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You can cut this project by hand or with a cutting machine. Here I am applying my second coat of paint. Apply the paint with effortless strokes in the direction of the wood grain. Apply light layers of paint with a wet paintbrush. I recommend painting the panel sign the day prior so the paint has time to dry.

CHRISTMAS DAY COUNTDOWN PDF

You can find the pattern by searching the page for design "252" - you can get an SVG cut file for cutting with a Cricut or another cutting machine, and a printable PDF for cutting by hand.

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You'll find the password to the library in the form at the bottom of this post.

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Get the free Christmas Day Countdown Sign SVG cut file from my free resource library. Instructions STEP 1: GET MY FREE CHRISTMAS DAY COUNTDOWN SIGN FILE

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So let me show you where to find the free design pattern for this project, and then I’ll show you how to paint and assemble it! This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience (which means if you make a purchase after clicking a link I will earn a small commission but it won’t cost you a penny more)! Read my full disclosure policy. Here’s the Christmas Day Countdown Sign made by Grandi, my team’s “Wonder Woman,” for her family: This sign project is great for learning how to use these three different types of vinyl, as well as both types of transfer tape - regular grip and strong grip! Tools used in this tutorial include a Cricut cutting machine to cut out the vinyl, a paintbrush to paint the sign, a weeding tool to remove the extra vinyl, a ruler and chalk to help center the lettering on the sign, and a scraper tool to help the vinyl stick better to your sign. Chalkboard vinyl lets you write and erase with a piece of chalk or chalk marker, so it’s ideal for a countdown sign! I’ll even show you how to attach the chalk marker to the side of your sign so you don’t lose it! We’ll decorate the panel with white permanent adhesive vinyl, gold glitter vinyl, and black chalkboard vinyl. You and your family will love changing the number each day as you countdown to Christmas Day!įor this project, we’re using a 16 inch x 20 inch wood painting panel that we’ve covered in Christmas red acrylic paint. This Christmas Day Countdown sign is easy to make, and the end result is a fun and decorative project.

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Leave a LEGO note for a building challenge that you and your young child will do together. Instead just have them use the printable building cards or refer to the pictures below. For older kids, adding bricks ahead of time may not be necessary. I will put some suggestions at the end of this article. However, you will have plenty of supplies for years to come. A larger LEGO Christmas set will have small elements kids can build and place out as a Christmas scene.

You could also supplement with a few new Christmas LEGO sets. They also include suggestions or changes to add to the day’s challenge too! Use the printable cards I created to see the projects completed and the bricks used to make them. Add the exact bricks for very simple LEGO building ideas such as the ones you will see here like a candy cane, Santa hat, tree, Christmas candle, or snowman. Tips for filling your LEGO advent calendar bags:

Too fun to not share (and a really good deal for physics fun): LEGO City Stuntz SuitcaseĮasy prep with our DIY LEGO Advent Calendar Pack!.

One of my favorites too! Classic Bricks and Plates.

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If you prefer to buy the mentioned sets but don’t want to buy 2 per kiddo, have them alternate the daily challenge and have the other kiddo(s) pick a prompt from the LEGO Christmas Challenge Calendar to build from that same set of pieces (though it may need to get take apart) or from their own collection. I bet, depending on how long they want to spend on the challenge, your kiddos can come up with an impressive alternative. Simply use the daily card as inspiration for the build. Tip #1: You don’t have to buy a specific set if you have plenty of bricks. If you have multiple kids, here are a few suggestions to keep the cost low.

Labels, gift tags, paper cut-outs, and clothespins to seal the bags (optional).

Small paper bags, gift bags, or stockings, etc to hold LEGO bricks for the projects each day.

Printable LEGO Advent Calendar project cards ( Purchase the pack here).

Get started with our FREE printable challenge calendar below. Get creative! You can do the projects in order, or cross off each project as they do them, DIY LEGO ADVENT CALENDAR YOU WILL NEED:

Why not build it out of LEGO to get started! Use a baseplate and basic bricks.Ĭome up with a design that includes a mini-figure that you can move each day. Included in the printable brick advent pack is a fun countdown map.