Building off our ever-so-popular Ghost In Window kid craft idea – today I present to you our popsicle stick Christmas tree in window version!

With a decorated tree in the popsicle stick shaped window, this is a must-do kid friendly craft to do this holiday season!! Keep scrolling for all the details you need to know! #gluedtomycrafts

Popsicle Stick Christmas Tree In Window – Kids Craft

There are ONLY seven simple & inexpensive supplies you will need and it takes a total of 10 minutes to complete this Christmas window craft from start to finish. PLUS this popsicle stick frame holiday piece can be easily turned into an ornament by hot gluing string to the back of the finished piece!

This Popsicle Stick Christmas Tree In Window Kid Craft is not only NOT complicated but it’s also really EASY to assemble too {meaning your holiday craft plans just got a lot easier!}

So let’s grab those supplies and get to “decorating” up this winter themed craft today! You can find everything you need to know below, in the full tutorial!

Happy crafting, my friends! Please don’t forget to share pictures of your Christmas tree in popsicle stick window creations with us on our Facebook page to admire! I can’t wait to see how you give your piece it’s own flair! #gluedtomycrafts

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Tree In Window Craft Supplies:

* Jumbo Popsicle Sticks {6 per Christmas window craft}
* Black Cardstock Paper
* Green Cardstock Paper
* Yellow Cardstock Paper
* Paint Markers/Sharpies
* Kid Friendly Craft Scissors
* School Glue or Low Temp Hot Glue Gun
optional materials – glitter glue, small craft buttons, etc.

Directions:

* First assemble your popsicle stick window. Start off by gluing together a simple square and then gluing the remaining two popsicle sticks like a cross in the center.
* Set it aside to let it dry completely.
* Now you are ready for the cardstock pieces. Grab the black cardstock and cut out a square for the back of the window. You will want that piece to be a bit smaller than your popsicle stick frame. Set aside.
* Now grab your green and yellow cardstock. Cut out a simple triangular tree shape and a star. Decorate those with your paint pens and markers to represent your Christmas tree.
* To finish off your Popsicle Stick Christmas Tree In Window, have children glue the cardstock pieces in place.
* Add other embellishments you see fit.
* Then let it all dry completely before displaying proudly!
* Don’t forget to snap a few pictures afterwards to share with us! #gluedtomycrafts

Don’t let the holiday craft fun stop here! Be sure to also check out our popular Paper Plate Christmas Tree kid craft tutorial for another fun idea to make this winter season!

Popsicle Stick Christmas Tree In Window - Kid Craft

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This Popsicle Stick Christmas Tree In Window Kid Craft Tutorial is not only NOT complicated but it's really EASY to assemble too!

Supplies:

• Jumbo Popsicle Sticks {6 per Christmas window craft}
• Black Cardstock Paper
• Green Cardstock Paper
• Yellow Cardstock Paper
• Paint Markers/Sharpies
• Kid Friendly Craft Scissors
• School Glue or Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun
• optional materials - glitter glue, small craft buttons, etc.

Instructions:

• First assemble your popsicle stick window. Start off by gluing together a simple square and then gluing the remaining two popsicle sticks like a cross in the center.
• Set it aside to let it dry completely.
• Now you are ready for the cardstock pieces. Grab the black cardstock and cut out a square for the back of the window. You will want that piece to be a bit smaller than your popsicle stick frame. Set aside.
• Now grab your green and yellow cardstock. Cut out a simple triangular tree shape and a star. Decorate those with your paint pens and markers to represent your Christmas tree.
• To finish off your Popsicle Stick Christmas Tree In Window, have children glue the cardstock pieces in place.
• Add other embellishments you see fit.
• Then let it all dry completely before displaying proudly!
• Don't forget to snap a few pictures afterwards to share with us! #gluedtomycrafts