cheer to your everyday life. Christmas is coming, and if you want to have a magical night, you better have your Christmas wands ready. Make them with this simple DIY.
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Supplies
- Felt
- Felt Alphabet Stickers
- Wooden Dowels
- Glue
- Scissors or Rotary Cutter
Instructions
- Gather Supplies. Watch the video below for more instructions.
- Cut the felt to size. Mine are 5" x 4" and 3.5" x 2.25" FOLDED so you need to double the length.
- Place the dowel in the center of the cut felt.
- Apply glue on the dowel and one side on the inside of the felt.
- Fold the other side of the felt on top so they are sandwiched together.
- Arrange the felt stickers on the flag and adhere them in place.
- Cut a triangle out of the end of the flag to create points.
- Add ribbon or stickers/shapes to the dowel for more decoration.
- To create the Santa wands, glue a dowel to the back of a felt Santa.
- Attach another Santa to the front and hold together using clothes pins until glued together.
- Add ribbon, stickers, or bells to the dowel for more decoration.
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