I can’t believe that there are only TWELVE days left until Christmas! How did that happen?!? I intended to do a roundup of my favorite 50 holiday kid crafts from around the web, but at this point it would be impossible to make them all! So I decided that I would choose 12 crafts for the 12 days of Christmas.
The other day I asked my son what he wanted to do for our family Christmas party. His options included reading Christmas books, singing Christmas carols, making and eating a holiday treat, watching a Christmas movie, or doing Christmas art. And every time that I ask him he chooses Christmas art! I guess I had better bust out the art supplies!
And now, without further ado, here are 12 Kid Crafts for the 12 Days of Christmas.
Making Upcycled Christmas Ornaments from Nest of Posies
Gingerbread Nativity from First Christmas Gift Wrap
Footprint Tree and Handprint Rudolph from The CSI Project Kids
Candy Cane Reindeer from All Things Simple
Family Handprint Tree from Mama Smiles
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Handprint Snowman Ornament from U Create
Playdough Gingerbread Men from No Time for Flashcards
Tissue Paper Wreath from Cheerios & Lattes
Cupcake Liner Christmas Trees from Tatertots & Jello
Curly Beard Santa and Scrapbook Paper Strip Tree from Whatever…
Toilet Paper Roll Paint Printing Christmas Tree from Creativity First
Elf Houses from No Time for Flashcards
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Be sure to follow along on my Christmas Pinterest board for more festive inspiration!
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I don’t mean to come off as snobby or anything as I ran by your site as I am planning things (yes, already) for our Advent and Christmas season… however, the 12 Days of Christmas are the 12 Days following Christmas Day – ending with “Epiphany” on Jan 6. I thought that I was finding crafts representing those days when I came here. But, I love your crafts just the same.
I actually had no clue about that! Fascinating! I will definitely keep that in mind for the future! Way to go on planning ahead! That’s amazing!