Christmas Crafts for Kids

Enjoy this selection of easy Christmas crafts for kids, including homemade Christmas decorations, ornaments, gifts, cards and more.

While the stores are filled with images of Santa, reindeer, elves and Christmas pudding, use these easy Christmas crafts for kids to focus on the true meaning of Christmas and the season of family togetherness.

Decorate your home (or classroom) with some of the easy homemade Christmas crafts listed below and enjoy making gifts and cards that will bless others at this special time of the year.

Christmas Decoration Crafts

Instructions for making homemade Christmas crackers, decorated egg shell hangers and a hanging star Christmas decoration.

Christmas Ornaments Crafts

Make a snow globe ornament or a salt dough candle holder.

Christmas Paper Crafts

Make three types of your own homemade Christmas gift wrap, plus a Christmas cutting craft.

Christmas Card Crafts

Tips to make a personalized card with a Christmas photo craft plus instructions for a pop-up Christmas card craft.

Christmas Gift Crafts

Easy Christmas crafts for children to make homemade gifts, including a pet rock paperweight, a puzzle, a hand-painted scarf and painted bottles.

Hanging Hearts

Let your kids exercise their cutting and construction skills to create a hanging heart with this easy Christmas craft for kids.

Snowman Christmas Craft

Make this easy collage picture of a snowman, using puffs of cotton wool and confetti.

Concertina Paper Christmas Craft

Cut out a variety of concertina people or shapes to add to your preschool Christmas crafts!

Paper Chain Christmas Craft

Make homemade Christmas decorations with these easy paper chain Christmas crafts for kids!

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