75 Christmas Crafts for Kids

It's no secret that kids love Christmas — they also love crafts, so combining the two is a guaranteed win-win. Build their anticipation for the big day with our fun project ideas for crafters big and small.

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October 27, 2020

By: H. Camille Smith

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Make a Plate for the Big Guy

Everyone knows that Santa is a cookie connoisseur — but did you also know that he has a soft spot for kids' artwork? Ensure he's in a top mood when stuffing your stockings by crafting a customized plate to serve Santa's favorite midnight snack.

Get the How-To: Make a Hand-Painted Cookie Plate for Santa

From: Marian Parsons

Or, a Sweet House for Wee Folks

Your little bakers will love helping you decorate this sweet farmhouse. Get all our tips for turning a basic gingerbread house into the cutest edible holiday decor around.

Get the How-To: How to Make a Charming Gingerbread Farmhouse

Turn Craft Supplies Into Costumes

Raid your craft stash to deck out your littlest elf like, well, an elf, reindeer or even the big man himself.

Get the How-To: Easy DIY Photo Props for a Kid-Friendly Holiday Party

Or, Shipping Boxes Into a Playhouse

Raid your recycling bin, then set to work to turn cardboard into a crafty playhouse that kids will love helping you decorate for their own holiday home away from home.

Get the How-To: How to Build a Life-Sized Gingerbread Playhouse

Deck Out With Yarn Pom-Poms

Kids love seeing their handiwork displayed at Christmas and these yarn pom-poms are so cute that you won't be able to resist decorating the tree with them or using them instead of bows as colorful gift toppers.

Get the How-To: Kids' Craft: Make a Pom-Pom Christmas Garland

From: Marian Parsons

Or, Craft a Colorful Wreath

Celebrate the ho-ho-holidays with this festive pom-pom wreath that’s as merry and bright as Rudolph’s nose. Perfect for brightening up a kid's room — enlist their keen eye when selecting yarn colors.

Get the How-To: How to Make a Colorful Holiday Pom-Pom Wreath

From: Morgan Faulkner

Stack a Sweet Snow Globe

A Christmas tree you can eat? Yes, please! Kids will love assembling and decorating this mini Christmas tree that they can display — then devour!

Get the Recipe: Candy Christmas Tree in a Snow Globe

Or, Have Fun With Snow Slime

Help kids whip up an indoor snow scene they can play with anytime. Our DIY slime recipe, below, uses inexpensive ingredients to create a tabletop winter wonderland.

Get the How-To: DIY Snow Slime

Make Glowing Ice Lanterns

Get an assist from Mother Nature (or your freezer!) to turn a few plastic containers and water into magical, glowing ice lanterns.

Get the How-To: How to Make an Ice Lantern

From: Marian Parsons

Craft Easy Twig Ornaments

Your littlest crafters will enjoy helping you scavenge sticks outside, then wrap with yarn to create these cute handmade ornaments that are ideally sized for tiny hands.

Get the How-To: Get Kids Crafting With These Easy Twig Ornaments

Make Potato-Stamped Gift Wrap

Forgo storebought gift wrap this year and get a little help from the kiddos to craft one-of-a-kind paper that's big on the cute factor but easy on the wallet.

Get the How-To: How to Make Potato-Stamped Gift Wrap

From: Marian Parsons

Whip Up These Shareable Snowmen

Delicious, adorable and a fun craft for kids to make for classmates, teachers or neighbors, these melt-in-your-mouth snowmen are sure to delight.

Get the Recipe: Homemade Treat: Snowman Chocolate Bark

From: Heather Baird

Or, Bring the Fireside Favorite Inside

Kids love s'mores but what do you do if you don't have a fire pit? Bring the fun inside by whipping up s'mores on a stick that you and your crew can enjoy while watching your favorite holiday flick. Just skewer a marshmallow, then dip in melted chocolate and roll in graham cracker crumbs. Get some more s'more ideas, below.

See More Photos: 19 Easy, Creative Recipes & DIYs for S'mores Lovers

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Customize One of Our Free Printable Cards

Our free printable template and step-by-step instructions make crafting this cute card a snap, even for the littlest crafters. Just print out the design, then let the kids go to town embellishing it however they'd like.

Get the How-To: Kids' Craft: Printable Santa Holiday Card

From: Kim Stoegbauer

Get Crafty With Gift Wrap

While it's universally acknowledged that kids are experts at unwrapping gifts, with just a little help from an adult, they can also master the art of wrapping them — our free printable tags and creative gift wrap ideas make wrapping pretty packages a snap.

