Kids Quick and Easy Christmas Crafts and Free Holiday Printables
Christmas is just days away, but the school holiday break is just beginning. If you’re looking for some fun crafts to keep you and your little ones entertained over the Christmas vacation, check out these fun ideas we found below.
Holiday Crafts
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| Hand print Christmas Trees = We made these in the 60′s! Easy and fun and the best part is decorating them! | Sponge Painted Holiday Decor – this is on paper, but get a white table cloth and decorate it for the kids’ table! |
| allkidsnetwork.com | notimeforflashcards.com |
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| We made these tissue paper Christmas Trees but rolling paper into a cone and taping it in place. Not as sturdy but cheap! |
Holiday Snowman Party Collection {Free Printables} |
| allkidsnetwork.com | livinglocurto.com |
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| Felt Gingerbread men – Simple sewing craft for older kids (make a mark with a pen to show them where to sew) or use glue for the very little. Decorate with felt, pompoms, and glitter. | Another oldie but goodie – I made this as a small child in the 60′s as well. Everything you need is at the drugstore. |
| google.com (photo inspiration only) | allkidsnetwork.co |
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| Cheap foam “trees,” yarn, and decorations make these fun decorations! To skip the hot glue for the little ones, get ornaments with a loop and put them through the yarn before wrapping tightly to hold them in place. | Gingerbread tree ornaments – kids can help with the mixing, rolling and cutting out. Put a hole in before baking and tie with ribbon or fabric. Mmmm….smells divine! |
| livinglocurto.com | blogs.babble.com |
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| I made these back in the day with my kids! Use cookie cutters to cut cardboard shapes (cereal boxes work well). Give them glue & pompom (glitter, too!) and when they’re finished add a look and/or ribbon and hang. | Draw a design on brown paper bags and let your little one color it in – punch holes, put your gift inside, tie a bow and give! So cute! |
| redtedart.com | redtedart.com (photo inspiration only) |
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| The beard is made by tracing your child’s hand. The rest of the ornament comes from their free downloadable and printable pattern. | Tutorials from simple paper snowflakes to these crazy beautiful pieces of art! |
| b alancinghome.com | make-handmade.com |
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| Flower pot bell It has a bead dangling underneath to make the ringer part. Painted and decorated with punched-out shapes | Free downloadable & printable tags for gifts, jars, and more. |
| mamapeapod.blogspot.com | sewcraftcreate.com |
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| Visions of sugarplums Simple shapes (use cookie cutters!) and glue for the very young and ages 10+ can learn an easy blanket stitch. So cute! | Free printable and downloadable pattern. The garland is super easy to put together and can be as long as you like. Or add a yarn loop and make them into ornaments! Let very young ones use glue and glitter to decorate. |
| nanacompany.typepad.com | printablepaperproducts.com |
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| Holiday Lazy Crazy Cute: Last Minute Ways To Jazz Up Your Home, Holiday-Style! by Lyndsay Sung of Coco Cake | |
| poppytalk.blogspot.com |
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Great craft ideas, thanks for sharing.