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10 Christmas Tree Crafts for Kids to Make!

10 of my favourite Christmas Tree Crafts for Kids!

10 Christmas Tree Crafts for Kids to Make - Our Little House in the Country1.  Scrap Ribbon Tree Ornament (Fireflies and Mudpies) – a delightful ornament made from scraps of ribbon and twigs!

2.  Pom Pom Painting Christmas Tree Craft fro Toddlers (Fantastic Fun and Learning) – a simple and fun Christmas activity fro very young kiddies!

3.  Marbled Christmas Tree Craft (Buggy and Buddy) – step by step instructions on how to make your very own marbled Christmas trees!

4.  Lolly Pop Stick Christmas Trees (Jenifer Boatwright for Scholastic) – a colourful and sparkly fun tree to make!

5.  Pine Cone Christmas Tree (Crafter’s Delights) – such a great use for pine cones!

6.  Pasta Noodle Christmas Tree (Crafty Morning) – such a cute idea – perfect for little ones to try!

7.  Fine Motor Christmas Tree (Sugar Aunts) – create a gorgeous Christmas Tree from egg cartons while developing fine motor skills

8.  Felt and Button Christmas Tree Ornament (Hands On As We Grow) – these would make a lovely addition to your tree as well as being the perfect keepsake for years to come.

9.  Shape Collage Christmas Tree (No Time for Flash Cards) – this is a perfect activity for home or the classroom!

10.  Paper Plate Christmas Tree Garland (1 Pure Heart) – I think we may try this to decorate our playroom!

 

For lots more Christmas Tree Crafts and Activities check out our Pinterest Board!

Have lots of festive fun!

Ciara xx

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Hi, I’m Ciara — writer, homemaker, and the heart behind Our Little House in the Country. I share slow, seasonal living from our cozy corner of the Irish countryside, where life is a little messy, a little magical, and deeply real. Whether it’s a teen-friendly recipe, a lived-in home moment, or a reminder to let go of perfection, this space is about embracing the everyday and finding joy in what’s already here. Come in, kick off your shoes, and stay a while — the kettle’s always on.

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  • Coombe Mill

    I love your ideas here. the twig and ribbon idea really inspired me, I’m going to do this with floristry ribbons I have with the children here at Coombe Mill over Christmas, thank you for a great idea.

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