I totally reserve the right to go complicated next year though if the mood strikes!.

This is me trying to hold it in place so you could see what I did.I really should have remembered to take pictures when I had Kennedy helping me.

I need more hands!.You can also mix it up and do the same type of cuts on the non-folded side.. Use a bead of hot glue along the whole length of your strip to keep it folded in half .. Now comes the fun part where it all comes together!Start rolling your flower up, using hot glue as you go to hold everything together.. Get the Kids Involved.

When I made these with kids, I would have them cut their strips and cut their petals, and then I would have them come over to the “gluing station” so they could have me glue their flower for them.I would just ask them if it looked good to them and if they liked how I was rolling the flower as I went and that way they felt like they were still very much involved in the process.

As kids get to be older and a little more confident with crafting, you can let them try out using the hot glue with one of the lower temperature glue guns that you can get.

Be careful though because hot glue is still hot glue even if it’s a little less hot!(Fact: toddler boys really love tractors.

Maybe this will be a show for him too!)This holiday season,.

Property Brothers., Jonathan and Drew Scott, will be revisiting some of their own family traditions from years past and will no doubt be marveling at how many things have changed for them.