Join Glued To My Crafts in the holiday crafty spirit, as we make a festive & extra beautiful Christmas tree art piece today!
Find the full tutorial and FREE PRINTABLE TEMPLATE for our Thumbprint Christmas Tree kid craft idea below!!! #gluedtomycrafts
Thumbprint Christmas Tree – Kid Craft Idea w/free printable
This gorgeous and super simple Thumbprint Christmas Tree kid craft idea is absolutely PERFECT for the older children {and even adults} in your life!
With the free Christmas tree printable template I’ve included in today’s post, it’s super simple to add “thumbprint ornaments” and make a one-of-a-kind piece to show off in no time!
NO TWO CHRISTMAS TREE PIECES WILL BE ALIKE!!! Just download the FREE file below, grab some colorful ink pads and get ready to customize your piece however you like {maybe even using it as a Christmas party keepsake by having every person in attendance add their thumbprint and name!}
So don’t let the holiday blues get you down – this craft idea is super easy, making it a MUST-DO activity this holiday! So happy creating it and making beautiful memories along the way!
Don’t forget to share pictures of your one-of-a-kind thumbprint Christmas tree paper creations on our Facebook page for us to admire! #gluedtomycrafts
RELATED HOLIDAYS POSTS ON GLUED TO MY CRAFTS: Thumbprint Snowman Frame and Thumbprint Christmas Lights Craft Idea
Thumbprint Christmas Tree Craft Supplies:
* Free Christmas Tree Template Printable {GRAB IT ON BOX.COM}
* White Cardstock Paper
* Color Printer
* Washable Ink Pads {any color you like!}
* Baby Wipes
Directions:
* First things first – print the free template printable, listed above, on white cardstock. Print one sheet for each person/craft you want to make.
* Next have children press their thumb on their desired colors of ink pad and then press it down on the “branches of the tree” in the printable.
* Repeat until you have all the “lights” on the Christmas tree you want.
* Finish off your Thumbprint Christmas Tree craft by adding other embellishments you see fit {like glitter and sequins with glue!}
* Then display/gift proudly for all to see!
RELATED POST —> Thumbprint Christmas Ornaments – Kid Craft
Thumbprint Christmas Tree
Supplies:
- Free Christmas Tree Template Printable
- White Cardstock Paper
- Color Printer
- Washable Ink Pads {any color you like!}
- Baby Wipes
Instructions:
- First things first - print the free template printable, listed above, on white cardstock. Print one sheet for each person/craft you want to make.
- Next have children press their thumb on their desired colors of ink pad and then press it down on the "branches of the tree" in the printable.
- Repeat until you have all the "lights" on the Christmas tree you want.
- Finish off your Thumbprint Christmas Tree craft by adding other embellishments you see fit {like glitter and sequins with glue!}
- Then display/gift proudly for all to see!
Do you love this thumbprint kids craft idea as much as we do?! Well then – be sure to also check out our Thumbprint Christmas Lights post! It also has a free printable to get you started so it’s just as easy as today’s holiday themed post!!! #gluedtomycrafts
Stacey Gibbon says
Yes, the download link is listed right above in the supply list. Let me know if you have trouble with it. -Stacey
Krista Richardson says
Do you still have the Thumbprint Christmas Tree available for download?
Stacey Gibbon says
Hi Jessica – if you go to the supply list, it’s the correct file there. I accidentally put the wrong link in the directions. Will update in the morning. Thank you for letting me know -stacey
Jessica says
Download that comes up is named “birds on a wire”
Stacey Gibbon says
Hi Kim – I just checked on my phone and the download is still working. Maybe try a different browser on your computer? -stacey
Kim Huntley says
I’m having the same issue – the downloads will not show up
STephanie says
I don’t know what I am doing wrong… I have tried downloading both of your thumbprint christmas trees and christmas lights, but for some reason it only brings up a blank web page. Can you please point me in the right direction?
Thanks!
Stephanie