10 Easy DIY Advent Calendars to count down the days until Christmas.
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10 Easy DIY Advent Calendars
I love Advent Calendars, we always had one growing up, did you? Some years we had the little wood ones with the doors that you opened and there were pieces of candy, other years we had wall hanging ones with pockets that had treats in them.A few years ago I gave my grandkids one that is 25 little mittens on a string, they love getting up in the morning and getting their treat as they count down to Christmas. Here are  10 Easy DIY Calendars that you might like to make with your kids or grandkids.
Random Acts of Kindness Advent Calendar
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| Random Acts of Kindness from Between You & Me |
Envelope Calendar
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| Tea Advent Calendar from Craft & Creativity |
Woodland Wall Pocket Calendar
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| Woodland Advent Calander from Live Laugh Rowe |
Cardboard Boxes & Envelope Calendar
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| Gift Box From Craft & creativity |
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| Posts from the North Pole from Raum Dinge |
Craftpaper Village Calendar
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| colorful Village from Lia Griffith |
Mini Stockings
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| Mini-Stockings Miss Mustard Seed |
Felt Cone DIY Advent Calendar
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| Felt Cones from Cirkus |
Printable Calendar
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| Printable Calendar Place of MY Taste |
Book Advent Calendar
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| The Modern Mrs Darcy |
And my very favorite, a Book Advent Calendar! You could start with this The Polar Express, God Gave Us Christmas, or The Spirit of Christmas for your kids and grandkids.
Here are 25 books for kids and grandkids to read as you countdown the days to Christmas.Â
For yourself, maybe The Journey of Joseph Winter: A Christmas Fairy Tale,  Christmas Jars,  Mr. Dickens and His Carol,  The Man Who Invented Christmas,  Christmas: A Biography.
Until Next Time
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In case you don’t want to make a calendar here are a few you might like.
I've only been really aware of advent calendars in more recent years, as it's become commercialized with such things in stores. I imagine it might have been more done in Catholic homes, or possibly other Protestant denominations. My background was Reformed Church, and there wouldn't have been such a thing through that denomination.
My favorite is that second one. Have a great day, Elizabeth!
Brenda
LOVE THESE!I always gave to my BOYS!!!!
POP over as Vicki Archer is on the BLOG TODAY with AGELESS STYLE!
Only if you have the time!
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