This easy craft is perfect for kids and takes just a few minutes to make. You only need a few supplies so it’s not expensive either.

Get the kids involved in making their own Christmas decorations this year.

Inspired by a Paper Straw Christmas Tree Ornament kid craft tutorial I recently saw last year on I Heart Crafty Things, today’s crafty idea is absolutely PERFECT to add to your Christmas gifts and even decor!

This idea only takes a few minutes and minimal supplies. It’s not expensive either and the kids can even get involved in the DIY making too!

So what are you waiting for? Dress up your holiday gifts with this simple Paper Straw Christmas Tree Gift Tag Clip idea and impress the lucky receivers in the coming days!

I sure hope you take the time to recreate our craft with your child, as well as adding them to your presents under the tree!

Happy crafting my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your finished Christmas tree gift clips made from paper straws, on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram to admire them! #gluedtomycrafts

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Paper Straw Christmas Tree Tags

These easy paper straw Christmas tree gift tags are perfect for any last minute gifts! They’re fun and festive, and the kids can help make them too!

Craft Supplies:

Green Paper Straws – two per clip
Paper Scissors
Elmer’s XTREME School Glue
Wood Clothespins – one per clip
Decorative pieces such as bows, rhinestones, glitter etc.

Directions:

First you will want to cut your paper straws to make the branches of the tree. Each branch will vary in size, so start from the top with a small piece and go down from there.
Now glue your tree together on the clothespin. Again, start from the top with the smallest and glue down to the largest on the bottom {the largest part where the clothespin pinches}
To finish off the Paper Straw Christmas Tree Clips – add a star {or bow like we did} on the top and then add your finished pieces with gift tags to your presents for instant “snaz.”
And that’s it! Now add them to your presents and admire your hard work!

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If you are looking for even more crafty gift ideas to make with the kids this holiday season, be sure to check out these fun blog posts listed below {several of which are super easy and can be made in minutes!}

And if you do decide to make any of our craft projects, like today’s paper straw Christmas tree tutorial, please share a picture on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram with #gluedtomycrafts, so we can see our inspiration come to life!

Fork Painted Christmas Tree

Fork Painted Christmas Tree - it's the perfect excuse to get messy & make an awesome piece to show off on the fridge ALL month long

Paper Straw Christmas Tree Gift Tags

This idea only takes a few minutes and minimal supplies. It's not expensive either and the kids can even get involved in the DIY making too!

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Paper Scissors
Elmer's XTREME School Glue

Green Paper Straws - two per clip
Wood Clothespins - one per clip
Decorative pieces such as bows , rhinestones, glitter etc.

Instructions

First you will want to cut your paper straws to make the branches of the tree. Each branch will vary in size, so start from the top with a small piece and go down from there.
Now glue your tree together on the clothespin. Again, start from the top with the smallest and glue down to the largest on the bottom {the largest part where the clothespin pinches}
To finish off the Paper Straw Christmas Tree Clips - add a star {or bow like we did} on the top and then add your finished pieces with gift tags to your presents for instant "snaz."
And that's it! Now add them to your presents and admire your hard work!

Want to show off your creations?Mention @gluedtomycrafts or tag #gluedtomycrafts on Instagram!

Pom Pom Stamped Christmas Tree Cupcake

It's simple to make and perfect for young children. Plus, the results are adorable! So get creative and have some fun making these little "pretend" holiday tree cupcakes out of paper, paint and embellishments. Merry Christmas!