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}
* 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!

Be sure to also check out our Christmas section for even more crafty ideas!!! #gluedtomycrafts