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Christmas is coming! Get into the festive spirit with this easy paper apron ornament craft idea for kids.

With just a few simple supplies, you can create a fun Christmas decoration that will brighten up your home. Let your imagination run wild and come up with your own unique design. Merry Christmas!

Are you looking for a Christmas ornament craft idea that is both creative and extra unique? Then why not try making a paper Christmas apron ornament!

Inspired by those kiosks you see at the mall that do personalized ornaments this time of year, today I present to you our “paper Christmas apron” ornament idea!

This easy project is a first seen here craft idea AND can be adapted to suit your own personal style. I’ve even included a FREE printable to get you started even faster today!

So get out your crafting supplies and let’s get started!

Not only is it simple to make, but it’s also a great way to get the little ones in the Christmas spirit. So gather up some supplies and get started!

Craft Supplies:

Page 1 Apron Printable on Box.com
Page 2 Apron Printable on Box.com
Cardstock Paper {two sheets!}
Color Printer
Crayons, Markers or Coloring Pencils
Paper Craft Scissors
Glue Stick
Single Hole Punch
Ribbon or Twine
Small Embellishments/Ribbon

Directions:

First print out the TWO free provided printables. The apron should be on colored piece of paper, while the second page can be either printed on white or brown paper.
Now, if desired, go ahead and color in the designs in the two printables. The choice is yours!
When ready, using your scissors, trim out the pieces to complete your ornament. You only need ONE half circle cutout {with your favorite saying – there are six to choose from!} per apron. As for the idea behind the gingerbread men, my intent was for you to have ONE cutout per child in the family. Example – if making this craft for grandma and grandma has three grandchildren, you would cut out three gingerbread men to represent each child.
Now go ahead and glue/decorate your apron cutout however you like. This is when the customization comes into play! I added stickers and pretty ribbon to mine. I suggest starting with half circle piece in the center and building from there.
When done decorating, grab the hole punch.
Punch two holes in the apron piece, so you can turn your paper piece into an ornament.
Finally – add some twine and/or ribbon through the hole punched hole, so you can display it proudly on the tree.
And that’s it! You now have a awesome paper Christmas baking apron ornament to show off ALL season long!

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Print This Tutorial

Tools:

Supplies:

Printables
Cardstock Paper {two sheets!}
Ribbon or Twine
Small Embellishments

Instructions:

First print out the TWO free provided printables. The apron should be on colored piece of paper, while the second page can be either printed on white or brown paper.
Now, if desired, go ahead and color in the designs in the two printables. The choice is yours!
When ready, using your scissors, trim out the pieces to complete your ornament. You only need ONE half circle cutout {with your favorite saying - there are six to choose from!} per apron. As for the idea behind the gingerbread men, my intent was for you to have ONE cutout per child in the family. Example - if making this craft for grandma and grandma has three grandchildren, you would cut out three gingerbread men to represent each child.
Now go ahead and glue/decorate your apron cutout however you like. This is when the customization comes into play! I added stickers and pretty ribbon to mine. I suggest starting with half circle piece in the center and building from there.
When done decorating, grab the hole punch.
Punch two holes in the apron piece, so you can turn your paper piece into an ornament.
Finally - add some twine and/or ribbon through the hole punched hole, so you can display it proudly on the tree.
And that's it! You now have a awesome paper Christmas baking apron ornament to show off ALL season long!

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