DIY Wreath Ornament Christmas Crafts for Kids

Looking for fun Christmas crafts for kids? Today my 3 year old and I are sharing how to make these super easy DIY wreath ornaments. Not only are these fun for the kids to put together, but they are easy to assemble and are a great craft for kids of all ages. These are great for elementary or preschool class parties! With just a few supplies and some willing helpers, you’ll have the ornaments made in no time.

Supplies needed to make your own wreath ornament Christmas crafts for kids:

• 25mm Christmas Green Starflake Beads
• 8mm Faceted Plastic Beads
• Scissors
• 1/8″ Red Satin Ribbon
• Green Pipe Cleaners

Step 1. You’ll start by gathering a pipe cleaner, snowflake beads, and sifting out the red color from the faceted plastic beads.

Begin by threading a red bead on the pipe cleaner followed by 3 green snowflake beads.

Step 2. You’ll repeat the process with the beads until you’ve added on “7” sections of snowflake beads (21 snowflake beads in all). You’ll finish off with a red bead. You can also make these ornaments larger or smaller depending on how many snowflake bead bunches you add.Step 3. Next you’ll twist the two ends of the pipe cleaner together and wrap it around itself tightly one time.

Step 4. At this point, an adult may need to step in and help finish off the Christmas crafts for kids ornament. Trim off excess pipe cleaner.

Step 5. Trim off about 10″ of red ribbon and tie it around pipe cleaner to add a hanger for the wreath.

Now you’ve got a super cute and easy wreath ornament!

If you are looking for more fun Christmas crafts for kids this winter, you should check out this adorable snowman crafts snowflake/bookmark idea. Such a fun and cute idea the kids will love. You might also be interested in these perler bead ornament gift tags.

Marie

Marie from BloomingHomestead.com has a passion for all things crafty, including home decorating, organization, digital design, DIY, and cooking yummy comfort food! As a recent first time home buyer, she enjoys making her house into a home while sticking to a budget (gotta love those student loans!). This usually requires her to think outside the box and get creative. Marie loves sharing tutorials and projects in hopes she can inspire others. When Marie is not crafting, she likes to read, shop, watch movies, and visit with family & friends. Most importantly, Marie loves spending time with her husband of 12 years and their two children who keep them on their toes.