These cute little creations are sure to bring joy and cheerful cheer wherever they go. Not only do they look great, but even better, they're easy for anyone to make!
Are you ready to get festive this holiday season with a crafty activity that kids will love? Why not make some adorable pinecone reindeer to deck out your home and put everyone in the Christmas spirit?
These cute little creations are sure to bring joy and cheerful cheer wherever they go. Not only do they look great, but even better, they’re easy for anyone to make!
Get into the holiday spirit with an adorable craft that your kids will LOVE! Make this festive pinecone reindeer decoration and spread some Christmas cheer in your home today!
Craft Supplies:
- PINECONE PRINTABLE – on our landing page
- Light Brown Cardstock
- Dark Brown Cardstock
- Red Cardstock Paper
- Pencil or Pen
- Craft Scissors
- Adhesive
- Googly Eyes – two per reindeer
Directions:
- First things first, grab the free “pinecone” file {listed above in the supply list} and print it out on light brown cardstock paper.
- Go ahead and trim out the pinecone shape from the paper.
- Discard excess paper when done cutting.
- Next grab a piece of dark brown cardstock paper and your pencil.
- Lay your child’s little hands FLAT on the paper and trace around both of them.
- When done tracing, trim out the handprint designs from the paper. These two pieces will become the antlers.
- Finally – cut out a small oval nose shape from the red cardstock paper.
- Now you are ready to assemble it all together.
- Start off my gluing the two handprint antlers to the back of the pinecone shape.
- Follow up that step by gluing down the red nose to the front.
- To finish off your Paper Pine Reindeer Keepsake, glue down the two wiggle eyes.
- Now you can stop here or add any other embellishments you see fit, to give it a creative spin.
- Then display your handprint reindeer pine cone paper piece proudly for ALL to see!!
- Don’t forget to snap a few pictures of your finished handprint pinecone reindeer keepsake on your phone and tag us on your social media sites! #gluedtomycrafts
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This simple yet delightful holiday project allows children of all ages to let their creativity shine by decorating each reindeer with glue, glitter, pipe cleaners or whatever they choose – making each one unique. So gather those supplies and let the holiday crafting commence!
Pinecone Reindeer Craft For Kids
These cute little creations are sure to bring joy and cheerful cheer wherever they go. Not only do they look great, but even better, they're easy for anyone to make!
Here’s your checklist of supplies to bring this craft to life:
- Cardstock Paper
- Pinecone Printable – Landing Page
- Embellishments
Prepare your creative haven by laying down a protective cover before the crafting magic begins!
Directions:
- First things first, grab the free "pinecone" file {listed above in the supply list} and print it out on light brown cardstock paper.
- Go ahead and trim out the pinecone shape from the paper.
- Discard excess paper when done cutting.
- Next grab a piece of dark brown cardstock paper and your pencil.
- Lay your child's little hands FLAT on the paper and trace around both of them.
- When done tracing, trim out the handprint designs from the paper. These two pieces will become the antlers.
- Finally - cut out a small oval nose shape from the red cardstock paper.
- Now you are ready to assemble it all together.
- Start off my gluing the two handprint antlers to the back of the pinecone shape.
- Follow up that step by gluing down the red nose to the front.
- To finish off your Paper Pine Reindeer Keepsake, glue down the two wiggle eyes.
- Now you can stop here or add any other embellishments you see fit, to give it a creative spin.
- Then display your handprint reindeer pine cone paper piece proudly for ALL to see!!
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