DIY Christmas Wreath Crafts for Children to Create
Get ready to deck the halls with these 10 festive and child-friendly Christmas wreath crafts! Here's a roundup of the most popular crafts based on recent ideas:
- Paper Handprint Wreath - Trace and cut children's handprints on construction paper, then assemble them into a wreath shape. This sentimental keepsake is great for developing fine motor skills [1][4].
- 3D Paper Wreath from Scrap Paper - Utilize folded and cut colored paper pieces or leftover wrapping paper to create a layered, textured wreath. It's easy, budget-friendly, and uses common home materials [1].
- Yarn Wreaths - Wrap floral wire or a wreath frame with colorful yarn in various styles (looped, braided, or wrapped) to create soft, tactile wreaths [3].
- Toilet Paper Roll Wreath - Cut toilet paper rolls into rings, glue them into a circular wreath form, then decorate with pom-poms, glitter, or paint. This simple recycling craft has great visual impact [5][2].
- Hand and Footprint Wreath - Similar to the handprint wreath but incorporating footprints, often painted directly, perfect for younger kids and keepsakes [4].
- Christmas Tree Stick Wreath - Collect small sticks, glue them in a circular wreath shape, then decorate with simple ornaments or paint for a natural look [2].
- Pom-Pom and Cotton Swab Wreath - Use cotton swabs glued and arranged in a circle, decorated with colorful pom-poms and glitter for a bright, fluffy wreath [5].
- Eco-Friendly Cinnamon Ornament Wreath - Make small cinnamon ornaments or shapes and string them together on a wreath base, merging craft with a festive scent [2].
- Christmas Ornament Suncatcher Wreath - Use recyclable materials like mason jar lids and vegetable oil to create transparent colored “ornaments” arranged into a wreath, great for window decorations [2].
- Dala Horse Ornament Wreath - Craft small Dala horse shapes from scrap cardboard or toilet roll tubes, then attach them into a circular wreath design, combining traditional motifs with recycling [2].
These projects are simple, use mostly household or recyclable materials, and are well-suited for kids’ creativity and motor skill development [1][2][3][4][5]. Many encourage customization with paint, glitter, ribbons, or natural elements to make each wreath unique.
For step-by-step visual guidance, there are helpful video tutorials available for paper and yarn wreaths [1][3], and short clips for cotton swab and handprint wreaths [4][5].
[1] Sunny Day Family: Top 10 Christmas Printables for Your Home & Family [2] Powerful Mothering: Top 10 MUST DO Christmas Crafts [3] Crafty Kids at Home: Top 10 Christmas Cards for Kids [4] Fun Handprint Art: Top 10 Creative Footprint Christmas Crafts [5] The Resourceful Mama: Top 10 Reindeer Kid Crafts
- These child-friendly Christmas wreath crafts are not only popular on social media, but also featured on platforms like Sunny Day Family for printables and DIY ideas.
- individuals can find tutorials for creating paper handprint art wreaths and yarn wreaths on platforms like Sunny Day Family and Crafty Kids at Home.
- Making a home-and-garden statement this holiday season doesn't have to break the bank, as shown by budget-friendly handprint art wreaths and 3D paper wreaths using scrap paper or leftover wrapping paper.
- Add a festive touch to your lifestyle by fashioning a hand and footprint wreath, a creative project for families that showcases the unique imprints of little ones on a personalized keepsake.
- With the holiday season in full swing, consider incorporating food-and-drink themes into your Christmas decorations, such as cinnamon ornament wreaths that not only look appealing, but also fill your home with a delightful, seasonal aroma.
- Looking for unique gifts during the holiday season? Shopping for handmade wreaths, like 3D paper wreaths or toilet paper roll wreaths, can make for thoughtful, eco-friendly additions to any festive home.
