Star of Wonder, Star of Night

This year (2011) the epiphany is being officially celebrated on January 2, but the traditional day for the epiphany (and the end of the 12 days of Christmas) happens on January 6, so you still have some time to celebrate the epiphany with your kids. Try celebrating with stars!

 This Beautiful Star can be crafted out of leftover

wrapping paper! Find the directions on Family Fun.

Make these Paper Stars with The Magic Onions. 

Make these Crispy Cheese Stars with Family Fun

as a fun epiphany snack! 

Craft these Fold and Snip Paper Stars with Family Fun.

I love these little 3D Paper Stars from Family Fun!

Craft Stars from toilet paper tubes with Muffin Tin Mom.

Find directions for making this Wired Star over on Family Fun.

Combine your crafting skills with a little science to Craft these Stars.

Directions on Family Fun.

You could even give you daughter a cute Star Hairdo

with Princess Hair Styles. Isn't this so cute?

Or you could try making these Northern Star Cupcakes.

If there's one cookie cutter shape I'm willing to bet you all have,

it's a star. So just take your star cookie cutter and go crazy on 

whatever you're eating. Like these Star Sandwiches from Ideals to Life.

If you're looking for some different epiphany crafts, don't miss my round ups of King Crafts, Crown Crafts, or Crown Cakes. Happy celebrating, everyone! 

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