Your baby’s tiny handprint can create a snowman Christmas ornament ball in just one second!

Cat Mommy

We finally managed to find some time last night to DIY Christmas tree ornaments with A-Gu~ It’s already the 19th, and even though A-Gu’s grandma had put up the Christmas tree at the beginning of the month, hanging up the Christmas decorations she’s kept for over 10 years~ Although the tree has aged a bit over the years, it holds a thick layer of memories — a kind of legacy!

I saw lots of DIY Christmas ornaments online and thought our Cat Family should give it a try too!! But lately I’ve had zero motivation, kept putting it off, and now Christmas is almost here~ So Cat Mommy quickly got A-Gu into festive crafting mode!

A-Gu kept giggling and saying it tickled!! Then I asked little A-Gu to make his first handprint, but it was a little failed attempt~ However, A-Gu laughed super happily!

Was it really that funny!? Because it was the kid’s first time with no experience, his fingers moved slightly, which made the print bigger!
But it's okay, after some decoration and modifications later, the effect turned out pretty well too!so don't worry too much if you fail~

The second handprint turned out much better!!Every line is clear — absolutely awesome!

Next~ Cat Mommy used various colored oil-based markers to turn the fingerprints into snowmen!! So cute!! Older kids can try making their own too!!

The lonely thumb~

Let it dry and set aside, ready for A-Gu to take to grandma’s house the next day to hang on the Christmas tree!!

The mischievous little A-Gu is up to more antics again!! Wanna eat the snowman? XD Eating ice cream is faster!

The blue-printed failed snowman ball has also been touched up and finished!! It has a unique charm!! It turned into a chubby snowman!! Actually~ just printing the handprint is already super cute!! Then adding lines to the handprint adds variety, making the Christmas ornament ball even cuter and livelier!! Sharing with everyone!!

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