1. Pre-heat oven to 250 degrees.

2. In a mixing bowl, add the water, salt, and flour to combine. Knead with your hands to get it all smooth. Use a rolling pin and roll it out flat.

3. Have your child press their foot into the dough then use a knife and cut around the edges.

4. Bake in the oven for 2 hours then let them cool. Once cooled, paint them with brown acrylic paint. Let them dry a bit and put together the antle...

5. Hot glue the pipe cleaners on the back and the nose. Use black puff paint or sharpie for the mouth and eyes. Make a loop for the ribbon and hot...

6. Finish with a coat of mod podge or a clear coat spray to seal it.

1. Using a black gel pen and a ruler, draw a straight line on the bottom of the clothespin. The line should be about 1.25 inches long, and go rough...

2. Colour in a rectangle about 1/8 inch thick at the very bottom of the clothespin to make the reindeer's hooves. When the ink is dry, flip ov...

3. Bend the brown pipe cleaner in half to make a V shape.

4. Roll each end of the pipe cleaner into a spiral using your finger or a round marker. To make nice looking antlers, you'll need about two an...

5. Pull the spirals outwards to stretch them out a bit. Then pinch the bottom of the pipe cleaner V shape to make it skinny enough to fit into the...

6. Cut a piece of string to be about 8 inches long. Then tie the ends together to make a loop. Squeeze a small dab of hot glue onto the back of you...

7. Pinch open the clothespin and add a small dab of hot glue to the inside, then place the pipe cleaner antlers and string inside. Make sure everyt...

8. Using a glue gun or white glue, attach the googly eyes and the pom pom nose.

9. To make the scarf, cut a piece of ribbon about 12 inches long and wrap it around the clothespin twice, right over the little groove where the me...

10. Tie it in a double knot on the side of the clothespin, then trim the ends of the ribbon to be about 1/2 an inch to 1 inch long (make one end sl...