Christmas Tree Craft

I have been MIA on this blog and that means I am spending a lot of time with my kid and busy creating memories :) I didn't post anything for the past few months and it's time to post each and every update.

Let me start with this super easy and kids-friendly Christmas Tree craft that my kid and I made today.

Supplies:

Paper plate

Green craft paper

Scissors

Glue

Stones/sequins/ thermocol balls/buttons

1. First fold the paper plate to make a cone as shown in the image below. You can use chart paper instead of a paper plate.

2. Cut the extra part of the paper plate to make an even base. Now you can keep it upright.

3. Cut 2" wide stripes of green chart paper. You can paint white paper green if you don't have green craft paper.

4. Now fold each stripe and cut as shown in the image below. 

5. Now apply glue on the reverse side of the stripes and stick it on the paper plate cone as shown below. Start from the base and work your way up.

6. This is how it will look after sticking all the stripes.

7. Now comes the decoration part. I chose red and white stones for my Christmas tree. You can decorate it with sequins, thermocol balls, buttons, satin roses, quilled flowers or any other thing that you find interesting and suitable.

8. Here is the complete tree. I cut out the star from a leftover paper plate and put it on top of the tree.

9. Here is a star on the top. Yay, my Christmas tree is up :)))

Hope you liked the craft. For more Christmas craft ideas click here.

Linking this to #HuesnShadesXmasDIY

Hello Readers!!

A big warm welcome to my new blog 'Lakshya: The aim of my life'. 

I have been writing this blog since June 2011 when Lakshya (my son) joined the school. Earlier it was like a journal to keep a record of all his activities but my near and dear ones who have gone through this blog wanted me to make it public so I gave it a thought and here I am. I think sharing my experiences of raising a kid with other mommy bloggers and readers can be mutually beneficial. I would love to interact with other mommies and learn more about happy parenting. Read more about this blog here. 

Why I chose 'Anant Chaturdashi'  to launch this blog because five years ago in 2008 Lakshya was expected to arrive on this very day but he arrived almost two months earlier that is on 15th July 2008 to make this date even more special for us, as my husband and I got married on the same date. More about his birth I will write later on. Posts that I have been writing in this blog for the past two years are now in draft. Only some posts are visible that I found interesting and worth sharing :)
I hope that you all lovely people will always be there for me throughout this blogging journey just as you pamper me with your love on my 'Decor blog'.

Xo
Disha

Lakshya Turned 5!!

Wish you a very happy b'day my child!!

Whenever I look at you I start humming..........

"You are my honey bunch, sugar plum

pumpy yumpy yumpkin

you are my sweetie pie,

you are my cuppy cake, gumdrop

snugum, boogum your

the apple of my eye

and I love you so 

and I want you to know

That I'll always be right here

and I love to sing sweet songs to you

because you are so dear!!"

                                                    -Amy Castle

I am loving this phase of my life, being a mother is the biggest happiness that any woman can achieve.