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Christmas Suncatcher: Art Projects for Kids

Christmas is a great time to let your child explore their artistic side and get creative. Brighten up your windows with these sun catcher ornaments.  Christmas crafts for kids are fun to create all together with family and friends. Many art projects can be modified so that all ages can participate and help make the project.

Let your child be creative and experiment with the collage technique demonstrated below.  Painting with tissue paper is one of my all time favorite collage techniques not only for my own artwork but also working with children. It always turns out so beautiful.

Christmas Crafts for Kids

Materials:

Tissue Paper

Wax Paper

Glue (mixed with a bit of water)

Paintbrush

Tape

Ribbon

Tutorial:

Step 1: Tape down wax paper to your work surface.

Step 2: Tear or cut shapes of tissue paper and lay on top of the wax paper.

Christmas Crafts for Kids

Step 3: Use the paint brush to cover the tissue paper with glue. Be sure to cover each tissue paper shape completely with glue. Let your child experiment with overlapping and layering of colors. Let dry (you may wish to peel off the tape and gently lift the wax paper to make sure it does not stick to your table).

Christmas Crafts for Kids

Step 4: Once the tissue paper has completely dried cut out your ornament shapes.

Step 5: Hang in the window. Add strips of ribbon to the top of your ornaments.

Christmas Crafts for Kids

 

 

 

 

 

 Here are some more Creative Christmas Posts from the Festive Family Bloggers:

Fifteen Easy Christmas Crafts You CAN Make from Bare Feet on the Dashboard

Christmas Art Projects for Kids from Hand Made Kids Art

Seven Simple Lego Gifts Your Kids Can Make from Lemon Lime Adventures

Simple Things to Put in Clear Plastic Ornaments from P is for Preschooler

Paper Winter Village from Planet Smarty Pants

Christmas Countdown with Wooden Blocks from Adventure in a Box

Pinecone Angels from Peace But Not Quiet

Fine Motor Christmas Crafts, Activities, & Games for Kids from Still Playing School

Healthy Holiday Baking from Gypsy Road School

Bottle Cap Christmas Craft from Sugar Aunts

Five Things Kids Can Make from Old Christmas Cards from The Chaos and the Clutter

Creative Christmas from In the Playroom

Creative Christmas Pinterest Boards from Are We There Yet?

Transitioning to a MAKE-YOUR-OWN Christmas Tradition from Multicultural Kid Blogs

 

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  1. Birute Efe says

    November 8, 2014 at 4:23 AM

    I love them. Such a nice detail for the windows during holidays!

    Reply
    • Jamie Hand says

      November 21, 2014 at 8:54 PM

      Thank you! They are still hanging in our window. It is nice to look out and see the bright colors. 🙂

      Reply

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