This simple and festive craft is perfect for kids of all ages. Using torn paper, kids can create a unique candy cane design on a holiday card. It's a great way to spread holiday cheer with a personal touch!
The holiday season is the perfect time to get crafty with the kids! Today’s Torn Paper Candy Cane Card Craft is a simple, hands-on activity that’s as fun to make as it is to give. With just a few materials and a sprinkle of creativity, kids can create a festive card that’s bursting with holiday cheer.
Whether it’s for a teacher, a grandparent, or a friend, this handmade card is sure to bring a smile to anyone’s face. Let’s dive into the holiday spirit and make something sweet together!
Craft Supplies:
This craft uses simple materials that you might already have at home. Before you begin, gather the following supplies to ensure a smooth and enjoyable crafting experience.
- Red Construction Paper
- White Cardstock Paper
- Candy Cane Printable – from our landing page
- School Glue
- Embellishments
Please don’t feel limited by our list of supplies above. You can easily change up the materials and even colors to fit a theme or what you have on hand already! Green and/or pink candy canes are just as amazing as a red one!
Directions:
Follow these simple steps to create your own torn paper candy cane card.
- Start by downloading and printing the free “may your holidays be sweet” candy cane template, found above.
- Help your child tear or cut their red construction paper into small pieces. These pieces will become the inside of the candy cane design.
- Now for the fun part! Have your child use school glue to attach the torn paper pieces inside the candy cane outline on the printable. Remember to let them know it’s all about having fun and making something unique, not about being perfect.
- Once the striped candy design is filled in, let your child add stickers and/or a pretty bow. This is their chance to give their candy cane some holiday flair and a personality all its own!
- Set the finished artwork aside to dry completely before you display it or gift it to someone special.
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This craft isn’t just about making a card – it’s about creating memories. As kids tear, glue, and decorate, they’re not only practicing fine motor skills but also learning the joy of giving something handmade. The torn paper technique adds a unique, textured look that makes each card one-of-a-kind, just like the person who made it.
Whether they’re gifted to loved ones or displayed proudly at home, these candy cane cards are a reminder of the sweetness of the holiday season. So grab your glue sticks, tear some paper, and let the holiday magic begin because nothing says “Happy Holidays” like a card made with love! Happy crafting, my friends!
Torn Paper Candy Cane Card Craft for Kids
This simple and festive craft is perfect for kids of all ages. Using torn paper, kids can create a unique candy cane design on a holiday card. It's a great way to spread holiday cheer with a personal touch!
Here’s your checklist of supplies to bring this craft to life:
Prepare your creative haven by laying down a protective cover before the crafting magic begins!
Directions:
- Start by downloading and printing the free "may your holidays be sweet" candy cane template, found above.
- Help your child tear or cut their red construction paper into small pieces. These pieces will become the inside of the candy cane design.
- Now for the fun part! Have your child use school glue to attach the torn paper pieces inside the candy cane outline on the printable. Remember to let them know it’s all about having fun and making something unique, not about being perfect.
- Once the striped candy design is filled in, let your child add stickers and/or a pretty bow. This is their chance to give their candy cane some holiday flair and a personality all its own!
- Set the finished artwork aside to dry completely before you display it or gift it to someone special.
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