Funny elf idea – cooking snowballs at elf cooking school
Your elf has put cotton-wool snowballs into a toy frying pan and is wondering why his pretend dinner won’t melt.
Your elf has put cotton-wool snowballs into a toy frying pan and is wondering why his pretend dinner won’t melt.
Teddy wants to drive Santa’s sleigh, but your elf has set up a very strict homemade height check.
Your elf has taken a bad shortcut and ended up behind a homemade yarn web, with a friendly paper spider keeping watch.
A potato in a tiny paper hat is pretending to be your elf, while the real elf peeks out from a nearby basket.
Your elf and a teddy have a homemade cardboard seesaw, with the elf’s end resting down and a cheeky biscuit note beside it.
Your elf has taken fish and chips rather literally: a paper fish is waiting on a plate beside a few potato crisps.
Your elf and a teddy are having a tiny tug-of-war match on the rug, with a paper centre line and a No pulling faces note.
Your elf has invented a cardboard clock with biscuit pictures instead of numbers, so it is always snack o’clock.
Your elf has a little cardboard candyfloss cart, with fluffy pretend treats on paper cones and a striped homemade awning.
Your elf has turned a few closed books into stepping-stone islands, with homemade paper flames for a tiny floor is lava game.
Your elf is a cardboard knight guarding the last biscuit from a toy dinosaur dressed as a little paper-winged dragon.
Your elf has two very quiet pets looking for a home: ordinary pebbles with little paper faces and homemade name cards.
Your elf is applying to be the Christmas tree star, with a homemade gold-card backdrop and a hopeful little note.
Your elf has decided it is Teddy’s birthday, complete with a paper hat, a pretend cake and a tiny homemade party.
Your elf borrows a small colander for a turtle shell and leaves a Slow and steady note beside his kitchen disguise.