Winter Wonderful Crafts To Tackle This January

When engaging in craft activities, it is important for young children to have adult supervision at ALL times. It is also recommended to use supplies that are suitable for your child’s age. Feel free to modify materials or steps to meet your specific requirements.

Welcome friends! I’m so glad you landed on our website today. Let me start off by saying, you are in the absolute BEST craft chill zone with us and this January crafts for kids roundup collection!

If by chance you landed on our website because it’s SUPER COLD OUTSIDE where you live, then you know how perfect it is to stay cozy around the kitchen table and craft the afternoon away with your child {with the help of Glued To My Crafts – of course!]

I’ve said time and time again on our website, that winter {and most importantly January} is the perfect time to stay indoors, settle down from the hustle & bustle of the previous holiday season and take some time to make some super cute winter craft projects with your child, like the ones I’m sharing in today’s winter wonderful crafts for kids for roundup post.

In this post, we have several different January kids craft tutorials about snowmen, polar bears, penguins, snowflakes, snow, and so many more! These January crafts that you will find on our website below, are absolutely perfect for the ages of toddler, all the way through elementary school age children. We have a little bit for everyone and every skill level to achieve. Even “not so crafty” adults can join in on the fun with these simple winter fun ideas! Did I mention some of our tutorials even make for great keepsakes to display year after year in your home? Seriously – there are many good things you will find below!

So let’s get to it! As you scroll through our list below, you will find tons of great winter art projects that range from using wood popsicle sticks to basic materials such as paper plates and tissue paper. We even have several different free printables and templates for you to download and use as well. Not to mention, there are enough January craft ideas in this very roundup list for you to try a new one every day throughout the month so there is never a missed opportunity. These fun & easy winter craft ideas will keep your aspiring artist busy while you are stuck inside together, trying to pass the time, while making memories and keeping warm! I really do hope you enjoy this roundup collection!

Happy crafting, my dear friends and please don’t forget to share your craft journey, throughout the month, on our Facebook page to admire from a far! We can’t wait to see what you decide to tackle first on the January arts and crafts list!

Snowman Crafts For Kids:

From a basic paper plate snowman to a more unique “snow tubing snowman” craft, there are SNOW many simple ideas listed below!

Polar Bear Crafts For Kids:

From tulip puffy paint to washi tape, these are popular the most unique winter craft ideas you will find in the roundup!

Penguin Crafts For Kids:

These tuxedo wearing friends are sure to impress those who recreate them!

Snowflake Crafts For Kids:

From a pretty wreath idea for your front door, to upcycled puzzle pieces turned snowflakes, these snowflake crafts are a MUST on your January crafts list!

Snowy Themed January Crafts For Kids:

This is where you will find a few inspiration ideas that just blend well with winter.

January Keepsake Ideas For Winter:

These pieces can be made by kids and kept by parents. Throw the finished pieces in a scrapbook or storage container for safe keeping and pull them out year after year, to reflect on these moments. These also make for great winter decorations around your home as well!

If by chance you are already looking ahead into the next month {I honestly don’t blame you!} be sure to check out our Valentine’s Day kids craft roundup post! It’s another fine collection of craft ideas {all from us} that anyone can tackle in the month of February! We are talking handmade cards to bulletin board ideas – go check it out now!

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