DISNEY’S MICKEY

AND FRIENDS
Ho l i d a y A c t i v i t y Ki t
 MICKEY’S HOLIDAY
Photo Fr ame
Add a little Disney magic to your family
photo this holiday with a printable Time: 15 Minutes
picture frame featuring the one and only
Goofy! It’s an easy way for little ones
to surprise parents and grandparents
What you’ll need:
• Regular paper or cardstock
with a heartfelt gift.
• Scissors
Helpful Tip
All cutting should be
done by an adult.

HOW TO MAKE IT:

Print out the frame onto regular paper
1 or cardstock.
Cut out the entire frame. To cut out
2 the white centre, gently pinch the paper
and cut a small section to get started.
When you are finished cutting out the frame,
3 tape a photo to the back so the picture
shows through.
Add the frame to your holiday scrapbook
4 or display it somewhere in your home
for everyone to see! Happy holidays!

Cut out
 MICKEY’S VINTAGE INSPIRED
Holid ay Garlan d
Every year around the holidays I like to make at least
one new piece of décor for my home. This vintage-inspired
Mickey Mouse garland is the perfect homemade decoration
to keep for years to come! Put on a holiday movie,
grab your sewing kit, and get creative
with those sequins! Keep reading to learn
how to make your own!

What you’ll need:

• Mickey template printed onto
cardstock paper
• Red, green, and off-white felt
• Scissors
• Batting or stuffing
• Red, green and white thread
• Silver and gold sequins in various sizes
• Silver or gold seed beads (Make sure they are larger
than the holes in the sequins, but smaller than your smallest sequin.)
• Jute string
• Hot glue

HOW TO MAKE IT:

1 2 3

Download and print the Trace Mickey-shapes onto all three Line up your Mickey shapes
Mickey templates onto cardstock, colours of felt. You’ll need six in piles of two.
and carefully cut out. Mickey shapes of each felt colour.
Carefully cut out.
 MICKEY’S VINTAGE INSPIRED
Holid ay Garlan d
4 5 6

Begin to decorate the top layer
of each felt Mickey pair.
Create a vintage-inspired pattern
by stitching on sequins and beads.
Play with creating “snowflakes”
or a repeating pattern. Each Mickey
can have it’s own unique look
to make it extra fun and festive.
Cut two small slits in the bottom
layer of each felt Mickey pair.
Thread the jute string through to
connect them all. Alternately, hot
glue the bottom layer of each felt
Mickey pair onto the jute string.
Flip the garland over, then begin
attaching the decorated felt
Mickey layer by either stitching
around the edges, or using hot
glue. Leave a small section open,
add the stuffing, and stitch the
edge to finish.

Repeat until every Mickey

on your garland is complete!
Helpful Tip
All cutting and
hot gluing should
be done by
an adult.
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Holid ay Garlan d
Template
 MICKEY’S WINTER WONDERLAND
Sn owflak e s
Time: 15 Minutes

What you’ll need:

• Snowflake template
• Lightweight paper (8 1/2” x 8 1/2” or larger)
• Thin ribbon, twine, or fishing line
• Pencil
• Scissors

HOW TO MAKE IT:

1 2 3

Print template(s) you want
to use. (Note: The smaller
two work well if you’re
using 8 1/2” squares to make
snowflakes, while the others
are suited to larger squares.)
For each snowflake,
fold a paper square in half
once, and then in half again—
so that it resembles a small
card with the fold at the top.
Next, fold the paper
diagonally so that the upper
right corner meets the lower
left corner, as shown.
 MICKEY’S WINTER WONDERLAND
Sn owflak e s

4 5 6

Fold the paper in half
diagonally once again, this
time from left to right, and trim
the longer triangular bottom
off, as shown.
Undo the last fold, and trace
a Mickey head along one
of the side edges, as shown.
Cut along the trace line
and remove the cutout.
Snip off the upper tip of the
paper, and then cut a deep
V-shaped notch in the bottom
of the paper, as shown.

7 Helpful Tip
Cut random smaller notches in the paper edges All cutting should be
around the Mouse head. Then, unfold the paper done by an adult.
to reveal your Mickey snowflake. Feel free
to experiment with new designs, perhaps even
cutting two or more Mickey heads in one snowflake.

8
Thread a piece of thin ribbon through the top
of each snowflake, and knot the ends together
to create a loop for hanging.
 MICKEY’S WINTER WONDERLAND
Sn owflak e s

Template
 MICKEY AND MINNIE
Fe lt Holid ay Or n ame n ts
Come Christmas Eve, creatures will be stirring —
and they will be mice. Or, more accurately
said, predicting they’ll cause a stir. This year,
debut a couple of homemade ornaments
that are bound to upstage the old collection
on the tree. Made from felt, ribbon,
and a few sewing notions, they’re
fashioned after a couple of merry
friends from the Magic Kingdom.

