My boys love giving little gifts to their friends for Christmas. We try to make something fun and we thought these Reindeer Droppings would be perfect for little boys.
Reindeer Droppings
If you are looking for an easy gift idea for your kids’ friends or for your neighbors, these Reindeer Droppings are fun and pretty simple to make.
Free PrintableReindeer DroppingsTag
Here’s what you need: Affiliate links added for your convenience
- Chocolate covered candy – We used Whoppers, Junior Mints and Milk Duds
- Brown and red Pom-Poms
- Brown Fuzzy Sticks
- Brown Paper
- Googly Eyes
- Jingle Bells
- Craft Glue
How to Make Reindeer Droppings Gift
Step 1: Glue two brown pom poms where the eyes will go and one for the mouth.
Step 2: Glue on a red nose and two googly eyes.
Step 3: Cut two triangles out of the brown paper to be used for the ears. Fold too of the corners into the center and glue so they stay.
Step 4: Cut a brown fuzzy stick into thirds. Cut one of those in half again. Wrap the shorter sticks around the longer one and arrange to make the antlers.
Step 5: Glue the antlers on about the eyes and then glue the ears right on top of that.
Step 6: Print off your free Reindeer Droppings tag and punch a hole in the corner. Tie a ribbon around the reindeer and thread the tag through and tie on a jingle bell if you want.
And you are done!
You can make these with any box or bag of chocolate candy for a fun and yummy boy-approved Christmas treat.
And I want to thank CraftProjectIdeas.com for providing several of the craft supplies used to make these Reindeer Droppings.
What is your favorite Christmas snack or treat to bring to neighbors?
Also, check out these fun Reindeer food ideas:
Steve Patterson says
This is totally cool. I like this. Plus those candies are very yummy that you are using. Keep up the great job on this mommy blog of yours.
Bobbie says
As a grandmother and retired teacher, of children with additional support needs, I really appreciate the sheer fun, skill and imagination which has gone into your wonderful creations! I’m sure your ideas will enthral both adults and children for many generations to come. Thank you.