12 Kids Crafts for Christmas

When my son was little, we used to do a lot of crafting together, but now that he’s all but grown up, those days are long gone. I really miss those moments, as we used to have a lot of fun. However, my joy has been re-sparked again, as my 4 year old niece has been getting into crafts over the past few months. She loves making cards, sticking stickers, and sprinkling glitter everywhere! This past weekend, I unearthed some old kids crafts supplies and we made some Christmas cards together, which was lovely.

I thought I would round up a selection of kids crafts for Christmas, so that when the children decide that they are bored during the festive season (!) you’ll have something to keep them occupied.

12 Kids Crafts for Christmas

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The first four crafts on the list below are from me, and the rest are from my fellow crafty bloggers. The links lead to their websites – have fun!

1. Pipe Cleaner & Pom Pom Reindeer
2. Glitter Snowflakes
3. Tissue Paper Wreath
4. Quick & Easy Snowglobe
5. Pipe Cleaner Reindeer – Zing Zing Tree
6. DIY Christmas Tree Luminaries – Mum In The Mad House
7. Olaf Sock Snowman – To Simply Inspire
8. Pinecone Angels – Peace But Not Quiet
9. No Mess Recycled Christmas Card Gift Boxes – Hodge Podge Craft
10. Bead Heart Christmas Ornament – Crafts on Sea
11. Mason Jar Tissue Paper Luminary – Craft Bits
12. Candy Cane Reindeer – My Mommy World

I’ve loved crafts since I was a little girl, and over the years have quite the stash of crafting supplies. Now that my niece is into crafts, I’ve added some kid friendly items to my stash so that I will always have something that she can do when she comes to our house. I’ve set up a list of supplies that will help you with some of the kids crafts for Christmas ideas above.

Crafting supplies you might need…

Create Christmas is a month long series on The Purple Pumpkin Blog where I share 31 days of ideas for Christmas and Winter. It could be a craft, recipe, printable, gift guide, roundup, fashion, or something else(!) relating to the festive season. I always hope that these give you inspiration to create Christmas! Here are the previous years in this series: 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015

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