See More Photos: 75 Holiday Gift Wrap Ideas

From: Kim Stoegbauer

Assemble a Herd of Printable Paper Deer

Craft time is playtime with these moveable card stock deer. You only need scissors and brads to turn this free printable pattern into an activity for all ages. For the smallest crafters, precut the brad holes to make assembly a breeze.

Or, Whip Up Some Delish Deer

Give your littlest Christmas crafters a real treat with these adorable deer cookies that can be made using either homemade or storebought shortbread as the cookie base.

Get the Recipe: Holidays Made Easy: Delish Deer Cookies

Make Ornaments for Feathered Friends

For the holidays, don't just decorate the Christmas tree inside your house. Make these birdseed ornaments to add color to bare winter trees and treat hungry feathered friends to a snack. Kids will love making them to display in their own yard and to give as gifts to their favorite nature lovers.

Get the How-To: Kids' Craft: Bird Seed Christmas Ornaments

From: Marian Parsons

Or, Give Them a High-Calorie Treat

Made from lard plus a few kitchen staples, suet is a favorite food for woodpeckers, titmice, nuthatches, wrens, cardinals and chickadees. Kids will enjoy watching so many types of birds come to feed, plus they can feel good knowing that they helped provide a sustaining treat for our feathered friends when their usual food sources are scarce.

Get the Recipe: How to Make Suet to Attract Birds to Your Yard

Get Creative With Party Supplies

The holidays = parties, even if it's just the family at home. Make yours a stand-out by dressing up basic paper cups to resemble Santa's lead reindeer. Cut antler shapes out of craft foam and give each cup a face with a craft foam muzzle, googly eyes and a pom-pom nose.

See More Photos: Host a Rudolph-Themed Fondue Party This Christmas

And, Upcycle All Those Shipping Boxes

Certainly less messy than standard cookie-style gingerbread houses, these cardboard alternatives are an almost-free craft that'll lend a big dose of cheer to any space. Get our tips, plus a free, printable gingerbread house template, below.

Get the How-To: Cute + Crafty: DIY Cardboard Gingerbread Village

Craft Some Pinecone Critters

Just a few natural materials are all you and the kiddos need to spend the afternoon assembling a few forest friends. Add a hook to turn the hedgehogs into Christmas tree ornaments or loop thru some ribbon to add them to packages as a playful gift topper.

See More Photos: Holiday Crafting: Pinecone Hedgehogs

Or, Assemble a Woodsy Garland

Kids are natural scavengers. Put their talents to good use hunting up pretty pinecones to dip into craft paint then knot onto yarn for an easy, rustic decoration.

Get the How-To: DIY Holiday Pinecone Garland

Try a Throwback Craft

Felt holders for candy canes are a retro kids' craft that your little ones will enjoy making just as much as you did. So turn on some Christmas music, gather up your supplies and get crafting.

Get the How-To: Kids' Craft: Make a Candy Cane Mouse

From: Marian Parsons

Make an Indoor Snowman

This cheery snowman is sure to brighten up your foyer, kitchen or front porch. Just glue three graduated-size wood blocks together then spray-paint everything white. Add buttons to the smallest block for eyes and cut a carrot nose out of orange craft foam. Finish your snowman with a child's size winter hat and scarf.

See More Photos: 16 Festive Holiday Entryway Ideas

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Or, Give Hot Cocoa a Little Character

Marshmallows, pretzel sticks, candy corn and a bit of icing are all you need to assemble a few of these marshmallow snowmen that'll add a playful finishing touch to their hot cocoa.

Get the Recipe: Warm Up With This Slow-Cooker Hot Chocolate + Marshmallow Snowman Topper

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Dress Up Mason Jars for the Holidays

Craft your own sparkling holiday lanterns on the cheap! Glitter, glue and an empty glass jar are all you need.

Get the How-To: How to Make Glittered Mason Jar Lanterns

From: Marian Parsons

Craft "Sweet" Ornaments

'Frost' craft store wood cut-outs with white puffy paint to create gingerbread cookie lookalikes that can be displayed for many Christmases to come. Learn the tricks to perfecting this vintage-inspired look with our tutorial, below.

