This easy, fun holiday craft is perfect for kids of all ages. With some paper and glitter you can create a pretty wreath within minutes!
Glitter Covered Christmas Wreath Craft Idea
For the Christmas lovers out there – today I present to you our Glitter & Paper Christmas Wreath tutorial w/free printable to get you started with ease!
Who doesn’t love sparkly glitter and a beautiful wreath to admire during the holiday season?! And with the free Christmas wreath outline template I’ve provided in today’s post, you are sure to have a real crafty hit on your hands {for kids AND adults!}
Whether you do our Christmas wreath kids craft idea like I instruct in the tutorial below OR you decide to change it up to fit your needs {think of thumbprints, rhinestones and even feathers for a different look} I hope this very post inspires some merry-tastic craft fun in your home today! I just want it to spark some extra sparkle in your holiday celebrations!
So enough chit chat from me, you can find ALL the details and the free file for this Glitter Christmas Wreath craft idea below!
Happy crafting my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your beautiful and customized paper Christmas wreath creations on our Facebook page for us to admire! #gluedtomycrafts
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Deck the halls with this easy and festive Glitter & Paper Christmas Wreath Kid Craft Idea that doubles as a fun holiday decoration!
Craft Supplies:
- Free Christmas Wreath Outline Printable
- White Cardstock Paper
- Color Printer
- Loose Green Craft Glitter or Glitter Glue
- Large Red Buttons or Jewels
- Basic White School Glue
- optional materials – red ribbon, bows, rhinestones
Directions:
- First print out the wreath template printable, listed above, on a single sheet of white cardstock paper. You only need one print per craft. Please only use our file for personal use.
- Now grab your white school glue and have children follow the lines on the wreath printable. You want the glue lines to be a little thick.
- Then let children go WILD as they shake the green glitter on top of the glue lines, until each one is completely covered in glitter.
- Now if desired – add other embellishments {like red buttons for berries and a big red bow} you see fit before shaking off the excess loose glitter.
- When done decorating the wreath, let it dry completely.
- Then display it proudly for all to see!!!
- Don’t forget to snap a few pictures of the finished glitter covered Christmas wreaths to share with us! #gluedtomycrafts
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Glitter & Paper Christmas Wreath
Tools:
- Basic White School Glue
Supplies:
- White Cardstock Paper
- Loose Green Craft Glitter or Glitter Glue
- Large Red Buttons or Jewels
- Embellishments
Instructions:
- First print out the wreath template printable, listed above, on a single sheet of white cardstock paper. You only need one print per craft. Please only use our file for personal use.
- Now grab your white school glue and have children follow the lines on the wreath printable. You want the glue lines to be a little thick.
- Then let children go WILD as they shake the green glitter on top of the glue lines, until each one is completely covered in glitter.
- Now if desired - add other embellishments {like red buttons for berries and a big red bow} you see fit before shaking off the excess loose glitter.
- When done decorating the wreath, let it dry completely.
- Then display it proudly for all to see!!!
- Don't forget to snap a few pictures of the finished glitter covered Christmas wreaths to share with us! #gluedtomycrafts
