Easy handmade Christmas crafts: ideas you'll want to display
As Christmas approaches, it’s hard not to feel a little giddy, isn’t it? Here are some simple DIY Christmas craft ideas that let you fully express that excitement.
These projects use easy-to-find items like toilet paper rolls, cardboard scraps, origami paper, and pom-poms, so anyone can jump in! They’re perfect for decorating your room or giving as gifts.
Add your own twist and create one-of-a-kind Christmas goodies.
Wishing you a Christmas filled with warmth and kindness, along with your handmade creations!
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Easy handmade Christmas crafts: ideas you'll want to display (41–50)
A Christmas card pieced together from fabric scraps
Here’s an idea for designing Christmas cards using stickers made from fabric scraps.
The patchwork look makes for a very lovely card.
You can easily make the fabric-scrap stickers by covering one side of double-sided tape completely with fabric scraps, then trimming off any excess that extends beyond the tape.
Once you’ve settled on a design, cut the sticker to match the shape, peel off the backing paper, and stick it onto the card base.
It’s also recommended to combine them with decorative elements made from stickers or craft punches!
Easy handmade Christmas crafts: ideas you'll want to display (51–60)
Christmas tree made with a wooden box
A Christmas tree made with a wooden box is a fun project for everyone from small children to adults.
Drizzle glue onto the wooden box in the shape of a tree to draw the outline.
Then add beads on top.
It’s recommended to mix larger and smaller beads as you go.
Prepare bead colors to suit your taste—either a single color or multiple colors.
Decorating with small accessories around it can add a personal touch and make it even cuter.
Give it a try and make it for a fun Christmas!
Cut-and-paste snow globe
Let’s make a snow globe that’s cute to display and cute to shake.
Use a compass to draw an inner and outer circle on construction paper, then cut slits toward the center.
Cut out and remove the inner circle, join the edges with tape, and form a ring that will be the base.
Apply double-sided tape to the ring and attach plastic film over the top.
Carefully trim any excess plastic with scissors to finish the base.
Add cotton or Christmas flake stickers as you like to create the snow globe’s scene.
By changing the color of the outer rim and the types of stickers, you can complete a one-of-a-kind snow globe.
A Christmas card that becomes three-dimensional when opened
This is an adorable, three-dimensional Christmas card that expands into a pop-up shape when you open it.
While keeping the edges connected, you make two slits in the card and create folds so that the sections above and below the slits alternate, which gives it a 3D finish.
The decorations you attach to the base are also important—be sure to place them so they don’t overlap the fold lines.
Because many parts are hidden when the card is closed, your sense of how to add messages and decorations is really put to the test.
Pine cone craft that won’t get your hands dirty
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When it comes to Christmas crafts, pinecone trees are such a classic idea.
But pinecones have a complex shape, so painting them can take time, and little kids often end up getting paint on their hands and clothes.
So here’s a simple way to color pinecones: use a plastic bag.
Put paint and a pinecone into the bag, then shake or knead it to apply the color.
If you want a light coat, shake it; if you want a deeper color, kneading is recommended.
Cute mini Christmas tree
Let’s make a mini tree that’s small and easy to display.
You’ll need a pine cone, decorative parts, paint, and glue.
First, paint the pine cone in your tree color.
If you paint the whole cone green and then add white just to the tips, you can create the look of snow on the tree.
After that, use glue to attach the decorations, and you’re done.
Use any parts you like—decorative balls, beads, pipe cleaners, and more—to finish your tree beautifully.
Cute! Pine cone ornament
How about decorating your Christmas tree with pine cone ornaments? This simple idea involves decorating pine cones with decorative balls and beads, then attaching a looped ribbon to the base—perfect for a parent–child craft time.
You can keep the pine cones’ natural color or paint them with acrylics.
Changing the decorative parts will also change the look, letting you create a variety of lovely ornaments.