Time: 15 Minutes

What you’ll need:

• Scissors
• Black stiff felt
• Thin ribbon (red and green)
• Red and green felt
• 2 small white buttons
• Tacky glue
• Stick-on faux pearls
• Small stiff paintbrush

HOW TO MAKE IT:

Print the template and use the pieces as patterns for cutting
1 out the shapes in the specified colours.

For each of the ornaments, brush glue on one of the two black
2 felt mouse heads. Then create a hanger by folding an 8-inch
length of ribbon (red for Mickey, green for Minnie) in half,
and stick the ends to the glued surface, as shown.
Stick the second mouse head atop the first, sandwiching
the ribbon between them and matching up all the edges.

Glue the red semicircle on the Mickey ornament

3 and the green semicircle on the Minnie ornament.

4 Glue a pair of white buttons on the red felt and stick faux pearl
polka dots on the green felt. Tie another length of green ribbon
Helpful Tip
All cutting should be
into a tiny bow and glue it to the top of the Minnie ornament. done by an adult.
 MICKEY AND MINNIE
Fe lt Holid ay Or n ame n ts
Template
 MICKEY MOUSE
Sn owman Cards
This year, consider adding a fun twist to your
family’s holiday greetings. Send out wishes for Time: 20 Minutes
a “Merry Mouse Christmas” with homemade
cards that feature paper snowmen topped
with Mickey ears. Your kids will have fun
What you’ll need:
making them all unique with drawn-on faces • Scissors
and colourful ribbon scarves. • Scrapbook paper or cardstock (white, black,
and brown for the snowmen and additional
colours for the cards)
• Ribbon or thin strips of fabric
• Glue stick
Helpful Tip
• Coloured markers All cutting should be
done by an adult.
• Tiny buttons (optional)

HOW TO MAKE IT:

Fold the paper you plan to use for the cards
1 into sizes that will fit into a standard size
legal envelope.

Print the template and use the pieces as patterns

2 to cut out a white paper snowman and black
paper ears for each card.

Glue the ears to the top of the snowman.

3 Then tie a ribbon or fabric scarf around
the neck.

4 Glue the snowman to the front of the card.

5 Draw on eyes, a carrot nose, and a mouth.

Glue on a row of tiny buttons or use markers

6 to draw buttons.

Cut out a pair of thin brown paper stick

7 arms and glue them in place.
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Sn owman Cards
Template
 MINNIE MOUSE
Holid ay Or n ame n ts
With a little glitter and sparkly paper,
craft store finds can become magical Minnie
Mouse ornaments that make your kids giggle
with delight.

Time: 25 Minutes

What you’ll need:

• Clear baubles (found in craft stores)
• Black glitter
• Sparkly black card stock
• Red ribbon
• Glue gun
Helpful Tip
All cutting should be
done by an adult.

HOW TO MAKE IT:

Drop a little black glitter into a clear
1 bauble and replace the top.

Using the black card stock, cut out two circles

2 per bauble. Cut a little notch in the circles to fit the bauble.
With the hot glue gun, attach the ears to the bauble.

For the bow, cut out a 5” piece of ribbon and a 1” piece of ribbon.
3 With the glue gun, attach the ends of the longer ribbon together
to form a circle.

Pinch the middle of the ribbon circle. Wrap the smaller ribbon
4 piece around the middle of the loop and secure with hot glue.

5 Attach the bow to the decoration.

Make lots and see the delightful look on your child’s face
6 when they see Minnie Mouse!
 MINNIE’S POLKA-DOT
Wr e a t h
You’d be hard pressed to name anyone more passionate
about polka-dots than Minnie Mouse. Fashioned from
paper circles, this craft is a great kid-friendly introduction
to wreath-making. While you can certainly cut out circles by
hand, using circle paper punches (sold in the scrap booking
section at craft stores) makes the whole process a snap.

Time: 1 Hour

What you’ll need:

• White poster board • Pencil
• Dinner plate and large saucer • Circle paper punches
or dessert plate to trace around (2 or 3 different sizes)*
• Scrapbook or craft paper, • Glue stick
different shades and/or
• Green ribbon
patterns of red and white
HOW TO MAKE IT:
Create a poster board ring for the base of the wreath
1 by first tracing around the dinner plate and then placing
the saucer or dessert plate in the centre of the circle
and tracing around it. Cut out the ring.

Use the largest paper punch to cut out a bunch of red

2 paper circles. Then help your child glue the red circles
onto the poster board base, randomly arranging and
overlapping them until the entire ring is covered.

3 Now use the smaller punch(es) to cut out a bunch Helpful Tip
of white paper polka-dots for your child to randomly All cutting should be
done by an adult.
glue atop the red paper wreath.

Use green ribbon to add a big bow to the bottom

4 of the wreath.

To hang your finished wreath, you can simply use

5 pieces of rolled masking tape or tape a string loop
hanger to the back.