Get the How-To: Easy-to-Craft Wooden Gingerbread Christmas Ornaments

From: Marian Parsons

Or, Include the Scents of the Season

Enjoy all the fun of making Christmas cookies without the butter, sugar, fat and calories! These fragrant, non-edible and festive cinnamon ornaments are a must-make kid-friendly Christmas craft that'll have you rolling, baking and decorating.

Get the How-To: Kids' Craft: Scentilicious Cinnamon Ornaments

From: Marian Parsons

Make Waterless Snow Globes

Don't throw out that empty glass jar — instead, turn it into a mini winter wonderland. Blogger Michelle Edwards created these by hot-gluing small Christmas trees to the inside of the jars' lids, pouring fake snow into the jar then screwing on the lids. No muss, no fuss.

Or, Turn Ornaments Into Vases

A thoughtful DIY gift for teachers or neighbors, it's easy to turn a dollar-store, plastic ornament into a small vase for fresh flowers. Our tutorial, below, shows you how.

Get the How-To: Christmas Craft: Make Easy Upcycled Ornament Vases

From: H. Camille Smith

Craft a Character for Your Tree

Basic craft supplies and mini pinecones are all kids need to craft a whole Christmas tree-full of tiny woodland elves.

Get the How-To: How to Make Mini Pinecone Elf Ornaments

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Or, a Cute Character They Can Eat

Almost too cute to eat (almost!), kids of all ages will love helping make these chocolate-dipped cuties. Using prepackaged crispy rice treats will help keep the focus on the fun part — decorating.

Get the Recipe: Woodland-Inspired Treats: Chocolate Hedgehogs

Turn Nuts Into Wee Santas

Perfect for the littlest crafters, this easy project uses materials you probably already have on hand. You and the kiddos can turn a bag of walnuts into a whole tree-full of everyone's favorite elf in no time flat.

Get the How-To: Christmas Kids' Craft: Walnut Santa Ornament

From: H. Camille Smith

Or, Turn Ping Pong Balls Into Snowmen

Ping pong balls (check your local dollar store), toothpicks and craft paint will keep your kids happily crafting for hours. These friendly snowmen are easy to make and are adorable ornaments or can be used as gift toppers, instead of a standard bow.

Get the How-To: Easy, Budget-Friendly Ping-Pong Ball Holiday Ornaments

Make Colorful Yarn and Button Trees

Great as a centerpiece or mantel or foyer decoration, these yarn-covered trees will add a colorful pop to any room.

Get the How-To: Yarn and Button Holiday Topiaries

Or, a Snowy Mini Forest

Wrapped in chunky white yarn, mini foam topiaries make charming wee trees. Perfect as party favors or Christmas table decor, these tiny trees are also great handmade gifts for kids to give to teachers or neighbors.

Get the How-To: Easy Yarn-Wrapped Mini Christmas Trees

From: H. Camille Smith

Inspire Their Inner Chef

Kids love desserts and they also love to help out in the kitchen. Help them grow their culinary skills by whipping up one of our homemade holiday treat recipes together.

See More Photos: 45 Homemade Holiday Food Gift Recipes

Upcycle Leftover Party Supplies

Turn leftover plastic wine glasses and a few basic craft supplies into sweet scenes inside an ornament-style snowglobe.

Get the How-To: Kid-Friendly DIY Snow Globes

Or, Turn Tins Into Tiny Dioramas

Vintage mini gelatin molds and tart tins are easy to source at flea markets or thrift stores and make perfect wee winter dioramas for decking the halls. Get an assist from the kiddos to craft these playful ornaments.

Get the How-To: Upcycle Vintage Mini Tins Into Funky Ornaments

Make Melt-Proof Snowball Ornaments

Add a little snowy sparkle to your Christmas tree this year. These easy-to-make snowballs are a fun craft for kids big or small and can be reused year after year.

Get the How-To: Kids' Holiday Craft: Glittering Snowball Ornaments

From: H. Camille Smith

Or, Turn Clothespins Into Snowflakes

In just a few steps, you can turn wooden clothespins into beautiful snowflake ornaments. This is a great project for older children to tackle on their own or for small kids with help from a crafty adult.

Get the How-To: Turn Clothespins Into Christmas Tree Ornaments

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Get Crafty With Candy Canes

Mini candy canes, googly eyes and basic craft supplies — felt, pom-poms and glue — are all you need to whip up a whole herd of these adorable reindeer for your tree.

