Escape Room Z– Your living room’s about to be invaded by the living dead. What do they want? Your pizza of course… How about attaching the characters to some ribbon or string and hanging them as bunting around the room for a holiday party!

Rebel Revolt Spy Mission– Your crew of specialists will need their wits about them if there’s any chance of breaking into the evil government’s W.A.R. facility.Envy Murder Mystery– A 1920’s Gatsby-style murder mystery game of debaucherous luxury and deadly feuds. Get ready for a night of velvet gloves, blood-stained. The games can be printed and set up in just 20 minutes so you can get on with the fun. Christmas Party Game Ideas!

Throw the dice and each time a number is rolled, you take that piece – the first one to complete their character is the winner! Bonus Card Game– made by gamers, for gamers! (You can even make your own!) Make sure to grab your Christmas-exclusive extras before they disappear into the mist… Largesize with the pieces spread over several sheets. This creates a character around 12″/30cm tall. This post is part of Create the Holidays– a series of festive recipes, crafts, printables, and more on The Purple Pumpkin Blog! Look at the previous years here: 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, and 2012.

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For an extra crafty dimension, why not mount the character onto a larger piece of paper and use other craft materials to embellish it? With Christmas coming, I know that so many craft businesses are currently working on holiday products. Today is a great day to talk about making handmade products related to Dr. Seuss and his characters; like the Grinch, the Lorax, Cindy Lou Who, Thing One and Thing Two, Sam-I-Am, and many more. Can You Make and Sell Dr. Seuss Products? Regularsize, with all of the pieces on one sheet of paper and makes a character around 4″/10cm tall. (This is the image at the top of the post.) Unfortunately, Dr. Seuss designs and quotes are not in the public domain and cannot be used on products for sale without written permission from Dr. Seuss Enterprises. Since Dr. Seuss (Theodor Seuss Geisel) passed away in 1991, all licensing agreements are handled though Random House. Licensing Information