How to Make an Adorable Reindeer Using Mini Scented Brooms
It's that time of year again, where the snow falls gently on each house. It is a magical time when you can't help but feel joyous. The kids are all bundled up in their warm winter coats and hats while they run outside to make snow angels or build a snowman! If you're looking for some indoor crafts to do when they are warming up by the fire? Then look no further than these adorable little reindeer made using mini scented brooms will be a perfect way to use up those fallen branches. It's a great way to get in the holiday spirit while spending quality time with your children!
TO CREATE THEse Reindeer, YOU WILL NEED
Bindle & Brass Mini & Midi Scented Brooms
twigs and fallen branches
hot glue gun
scissors
DIRECTIONS
Gather supplies.
Remove cords from brooms.
Break off a section of branch half the length of each broom.
Select branches that resemble antlers, legs, and necks.
Glue legs to large "body" branches, prop legs with the excess branch, and dry.
Attach the neck to scented broom banding.
Repeat steps for the fawn.
Attach antlers inside the whisk of the broom.
Allow dry time, and then glue the neck to the body of the reindeer.
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