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My Christmas Tea Photos
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More tea party ideas: NEW! A Bridal Shower Tea
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Christmas Tea 2004
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EASY POINSETTIA NAPKIN HOLDERS Cut a 3/4 inch slit in the center of the green and red star. Now put the green and red stars together -- lining up the slit. Take the ends of the long red strip and push them through the slit of the 2 stars. Repeat with the other end. Adjust the ends so they look like a flower and there is a nice- sized loop on the bottom side for a napkin. My felt pieces were also sprayed with a light glitter before they were cut.
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Christmas 2003 recipes
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I made "Candle Favors" that the younger children ate before they went home. They were easy to make. Wrap a package of lifesavers in red or green tissue or wrapping paper and tape or glue closed. Glue that to a small peppermint patty and then glue a golden Hershey kiss on the top. Easy, cute and yummy!
Another great idea for a take-home gift is to buy some inexpensive snowman mugs, and put a baggie of hot chocolate mix and mini marshmallows in it -- tied with a red ribbon. The next day when they drink their hot chocolate, the children can talk about the tea.
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