Create your own Christmas Elf Puppets at Santa's Workshop! Follow easy, fun DIY instructions to make festive elf puppets perfect for holiday storytelling and family activities. Ideal for kids and craft lovers!
Share the love this Christmas with this easy-to-make Christmas Heart Ornament Craft that requires only a few items you’re likely to already have on hand. Use them as a tree ornament or as a loving extra touch to your gift wrapping.
These adorable North Pole Times Elves are the perfect DIY ornament for kids to make and hang on the Christmas tree!
These DIY Christmas Pop Up Cards are fun and simple to make. Choose from a variety of elves and characters direct from the North Pole to make a unique gift that is loads of fun to share with friends and family.
This fun little Clothespin Snowman craft is super easy to make and just as versatile. Glue them to presents to make a cute gift tag holder. Clip them to your tree for a fun kid-made ornament. Or hide them around the house and have your very own Christmas Snowman Hunt just like you would for an Easter egg hunt.
Mikee was finally safe and sound. Our dear Waldo had spotted Mikee’s craft bag, found some yarn, braided a rope, and pulled her out! The two of them were finally together in the wilderness. However, that wasn’t the end of Waldo’s saving mission! Baby Yeti was still on the bottom of the crevasse!
Waldo needed to call Mummy Yeti for help. He needed something loud, something messy, something...
While Waldo was thinking of a way to call Mummy Yeti, Mikee’s QuantaCom Encryption Watch finally got a signal.
“Mikee!” Rudolph yelled.
“I’m fine! I’m with Waldo!” replied Mikee.
Poor Rudolph could finally breathe a sigh of relief. It seemed forever to him since he had news from Mikee.
Meanwhile, Waldo came up with a brilliant idea! He would roll a snowball onto the top of the hill; he would let it roll down, growing bigger and bigger until it eventually hit the ice. Mummy Yeti would hear the noise and come to save the baby. It was Waldo's secret call for mummy Yeti. What could possibly go wrong? Well...
Waldo made a snowball and rolled it up the hill. As he was climbing, the snowball was bigger and bigger as he had in mind. When he reached the top, the snowball was already too big and too heavy for Waldo’s tiny frozen hands.
Waldo pushed the snowball toward the vast space covered with ice. However, due to the slippery ground and the size of the snowball, Waldo’s plan didn’t go smoothly.
However, the giant snowball turned and rolled in the wrong direction! It was too late for poor Waldo to do anything. He could only helplessly watch the snowball rolling toward the crevasse!
What do you think? What will happen with the snowball and baby Yeti? Keep reading the North Pole Times to find out!
While it’s true that the elves are already hard at work making toys, Halloween time offers a great opportunity for so much fun!
As kids around the world are getting ready to go back to school, the elves at the North Pole are gearing up for their favorite time of year...
August is a very special time at the North Pole. While the elves enjoy the last full month of summer, as the high temperature can sometimes reach up to 41° F, they also start to prepare for the colder months of Autumn and Winter.
Because the elves of the North Pole consider themselves global citizens, they enjoy celebrating all of the national holidays!
Things are really heating up in the North Pole now! In June, the elves enjoy temperatures that can reach up to 38° F!
Welcome to May in the North Pole. The elves are excited because there is usually a big temperature jump in May.
April showers, bring May flowers… But in the North Pole April brings a lot of fun and festive times for the elves. With holidays that celebrate their love of fun and faith, April has it all.
Right now our favorite elves are decorating for St. Patrick’s Day at the North Pole while also starting their spring cleaning and planting. They are dreaming about shamrocks and the sun!
Let’s take a look at some of the holidays our friends celebrate during the “Month of Love.”