Christmas Crafts to Enjoy with Kids: A Stylish and Easy Idea Collection
As the Christmas season approaches, don’t you feel like enjoying a special craft project with your children? Let’s create pieces that have the warmth of handmade work and instantly brighten up a room just by being displayed! In this article, we’ve gathered Christmas craft ideas you can work on with kids.
They’re all easy to make and sure to bring smiles when they’re finished! Using familiar materials and adding your own creative touches will make for quality time that deepens parent–child communication.
Each idea is full of stylish details, and displaying them in your entryway or living room will delight any guests who visit.
Find your favorite idea and bring color to your Christmas!
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Christmas Crafts to Enjoy with Kids: Stylish and Easy Ideas (51–60)
Christmas tree-shaped box
How about a Christmas tree–shaped gift box that’s fun to decorate? First, cut a milk carton a little below the halfway point and open up the top part.
Cut it into a jagged, tree-like shape and trace that onto green construction paper.
Glue the pieces together to form the tree.
Next, cover the lower part of the carton with light green construction paper.
Then have fun decorating the tree—glue on sequins or pipe cleaners, or draw with crayons.
Glue the box portion and the tree together to finish.
You can put small gifts or trinkets inside and enjoy it for a long time!
Christmas boot ornament
Handmade boots that can be used as ornaments or garlands for a Christmas tree.
They’re easy to make with just a few steps, so it’s a great activity to try with kids.
Make the boot-shaped bag by taping an OPP bag after cutting slits, then fill it with crumpled tissue paper.
Add white cotton up to the top of the bag and tape it closed.
Decorate with ribbons and pom-poms, attach a looped twist tie, and you’re done.
It’s a fun boot idea that you can customize with different tissue paper colors and decorative parts.
Christmas board
How about making a Christmas board that’s perfect for displaying in your room or entryway? You can create a Christmas-themed piece by attaching various materials to a wooden board.
If you’d like to make a Christmas tree, we recommend using decoration parts like wood sheets, green moss, small ornaments, and beads.
Using similar materials, you can also make a wreath on the wooden board.
Adding message-style stickers such as “Merry Christmas” is a stylish touch! It’s perfect for times when you can’t put up large decorations like a tree but still want to bring in a festive Christmas feel.
Christmas lantern
How about making a Christmas lantern to brighten up your Christmas night with vivid colors? First, cut a clear sheet so that, when assembled, it forms a cone like a Christmas tree.
Draw your favorite designs on it with a pen, then add color by sticking on cellophane.
We recommend combining various colors of cellophane.
Once your drawing is done and the clear sheet is shaped into a cone, the base is complete! Put a light of your choice inside, and you’ll have a sparkling lantern.
If you choose a light color that pairs well with the colors of the cellophane you used, both the artwork and the colors will really stand out!
Christmas Crafts to Enjoy with Kids: Stylish and Easy Ideas (61–70)
Mini tree with a glue gun
Let’s try making a small, cute Christmas tree using a hot glue gun! First, roll a piece of construction paper into a cone so it looks like a Christmas tree.
Then cover it with parchment paper to create the base.
On that base, use the hot glue gun to draw any patterns you like! Waves, checkered designs—just make sure the patterns are shaped so the tree can stand on its own once the base is removed.
After the hot glue hardens, remove the construction paper and parchment, and paint it with your favorite color of nail polish.
Adding beads or other decorations is also recommended! It already looks lovely, but if you place a light inside the tree so it glows, it will be even more dazzling!
Wreath made from fabric scraps
How about making a Christmas wreath using scraps from masks and wire or colored cord you can find at a 100-yen shop? First, use the wire to make a ring about 18 cm in diameter.
Next, wrap the colored cord around the wire again and again.
Tie the beginning and end together, then make another small loop and tie it to form a handle.
After that, tie on your favorite fabric scraps or ribbons over the cord.
Finally, round off the ends with scissors or adjust the length of the scraps.
Adding wire-made ribbons and other decorations will make the wreath even more festive.
Felt Christmas stocking
These felt Christmas stockings are perfect as ornaments for your tree or as interior decor! A charming idea you can hand-sew without using a sewing machine.
It’s more efficient to make a template first and cut the felt accordingly.
Sew on the felt pieces, add decorations like embroidery, make a second identical piece, and stitch them together with a blanket stitch to finish! Have fun customizing by changing felt color combinations or using ribbons, beads, and sequins.
Slip in candies or chocolates, and they’ll make delightful casual Christmas gifts.
