Easy Christmas crafts to enjoy with kids! Make them with everyday materials.

Pine cone Christmas tree

[Christmas Dollar Store DIY] Make a Christmas Tree with Pine Cones ☆ Pinecone Christmas Tree DIY

In autumn, pinecones can be found all over parks and campgrounds.

Many of you have probably picked them up with your children.

By simply decorating those pinecones, you can make stylish mini Christmas trees! Cut materials like fir branches that you can even find at 100-yen shops, and attach them to the pinecones using a hot glue gun.

Since you’ll be sticking on small pieces, be careful not to burn yourself.

By changing the type of wood or decorations, you can create Christmas trees with a variety of looks.

It’s wonderful to have the whole family make their own unique trees together!

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Three-dimensional card made with lace paper

[Christmas Craft] Easy: 3D Pop-Up Card Made with Paper Doilies

This is a 3D card made with doilies—perfect for handmade Christmas cards! Using store-bought paper doilies makes it an easy and appealing craft.

First, color the doilies with water-based pens or paints as you like.

Prepare three pieces by cutting a doily in half, then accordion-fold each one and simply attach them to the card base.

When gluing, the trick is to place the three pieces along the center line with small gaps between them, attaching them from top to bottom in order.

You can decorate with craft parts or stickers, or add drawings to finish it off in a festive style.

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Tissue paper Christmas tree

Christmas Craft (7): Bouncy, wobbling stars with an adorable design ♡ A 3D craft using tissue paper! Individual mini trees for each child [Nursery/Kindergarten]

This is a Christmas tree made with tissue paper that shines in all kinds of event decorations.

The fluffy, three-dimensional texture unique to tissue paper and the way the star ornament attached to a chenille stem sways make it enjoyable both during the crafting process and after it’s finished—sure to spark children’s curiosity.

Another plus is that it can be made with easy-to-find materials like items from 100-yen shops or cut-up milk cartons.

When children open the tissue paper, please have an adult help so it doesn’t tear.

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Snowman made from Yakult bottles

[100-Yen DIY] Snowman made from Yakult containers ⛄️

This is a snowman made from an empty Yakult container.

First, peel off the plastic label from the container.

Wrap a piece of quilt batting cut to 3×26 cm around the lower part of the container, and two layers of batting cut to 1.2×26 cm around the middle; trim any excess.

Attach a piece of batting cut to 6.5×11.5 cm to the top, and tuck it inside the container.

Then wrap the entire container with batting cut to 11×14 cm to complete the body.

Next, attach eyes and a nose made from stickers, beads, or similar materials.

If you’re good at knitting, you can also knit a hat and scarf.

Finally, add a touch of blush to the cheeks to finish your cute snowman.

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Santa made from a toilet paper roll

[Christmas 100-Yen DIY] Santa Claus Made from Toilet Paper Rolls

A Santa Claus craft you can make using a toilet paper roll and items from a 100-yen shop.

First, trim the edge of the toilet paper roll.

Next, cut colored felt for the face and clothing pieces, and glue them onto the roll.

Attach a pom-pom ball for the nose, then glue on black safety eyes.

Fold a triangle of felt to make the hat, add stuffing inside, and place it over the roll.

Prepare fluffy yarn and glue it around the face area.

Attach a beard made from wool felt, and make a topper for the hat using acrylic yarn to finish.

It’s also fun to customize the outfit or add blush to the cheeks to give it more expression.

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