Plastic Christmas trees may be appropriate to have this holiday season. If you are the frugal type and are looking for ways to save money, you will love the idea of making a one-time purchase for a Christmas tree that will be good for many more Christmases. Just use and store it properly and you are well on your way to saving big each Christmas season.

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Let’s say Santa wants to pick you a gift from your Christmas wish list. So would your list be specific and long? It’s like giving Santa some holiday shopping ideas. There are so many in personal shopping sites like www.tipsforholidays.net. Click on the different holiday gift categories and list down the products you like! Be as specific as possible. After all, Santa doesn’t give generics, does he? *wink*

Making your own Christmas stockings is easy with basic art materials. Simply cut out stocking shapes from felt paper, stitch the sides, and adorn with cotton, sequins, buttons, etc. Personalize each Christmas stocking by putting your child’s name on it using any art material. Pick out the Christmas colors red, green, gold, and blue for the felt paper, and you will have colorful stockings awaiting for Santa’s visit! Ho…ho…ho…Merry Christmas!

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If you want to make a unique Christmas gift wrapper, make use of the potato stamping art you learned in preschool. As you already know, it’s very simple. Just cut in Christmas designs on the potatoes—star, snowflake, candy cane, stocking, etc.—dip on non-toxic paint, and stamp on craft paper. Let dry. What you will have is a Christmas gift wrapper that’s different, beautiful, and uniquely from you.

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May your family enjoy the true spirit of Christmas.
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