Get the How-To: How to Make a Candy Cane Reindeer Ornament

Or, 'Mint' a Sweet Tray

Put a new spin on classic holiday candy with a starlight mint serving tray. To create it, lay peppermints side-by-side on a cookie sheet and place the pan in a warm oven until the mints have evenly melted. Remove the pan from the oven and set aside to allow the candy to fully cool. Once dry, the shiny, slick surface is perfect for serving snacks.

See More Photos: 20 Modern Handmade Holiday Decorating Ideas

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Count Down With a Mitten Advent Calendar

Although the busy days leading up to the holidays speed by for adults, Christmas can't get here fast enough for kids. Help them count down the days with this clever advent calendar. Fill the mittens with a small toy or treat to bide the time and build excitement for the big day.

Get the How-To: How to Make a Mitten Garland Advent Calendar

From: H. Camille Smith

Light the Way for Santa

Make sure the big guy has no trouble finding your house on Christmas Eve with this updated and safer version of the classic Santa's runway.

Get the How-To: How to Make a Votive Candle Runway for Santa

Make Customized Cards

This easy-to-craft card is the perfect way for kids to let grandparents or distant relatives or friends know that they're thinking of them around the holidays. Just print our free template onto card stock, then embellish with a bit of yarn or twine.

Get the How-To: Yarn-Embellished Holiday Ornament Card

From: Kim Stoegbauer

Bake a Batch of Cookie Dough Ornaments

Kids love playing with soft dough — mix up a batch then shape it into sweet tree ornaments. For the dough, you need: 4 cups of flour, 1-1/2 cups of water and 1 cup salt. First, preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Combine ingredients, then knead the mixture into dough and roll out flat. Use cookie cutters to cut the dough into seasonal shapes and embellish however you'd like, then place on an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake for 10 minutes or until golden brown. While cookies are still soft, use a knife to make a hole in each for hanging. Once they've cooled, spray them with a clear protective food coating, thread ribbon through and hang on the Christmas tree.

Sub Painted Pails for Stockings

Give your holiday decorations a playful twist by swapping out traditional fabric stockings for metal pails painted with fun, bright colors.

Get the How-To: How to Make Painted Pail Stockings

From: Marian Parsons

Inspire Their Inner Artist

This fun gift wrap can be created with materials you probably already have on hand. First, wrap gifts in blue construction paper. Dip the eraser end of a pencil in slightly thinned-down white craft paint or tap it onto a white ink pad and stamp dots onto paper. Create snowflakes by starting with a center dot then working your way out in symmetrical lines and rings. To create the snowman, overlap white dots to build up his body and embellish with an orange paper carrot nose and a black marker coal mouth, eyes and arms.

See More Photos: 75 Holiday Gift Wrap Ideas

Creatively Top Treats

Planning a party? Delight small holiday guests with easy-to-create (and oh-so-cute!) "dipped" deer figurines. Sealed with food-safe shellac, these crafty cupcake toppers can be used again and again.

Get the How-To: How to Make "Dipped" Deer Cupcake Toppers

Craft Rustic Yarn Ornaments

Cover inexpensive foam balls with yarn to create a rustic Christmas ornament the kids can hang on the tree or use to top wrapped gifts. Choose traditional wool or synthetic yarn for a smooth look or get creative by wrapping the balls with fun, novelty yarns with fluffy, faux-fur textures or variegated colors.

Get the How-To: Christmas Kids' Craft: Yarn Ball Ornaments

From: H. Camille Smith

Create a Marshmallow Snowstorm

What would the holidays be without a little snow? Tie marshmallows onto fishing line for a magical decoration kids will love; they can even help assemble then later disassemble (and devour!) it.

Get the How-To: Holiday Entertaining: Create a Marshmallow Snowstorm

Upcycle Old Board Games

Turn topping gifts into game-time with these clever gift tags that can also double as personalized tree ornaments or even holiday place cards. Crafting them is a snap: Just hot glue wooden game tiles to twine or matte ribbon.

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Give Them A House of Their Own

Decorating gingerbread houses is a holiday tradition that's fun for the whole family. Prebake the cookie house sections then fill bowls with assorted candies and let the fun begin.

See More Photos: Host a Kid-Friendly Gingerbread House Decorating Party

Craft a Few Indoor Snowflakes

Every kid has at least one puzzle they've stopped playing with because it's missing pieces. Put the remaining pieces to good use as clever snowflake decorations. Just select puzzle pieces with similar outlines then hot glue them in the shape of a snowflake to a small cardboard circle. Coat the pieces with white spray paint then attach the snowflake to a napkin ring, hair barrette, candleholder — or any everyday item that could use a little holiday update.

