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How To Draw Crazy Christmas Elves

We had fun drawing Santa the other night, now it’s time to learn how to draw crazy Christmas elves! Chuckers was really excited to learn. If your family does elf on a shelf, your kids will probably get a kick out of this one.

Materials

  • Pencil, crayon, or marker
  • Paper

Watch How To Draw Crazy Christmas Elves

Filed Under: Christmas, How To Draw Tagged With: Christmas, Drawing, holiday, winter

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