And for the little ones who are prone to breaking things, consider buying a set of styrofoam balls and looping a string through the top for shatterproof ornaments. Just make sure you’re painting in a mess approved area. Painting Ornamentsīuy a set of plain ornaments and ask the kids to break out their paint sets. And make sure to check out our personalized advent calendars for more inspiration. Fill each baggie with a surprise for the kids and have them help you hang them up and label them randomly. All you need is a long, stable stick or pole, string, paper lunch bags, gift tags, and Christmas wrapping paper. Looking for an advent calendar that doubles as a Christmas craft idea? If so, consider creating this unique advent calendar. The way the kids can proudly display their unique crafts all season long. All you’ll need are popsicle sticks, paint, decorations, string, and glue. This craft idea is similar to the popsicle stick puppets, but you get to hang them on the tree. Cut out the shapes and layer them together for a set of special tags to add to the gifts under the tree. Use construction paper, old greeting cards, and other special decorations like ribbon or buttons. Gift Tag CraftĬreate custom gift tags that the kids will love to show off. For an added touch, include small battery-powered lights to light up the houses. Outline the sides to each building on the paper and help the kids cut out the shapes, then tape them from the inside so they stand up. Christmas Paper Townīuild a mini Christmas town in your own home using construction paper. Help your kids cut out the shapes, glue them together, and then put on the ultimate puppet show. All you need is glue, popsicle sticks, construction paper, and scissors. These popsicle stick puppets are festive and easy to make.
Mason Jar Snow GlobeĮveryone likes snowglobes, so why not turn them into a fun Christmas craft idea? Plus, these finished crafts make great gifts for friends and family in addition to holiday decorations.
Turn this fun holiday decoration into a kids craft by setting up stations for candy, frosting, and other decorations. Honestly, who doesn’t love gingerbread houses? They’re cute, festive, and best of all, delicious. Running out of space for your kids’ gifts? Looking for some cute gift ideas from the kids for your loved ones? If so, consider uploading their artwork and using it to create new Christmas gifts like a photo book or holiday card. Simply buy a terrarium container and give your kids all the festive supplies they need to build their mini display.
Terrariums are fun, interactive crafts that kids love to get creative with. Then have fun with add ons like ribbon, buttons, glitter, and more. Just cut out all your favorite elements and designs and glue or tape them to new cardstock and construction paper. Help prevent old greeting cards from going to waste by turning them into new, refurbished holiday cards. For more details, visit our resource on Christmas card crafts. Then, tie or glue them to an ornament base as a commemorative Christmas bulb. For this idea, simply cut unique shapes and designs from old greeting cards. Whether you make them as a tree decoration or gift for loved ones, DIY ornaments make an excellent Christmas craft. Simply cut decorative shapes from the cards and stack them on a base to make a standing Christmas tree decoration. Save your favorite holiday cards from friends and family with this unique craft. Make A Christmas Tree Out Of Christmas Cards It may require more involvement from the parents but sewing is a great life skill for kids to learn, not to mention it’s super fun too! 30. This cute tree craft is a great beginners’ project for sewing.
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