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Try a Fresh Twist on Ornaments

Fresh fruit has long been used to decorate Christmas trees; the bright pop of color and fresh scent is hard to beat. This year, instead of studding the orange with cloves, opt for a more fashion-forward approach and use tacks as designer Tobi Fairley has here. To attach the ribbon for hanging, Tobi cut 2 shallow slits around the orange's navel then slid through a loop of leopard-print ribbon.

From: Tobi Fairley

Make Your Own Mini Trees

Whip up these springy mini trees to add a playful holiday touch to any area of your home, either indoors or out. Just wrap plastic-coated wire (available at your local hardware store) around craft-store foam topiary forms then pull out the form and voila — instant Christmas tree.

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Creatively Count Down the Days

Although kids will enjoy helping you decorate the takeout boxes and assemble the advent calendar, they'll really love opening one up each day to discover the surprises you've hidden there.

Get the How-To: Make Your Own Takeout Box Advent Calendar

Make Rustic Yardstick Stars

Turn yardsticks and twigs into star-shaped sculptures that are perfect for decking out your outdoor areas. This is a great craft for older kids who are comfortable working with basic power tools.

Get the How-To: Create a North Star Wall Hanging With Yardsticks

Marshmallow Tree Pops

Kids big and small will have a blast making (then devouring!) these cute, easy-to-create chocolate treats.

Get the How-To: Holiday Entertaining: Marshmallow Tree Pops

Create an Indoor Snowstorm

Use fishing line to string together paper snowflakes for a budget-friendly holiday decoration you can leave up all winter long.

Get the How-To: How to Make a Snowflake Curtain

Make a Monogrammed Gift Topper

Forget traditional ribbon bows and top your gifts with a yarn-wrapped initial instead. Older kids and crafty teens will want to try this easy project to create personalized packages that stand out from the pack.

Get the How-To: How to Make a Monogrammed Gift Topper

From: Michelle Edgemont

Turn Cookie Cutters Into Ornaments

Metal cookie cutters are too pretty to keep hidden away in a drawer, especially if they're family-hand-me-downs. After you've finished your holiday baking, back the ornaments with colorful paper and put your favorites on display.

Get the How-To: How to Make Cookie-Cutter Christmas Ornaments

Stack a Mini Tree

Cut wooden dowels into varying lengths from large to small. Spray-paint them white then glue the dried dowels together, alternating each dowel's direction to create a full, rounded design. Top the tiny tree with a glittered chipboard star. Design by Paul Lowe

Repurpose Old Bulbs

Don't toss old light bulbs — instead, give them new life as glittering tree ornaments. A few coats of metallic spray paint and a ribbon for hanging are all you need. Smaller light bulbs work best grouped together in odd numbers, while larger lightbulbs are best as single ornaments.

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Craft Game Piece Ornaments

Get the kiddos crafting to make a few of these playful ornaments that are a snap to make using Scrabble letters glued onto a strip of colorful ribbon. Use the letters to spell out holiday sayings or family members' names.

See More Photos: 10 Easy-to-Make Holiday Tree Ornaments

Stamp Creative Gift Wrap

This artistic gift wrap is as easy to create as it is cute. First, wrap gifts in newsprint or butcher paper. Then, create a lightbulb-shaped stamp from a wine cork by cutting away the sides with a craft knife to leave just a pointed oval shape. Brush a light coat of paint onto the lightbulb portion of the stamp then firmly press it onto the wrapped gift. Continue adding stamped bulbs in a line, alternating colors, until you're happy with the design. Allow paint to dry then add the string with a permanent marker.

See More Photos: 75 Holiday Gift Wrap Ideas

Turn Old Shirts Into Ornaments

Upcycle plaid or flannel shirts the kids or Dad have outgrown into menswear-inspired ornaments to add a rustic, outdoorsy touch to your tree.

Get the How-To: Make Christmas Ornaments From Old Shirts

Or, Coffee Filters Into Trees

Dip coffee filters in fabric dye for a trendy ombré effect then stack them to create a quick-and-easy tabletop Christmas tree that's just the right size for a holiday centerpiece or party decoration.

Get the How-To: Easy Ombre Coffee Filter Christmas Trees

Customize With Stamps

Turn alphabet stamps and bakeable clay into fun, one-of-a-kind ornaments or gift tags.

