Today’s Paper Handprint Christmas Holly kid craft idea is SUPER EASY for young children AND it doubles as a sweet keepsake as well!
We hope you like it and are inspired to recreate a set with your child today!
Paper Handprint & Red Pom Pom Christmas Holly Craft
Create glad tidings this holiday season in the form of a handprint keepsake idea! It’s small, light-weight and it’s easy to store away for safe-keeping, year after year!
Whether for a scrapbook, adding it to your gift packaging or even hanging it on the tree for all to see – this beautiful paper Christmas Holly piece is sure to evoke a chorus of happiness throughout your home & lucky receivers!
Ready to recreate it with your child today? Better yet – within minutes? Keep scrolling for the quick 5-minute handprint Christmas holly tutorial below! I really do hope you are inspired by this quick Christmas themed DIY and enjoy making it with your child, as much as I enjoyed sharing it with you all today!
PAIR THIS PAPER HOLLY CRAFT WITH —> Paper Holly Wreath
The Supplies & Simply Directions:
Here’s the low-down. To recreate our handprint holly tutorial, all you need is TWO different shades of green cardstock paper {or holiday patterned scrapbook paper} a pencil, basic craft scissors, a large wooden clothespin, THREE large red pom poms and some tacky glue. That’s it!
First things – simply trace both of your child’s hands on the green scrapbook paper with a pencil.
Trim out the two handprint designs with the scissors.
Lay the two handprint cutouts on top of each but make them look like “wings” when you are looking at them.
Now grab the wooden clothespin and pinch it around the two handprints so they don’t come apart.
Follow this up by gluing the THREE red pom poms {the berries} in a triangle shape, on top of the paper & clothespin.
Set aside the piece to let it dry completely, before displaying proudly for all to see!!!
This handprint paper Christmas holly tutorial is a rather simple holiday craft project that gives a lot of bang for it’s buck! I sure hope we inspire creativity within you and that you enjoy recreating it with your child this upcoming holiday season!
Be sure to also check out our Glitter Christmas Wreath kids craft post for another simple paper craft idea!
Happy crafting, my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your child’s finished handprint mistletoe creations on our Facebook page to admire from a far! #gluedtomycrafts
