Craft a paper plate Santa with your kids! This fun and creative Christmas DIY project is perfect for little hands and adds festive charm to holiday crafting.

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Paper Plate Santa - The Easiest Christmas Kid Craft Idea EVER!

Are you looking for a fun and easy Christmas craft to do with your kids? Look no further than this paper plate Santa!

This is a great project that even young children can participate in, and the end result is so adorable. So what are you waiting for? Get started on making this craft today!

This paper plate Santa kids craft is perfect! It’s simple enough that preschoolers can do it, but still provides a bit of challenge and results in a really cute finished product. Don’t wait – give it a try today!

Like always – the supplies for this paper plate and cardstock Santa craft is really inexpensive and pretty easy to find. I bet you have most to all of them already in your house, so all you need to do is pull them out. {no excuses!}

To change things up from our normal routine of crafting, my son got to use his own personal pair of scissors in this craft {which you can imagine for a preschooler is pretty exciting!}

He had full control and he absolutely LOVED it! I, of course, loved the end result of his finished Santa craft and it’s hanging proudly on our art display in the living room.

So what are you waiting for? Don’t be on my naughty list this year – make this craft for your child today!

Find all the crafty details in the full paper plate Santa craft tutorial below! Happy crafting, my friends!

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This simple paper Christmas craft is perfect for kids! It’s so much fun and really cute, too!

Craft Supplies:

Large Paper Plate – 1 per craft
Marker or Pencil
Red Cardstock Paper
Craft Scissors
Skin Tone Crayon or Craft Paint
Paint Brush
White School Glue
Wiggle Eyes
Red Pom Pom
White Cotton Balls

Directions:

First draw a large triangle on your red cardstock paper. This is Santa’s body. Have children cut it out.
Next cut your paper plate in half. Straight up the center to make two equal halves.
Keep one half and save the other for another day.
In the inside section of the paper plate half, paint Santa’s skin tone in.
Once done, glue on the wiggle eyes and a red nose on the paper plate half.
Now glue that decorated paper plate half to the center of the red triangle piece from earlier.
To finish off the Paper Plate Santa craft, glue a cotton ball towards the top of the red triangle to make Santa’s hat.
Then let it all dry completely before displaying proudly for all to see!

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Paper Plate Santa Craft Idea For Christmas

Craft a paper plate Santa with your kids! This fun and creative Christmas DIY project is perfect for little hands and adds festive charm to holiday crafting.

Here’s your checklist of supplies to bring this craft to life:

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Directions:

First draw a large triangle on your red cardstock. This is Santa's body. Have children cut it out.
Next cut your paper plate in half. Straight up the center to make two equal halves.
Keep one half and save the other for another day.
In the inside section of the paper plate half, paint Santa's skin tone in.
Once done, glue on the wiggle eyes and a red nose on the paper plate half.
Now glue that decorated paper plate half to the center of the red triangle piece from earlier.
To finish off the Paper Plate Santa craft, glue a cotton ball towards the top of the red triangle to make Santa's hat.
Then let it all dry completely before displaying proudly for all to see!

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