Get the How-To: Make Clay Ornaments Stamped With Holiday Cheer

From: Michelle Edgemont

Make a Snowflake Table Runner

Cutting folded paper into lacy snowflakes is a holiday pasttime you can put to good use to craft a whimsical winter table runner. Just transfer the paper snowflake patterns to white felt, then cut out and attach the felt snowflakes to a readymade fabric runner.

Get the How-To: Snowflake-Embellished Table Runner

Make an Easy Rag Wreath

Upcycle odd bits of fabric into a cute holiday wreath. A great project for beginning crafters, this easy-to-make fabric wreath requires no sewing and can be made in under an hour.

Get the How-To: Kids' Craft: Make an Easy Rag Wreath

Turn Felt Into Festive Poinsettias

Cut several basic leaf shapes out of red felt, stitch together and embellish with a button to easily craft a whole garden-full of poinsettia look-alikes. Glue them onto ribbon to create streamers or add a ribbon loop to turn them into ornaments.

Get the How-To: How to Make a Felt Poinsettia

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

Upcycle Old Holiday Cards

To add a sentimental touch to your tree, use a circle cutter to cut out pretty sections of past year's cards then attach them to twine with hot glue. Working on the garland can be a new holiday tradition, creating a decoration that will grow a bit longer each year as you add the previous year's cards.

Get the How-To: Repurpose Holiday Cards Into a Colorful Garland

From: Brian Patrick Flynn

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75 Christmas Crafts for Kids

Related To:

Make a Plate for the Big Guy

Or, a Sweet House for Wee Folks

Turn Craft Supplies Into Costumes

Or, Shipping Boxes Into a Playhouse

Deck Out With Yarn Pom-Poms

Or, Craft a Colorful Wreath

Stack a Sweet Snow Globe

Or, Have Fun With Snow Slime

Make Glowing Ice Lanterns

Craft Easy Twig Ornaments

Make Potato-Stamped Gift Wrap

Whip Up These Shareable Snowmen

Or, Bring the Fireside Favorite Inside

Customize One of Our Free Printable Cards

Get Crafty With Gift Wrap

Assemble a Herd of Printable Paper Deer

Or, Whip Up Some Delish Deer

Make Ornaments for Feathered Friends

Or, Give Them a High-Calorie Treat

Get Creative With Party Supplies

And, Upcycle All Those Shipping Boxes

Craft Some Pinecone Critters

Or, Assemble a Woodsy Garland

Try a Throwback Craft

Make an Indoor Snowman

Or, Give Hot Cocoa a Little Character

Dress Up Mason Jars for the Holidays

Craft "Sweet" Ornaments

Or, Include the Scents of the Season

Make Waterless Snow Globes

Or, Turn Ornaments Into Vases

Craft a Character for Your Tree

Or, a Cute Character They Can Eat

Turn Nuts Into Wee Santas

Or, Turn Ping Pong Balls Into Snowmen

Make Colorful Yarn and Button Trees

Or, a Snowy Mini Forest

Inspire Their Inner Chef

Upcycle Leftover Party Supplies

Or, Turn Tins Into Tiny Dioramas

Make Melt-Proof Snowball Ornaments

Or, Turn Clothespins Into Snowflakes

Get Crafty With Candy Canes

Or, 'Mint' a Sweet Tray

Count Down With a Mitten Advent Calendar

Light the Way for Santa

Make Customized Cards

Bake a Batch of Cookie Dough Ornaments

Sub Painted Pails for Stockings

Inspire Their Inner Artist

Creatively Top Treats

Craft Rustic Yarn Ornaments

Create a Marshmallow Snowstorm

Upcycle Old Board Games

Give Them A House of Their Own

Craft a Few Indoor Snowflakes

Try a Fresh Twist on Ornaments

Make Your Own Mini Trees

Creatively Count Down the Days

Make Rustic Yardstick Stars

Marshmallow Tree Pops

Create an Indoor Snowstorm

Make a Monogrammed Gift Topper

Turn Cookie Cutters Into Ornaments

Stack a Mini Tree

Repurpose Old Bulbs

Craft Game Piece Ornaments

Stamp Creative Gift Wrap

Turn Old Shirts Into Ornaments

Or, Coffee Filters Into Trees

Customize With Stamps

Make a Snowflake Table Runner

Make an Easy Rag Wreath

Turn Felt Into Festive Poinsettias

Upcycle Old Holiday Cards

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