Happy Tuesday my friends! Let’s get in the Christmas spirit today – shall we?!

Today’s Paper Plate Christmas Wreath kid friendly post is super simple, really festive and made with tons of glue & of course – tons of love as well!!!

Our Paper Plate Christmas Wreath tutorial is absolutely PERFECT for an afternoon holiday craft for children of ALL ages.

As always – the supplies are inexpensive {just how we like it around here on Glued To My Crafts!} and the end result makes for am awesome decoration piece, as well as keepsake since it has cute little handprints incorporated in it as well!

So find the full step-by-step tutorial below! Happy crafting, my lovely friends!!! #gluedtomycrafts

Paper Plate Christmas Wreath Supplies:

* Large Paper Plate
* Green Crepe Paper and/or Tissue Paper {affiliate link}
* Craft Scissors
* Red Pom Poms
* Red Colored Cardstock
* School Glue
* Marker/Pencil
* Stapler

Directions:

* First cut the center of your paper plate out, leaving a ring for the wreath. Discard the center of the paper plate.
* Next you {or your child} should tear/cut up the green crepe paper into squares.
* Now put a good layer of glue all around the the paper plate ring. Have your child place the crepe paper squares on it, until it’s completely covered.* Once that is done, have them glue some red pom poms all over the wreath. Set aside to let it dry completely.
* While that is drying, trace your child’s hands on the red cardstock. Trim those trace-outs out and staple them together to look like a bow.
* Once completely dry, staple on the “bow” to the front of the Christmas wreath and display the finished piece proudly for ALL to see!