Naughty elf idea – the sock-decorated Christmas tree
Your elf has replaced a few decorations with clean odd socks and seems very pleased with his new Christmas tree look.
Your elf has replaced a few decorations with clean odd socks and seems very pleased with his new Christmas tree look.
Your elf is still awake in his satin pyjamas, counting three homemade cotton-wool sheep beside a tiny paper fence.
Your elf has “tidied” the pantry by giving rice, pasta and oats some very questionable Christmas nicknames.
Your elf takes to a miniature stage with a homemade microphone, a spoon joke and a very polite audience of toys.
A jar of strawberry jam blocks a little road of toy cars, and your elf is left trying to deal with the Christmas traffic jam.
Three little green craft pegs become crocodiles in your elf’s miniature park, with paper eyes, teeth and tails added at home.
A cardboard box and a few pretend controls become your elf’s time machine, set for Christmas but apparently still waiting to work.
Your elf opens a toy X-ray clinic for a teddy, using a homemade paper coat and a chalk drawing that reveals an urgent need for a cuddle.
One little paper cloud has produced a pretend shower, and your elf has borrowed a tiny decorative umbrella to prepare for it.
Two marshmallow snowmen wait at your elf’s workstation, with one decorated and the other still expecting its face and buttons.
Your elf answers a very important call from Santa using an unpeeled banana, with a tiny homemade phone book beside him.
Your elf tries flying a little paper kite indoors and finds that the houseplant has become an unexpected landing spot.
A cardboard backboard and tiny paper hoop become a North Pole basketball game, with your elf narrowly ahead of the teddy.
Your elf puts on a paper moustache and confidently claims that nobody will recognise him, despite everything else being exactly the same.
A foil-lined tray becomes the moon, with a homemade rocket and your elf planting a tiny North Pole flag beside the landing site.