Last Saturday, my friend Julie (the editor and indexer of Alphabet Adventures) and I attended a local author book fair and had the chance to meet Deborah Jo Larson, author of One Frozen Lake in person. Her book is filled with beautiful ice fishing images that immediately brought me back to my own childhood living on a small lake in Central Minnesota. The pictures reminded me of the cities that sprouted up in the middle of winter, in the middle of the lake.
One Frozen Lake tells the story of a grandfather and grandchild on their ice-fishing adventures. Deborah Jo Larson’s engaging narrative, a celebration of her childhood spent on frozen lakes, comes alive with appealing scenes expertly crafted by award-winning children’s book artists Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher.
She lured me in (literally) with this darling Christmas craft at her table. Wouldn't this be a fun craft and gift for the kids in your life who love fishing...maybe even the kids at heart who love fishing? One Frozen Lake can be ordered through the Minnesota Historical Society Press. Click here for printable coloring sheets all about ice fishing!
Deb provided directions for this "alluring" Christmas craft she likes to call Festive Floats or a "Bobber" Santa.
1. Threat 1-2 white beads onto orgnament hook for the pom-poms on Santa's hat.
2. Thread ornament hook onto spring in the red end of bobber. Squeeze ends together.
3. Glue eyes and nose to white part of bobber for a face.
4. Glue a piece of cotton below nose for Santa's beard.
5. Let dry before hanging on tree. Ho-ho-ho!
One Frozen Lake tells the story of a grandfather and grandchild on their ice-fishing adventures. Deborah Jo Larson’s engaging narrative, a celebration of her childhood spent on frozen lakes, comes alive with appealing scenes expertly crafted by award-winning children’s book artists Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher.
She lured me in (literally) with this darling Christmas craft at her table. Wouldn't this be a fun craft and gift for the kids in your life who love fishing...maybe even the kids at heart who love fishing? One Frozen Lake can be ordered through the Minnesota Historical Society Press. Click here for printable coloring sheets all about ice fishing!
Deb provided directions for this "alluring" Christmas craft she likes to call Festive Floats or a "Bobber" Santa.
1. Threat 1-2 white beads onto orgnament hook for the pom-poms on Santa's hat.
2. Thread ornament hook onto spring in the red end of bobber. Squeeze ends together.
3. Glue eyes and nose to white part of bobber for a face.
4. Glue a piece of cotton below nose for Santa's beard.
5. Let dry before hanging on tree. Ho-ho-ho!
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