‘Tis the season to get crafty! Oh what fun it is to craft! Oh the weather outside is frightful, but crafting is so delightful! Alright, alright, I’m done (maybe). But I just LOVE Christmas! And I love getting my kids excited for the best holiday ever, too! It’s truly the most wonderful time of the year (okay last one! maybe…) and what better way to spend time with your kiddos than making some Christmas themed crafts for the holiday! I’ve put together a list of my favorite crafts to help you get in the spirit, decorate your home, or make some heartwarming gifts. Follow along to find some of the best Christmas crafts for kids!
Handprint Christmas Wreath
Starting out strong with an easy but adorable wreath made out of handprint cut outs! Find the tutorial here.
Reindeer Headband
Here’s a fun Christmas craft kids will love long after craft time is over! Use the provided free printable and some craft paper to make this easy and inexpensive reindeer headband. Find the tutorial here.
Elf Hat Printable
Here is another fun activity the kids can wear afterwards! Find the free printable and tutorial here.
Paper Plate Christmas Tree
Make and decorate your own Christmas trees using paper plates and pom poms! Find the tutorial here.
Fingerprint Christmas Tree Ornaments
Commemorate the year using their little fingerprints to decorate these salt dough ornament. Find the tutorial here.
Pipe Cleaner Candy Canes
Make a bunch of candy canes to decorate your tree with, or to put all around the house! Find the tutorial here.
Snowman Door Decoration
Decorate your door and turn it into a cute snowman! If you don’t have a white door, you can get a cheap disposable white tablecloth, or cover your door with white paper. Find the tutorial here.
Paper Plate Santa
Make your own Santa out of paper plates, paint and cotton balls! Find the tutorial here.
Christmas Angel Ornaments
Make these Christmas angels to hang on your tree using paper and water color paint. These are easy to make and absolutely beautiful! Find the tutorial here.
Pine Cone Christmas Trees
If you live in an area where you have a bunch of pine cones laying around the yard, this is a great craft! Find the tutorial here.
DIY Crystal Snowflakes
These crystal snowflakes not only make a great decoration, this is a great science experiment to wow everyone! Fine the tutorial here.
Watercolor Snowflakes
Another variation of a snowflake craft, make your house a winter wonderland with these beautiful watercolor snowflakes made from coffee filter. Experiment with watercolor paint and blending colors. Find the tutorial here.
Christmas Chain Garland
This super simple diy garland will not only make a great decoration anywhere throughout your home, you can use it to decorate your Christmas tree! Make it as long as you want, any color variation you want, and try different scrapbook paper to make some unique patterns! Find the tutorial here.
Paper Plate Snow Globe Craft
Make your own snow globe using disposable plates. Get creative and come up with different winter themes! Find the tutorial here.
Pastel Christmas Art
This unique art project uses chalk on black paper to make the shapes look like they are glowing. The kids will have fun picking different colors and blending them together. Find the tutorial here.
Paper Plate Christmas Wreath
Make this wreath with different green colored paper and hang it on your door! Find the tutorial here.
Sparkly Icicles
These fun decorations are made from aluminum foil and blue glitter. Hang them around the house with all your snowflake crafts to make the ultimate winter wonderland! Find the tutorial here.
Paper Christmas Trees
This project only involves plain paper and scissors. These Christmas trees would make a great addition to any centerpiece, mantel decoration, or a Christmas village! Find the tutorial here.
Finger Paint Christmas Tree Art
Let the get their hands a little dirty and play with finger paints! You can use a Christmas tree shape like the picture above, or you can use different holiday shapes. Find the tutorial here.
3D Paper Snowflakes
Closing out this list with a classic, we have 3D paper snowflakes. If you don’t remember how to make these when you were a kid, you can find the tutorial here.
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