Shelf Elves. Total Time 1 hour Ages school-age When Christmastime arrives, Prep & Landing elves spring into action. True, they're designed to sit comfortably on a shelf or windowsill, but that's all part of the plan -- securing a good vantage point to scope out the situation for the big guy's arrival. Download Shelf Elves Template by Cindy Littlefield What you'll need Prep & Landing Shelf Elves Template Scissors Straight pins for using the template pieces as patterns Felt (green, tan, black, and red) Pipe cleaners (red, white, and green) Low-temperature hot glue gun Brown yarn for elf hair (optional) Cotton ribbon or strip of felt (about an inch wide) Large green faux gems for the goggles (optional) Red pompom (1/2 inch or so) Scraps of green fleece or felt (a lighter shade than the body and head) for the coat trim Green ribbon (for the belts) Faux gems (3/8 to 1/2 inch for belt buckle and smaller ones for buttons) Cardboard tissue tube How to make it.
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CLICK HERE for the full how-to after the jump! Ruffly felt wreath from Kristen at Domestifluff What you’ll need for the wreath: Making the Felt Rosettes Using a pencil and your circle template (or that great tutorial from maya*made), trace circles onto the felt. Cut the felt circles, and fold them in half twice to form rosettes.