First, I gave C and R clear plastic cups (we have quite the stash from hosting Christmas).
We decided the filler needed a little sparkle, or New Year's Eve bling, so we added sequins.
I hot glued plastic lids onto the top of the cups. They are bigger than the cups; that is fine!
I knew we would forget which noisemaker belonged to which child (that would end up in an argument or two), so I pulled out the puffy paints and had them decorate the lids.
I didn't have to tell them how to make noise though; they figured that part out on their own!
Happy New Year!
9 comments:
What a great way to reuse things. These will be perfect for celebrating.
That is a very pretty noise maker!
oohh how fun! I think we will have to make those today!
They never do need to be told to make noise, do they?
What a great idea. If only hubby and I could last long enough to ring in the New Year, this would be perfect for Selena. I know the day is coming when she is going to "have" to stay up on New Years!
Have a great evening! Happy New Year.
You are so creative in using up your Christmas leftovers :) Great pretty noisemakers for New Year's Eve. I admit I didn't tell Anna that you are supposed to make noise on New Year's Eve - she already makes more than enough noise as it is :)
What pretty noisemakers!
What a festive way to bring in the New Year. The puff paint on the lid you pictured reminds me of a firework!
Happy New Year to you and your family.
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