The Elf on the Shelf JOY Duvet Set, Cotton, Multi-Colour, Full

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It’s really pretty simple to make your own Elf on the Shelf bed {or doll house bed}, you just a few things, and a few minutes of active work. Elf Bed Supplies: Elf on the Shelf is a Christmas tradition that involves toy elves being placed around the home during December to keep an eye on whether kids are being naughty or nice. Looking for some easy Elf on the Shelf ideas that you can replicate in your own home for Christmas 2023? We've been compiling some funny, fuss-free (and sometimes naughty but always family-friendly) Elf on the Shelf ideas in the lead up to Christmas Day. Elf is on mummy or daddy’s computer or iPad surfing the internet for toys. 30. Flying with a parachute You can buy Santa's official Scout Elf now in time for the festive season, then all that will be left is to name your Scout Elf. Plus, there's a range of elf clothing, accessories and props (some of which you'll see below) that can help to create fun new scenes and moments around the home. You can also buy a cuddly, plush toy version of Elf on the Shelf for extra elf magic. When figuring out what to do with your Elf every morning search what you have in the house. A lot of inspiration can be taken from everyday items, so you don’t need to buy a bunch of props.

Put the egg in a frying pan – or add a few eggs – and then have Elf sit next to the pan holding a spatula as if he is frying the egg for breakfast! 65. Feeding dinosaurs

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Elf has all of the ingredients ready for a cup of hot chocolate including marshmallows! Kids can enjoy the treat! 48. Elf vandalises the family photos This works even better if you attach some of your child’s favourite action figures to the sleigh with wool or string as if they are pulling it! You could make it look like elf has crashed into the tree!

Place the Elf near your child’s piggy bank with a pound coin in its arms. 56. Elf steals the biscuits Open this cut file, I manipulated images and shapes in Design Space to create this bed, so it cannot be resized. {The slots and hooks will change size and you won’t be able to slide the bed together} Prepare the chipboard and cutting mat to be cut. This project will use two pieces of chipboard for each bed. {If you make two beds, you can use one piece of chipboard for both bed rails and support pieces} This cut will take a while, and you may want to send it through one or two times extra. Scout Elves can't talk but are great listeners: children can share secrets and wishes with their Elf as often as they'd like.Elf has tipped over the fruit bowl and fruit is scattered all over the kitchen counter. Leave the Elf lounging in the empty fruit bowl as if he’s using it as a bed. 29. Elf goes online Cheeky Elf has done chocolate poos! Your child follows the trail of poos to find elf. Credit Slice of my life in Wales 13. Banana fun Via Coffee and Cwtches Towards the beginning of December, the elves bring along Santa wish lists. This is for my son to fill out so they can take it to Santa that evening. Another big part of the Elf on the Shelf tradition, and especially in the age of social media, is to share photos of the hilarious antics Scout Elves have been getting up to in the home. Plus, it gives families more genius Elf ideas because you have to get really creative.

Elf has made a smiley face using Cheerios, or whatever cereals you have to hand, on the breakfast table. 17. Elf takes the pups for a walk The party starts in mid-November with the elf door under construction printable popping up out of thin air! It’s like a little Lego wonderland, and even though it takes some time to set up, it’s totally worth the effort. But hey, the rest of our antics are a breeze! DIY With My Guy has created a printable letter from your Elf to help make this idea work. 62. Use these fun FREE printable notes Elf is eating chocolate spread or Nutella straight from the jar with a spoon and has some smeared on his mouth! 26. Upside down on the Christmas tree The busy Scout Elves must return to the North Pole on Christmas Eve to help Santa prepare for next Christmas.Add a sign saying “Do Not feed the dinosaurs” for extra cheeky fun. 66. Elf on the Shelf’s last day Creative elf has lined up his friends and is taking a picture of them underneath the Christmas tree! Credit Simplify Create Inspire 33. Kissing Elf We put it in a special Santa envelope that we made with some felt. if you don’t have time Etsy has loads.

You could use doll clothes so that Elf has clothes his own size to organise. 54. Elf goes to space! Next, run each bed support {the thin rectangles} through the Xyron Creative Station, and apply them to the side rails of the bed. These will support the bed’s “bunky board”. Make some paper chains so that you have a few loops, then leave some extra so it looks like Elf has been caught in the middle of making paper chains! Via Me Becoming Mum 39. Cowboy ElfElf has taken a stuffed Santa toy hostage at the top of the tree! Idea and photo from Life with Lianne. 32. Elf takes a photo Elf is hanging out on some tinsel! This tinsel is just draped over a small decorative shelf in our living room. It works great for a last-minute idea. 53. Elf is sorting the laundry You can make this even more fun by using pen to drawer lumps of coal on the toilet rolls, plus add a little cloth to make it look like a scarf, to make them look like a snowman! Via Mummy of Four Image via Unique Young Mum 8. Chocoholic Elf Elf has used toothpaste to write “2 days until Christmas”, or just a simple “Hi”, on tiles in the bathroom. 47. Making hot chocolate Wrap the Elf in tin foil, including making him a little hat, then hang him from a ceiling light using string. Add some cut out stars (use foil for these too) to make it look like he’s in space. 55. Elf is raiding the piggy bank