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🎁 Christmas Craft Countdown – Day 32 (December 10)


Craft: “Nativity Pebble Art Plaque” 🪨✨👶🌟

Theme:A simple, earthy nativity scene made from small pebbles — a stunning reminder of the humble birth of Jesus.

This craft looks high-end, but is amazingly easy and budget-friendly!

❤️ What You’ll Need:

  • Small flat pebbles (from the yard, craft store, or Dollar Tree)

  • Wood plaque, small canvas, or cardstock background

  • Hot glue gun

  • Twine or thin rope

  • Gold paint pen

  • Optional:

    • Moss or raffia

    • Mini wooden star

    • White paint for snow speckles

    • Scripture tag

✨ Directions:

1. Prepare Your Background

Use a wooden plaque, piece of cardboard wrapped in craft paper, or a small canvas.You can leave it natural, or lightly paint it beige, cream, or soft blue.

2. Arrange the Nativity Scene

Use small pebbles to form:

  • Mary (taller pebble + small pebble for head)

  • Joseph (similar to Mary)

  • Baby Jesus (tiny pebble wrapped or surrounded in twine “hay”)

Place Baby Jesus in the center, with Mary and Joseph leaning toward Him.

3. Add the Manger

Glue a small bundle of twine or raffia under Baby Jesus to create a rustic manger shape.

4. Add the Star of Bethlehem

At the top of the plaque, draw or glue on a gold star.You can use:

  • A gold sticker

  • A wooden star

  • A painted star using a gold pen

5. Add Details (Optional)

  • A bit of moss under the manger

  • White paint speckles for “snow”

  • A scripture tag on the bottom:“For unto you is born this day…” — Luke 2:11

6. Display

You can:

  • Hang it with twine

  • Place on a shelf

  • Attach to a wreath

  • Gift it to someone special

This craft becomes a beautiful keepsake year after year.

✝️ Faith Reflection:

Luke 2:7 (KJV)“And she brought forth her firstborn son… and laid him in a manger.”

Made with simple stones — just like Jesus’ birth in a simple place — this craft reminds us that God often uses humble things to show His greatest glory.


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