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Home › Blog › 25 Christmas Gifts Kids Can Make

25 Christmas Gifts Kids Can Make

Julia Forshee smilingJulia Forsheeon October 27, 2013(updated July 29, 2022)238K+
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GIFTS KIDS CAN MAKE!

Easy Christmas Gifts to Make

Here are 25 easy Christmas gifts to make! These particular gift ideas are easy for kids to make all by themselves. Younger kids may need some help, but older kids will be able to do these completely on their own.

Hand print Christmas Tree

 Hand Print Christmas Tree

Mini Cup Cozy

Minni’s Cup Cozy from spoonful.com

Repurposed handkerchief

Personalized handkerchief  From marthastewart.com

Make a comic book

Comic Book from Spoonful.com

Oven mit gift

Personalized Oven Mitts    Go here for tips

Draw String Backpack pattern

Draw String Backpack from Skiptomylou.org

Crayon artwork for gifts

Crayon picture frame!

Snowman t-shirt

Snowy T-Shirt from spoonful.com

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Create a personalized calendar attached to a work of art!

felt tree craft

Stuffed Felt Christmas Tree from spoonful.com

kids headband craft diy

Kid’s Headband from Skiptomylou.org

gift tag craft

Christmas Gift Tags from spoonful.com

tote bag art

Easy Tote Bag for Kids from skiptomylou.org

melted snowman

Melted Frosty the Snowman Ornament

mini polka dot ornament

Minnie’s Polka Dot Ornament from spoonful.com

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Hand Shaped Coasters from spoonful.com

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Felt Checkers Set from spoonful.com

leaf wall art

 Leaf Wall Art from doitdarling.com

shortbread hands

Hand print shortbread cookies!

kids button ornaments

Button Ornaments from marthastewart.com

kids art

Original artwork painted inside the cover of a journal.

felt ornaments

Scraps of fabric create an awesome wreath!

repurposed men's dress shirt

Repurpose a men’s shirt into an apron!

easy tote bag pattern and instructions

One last sewing project from Skip to my Lou!!

Category: At Home, Crafts & SewingTag: christmas
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  1. Avatar photoKimberly Brothers

    October 30, 2016 at 2:11 am

    I really like the kids hand and foot print ornaments, cards, etc. Looking forward to starting making these early!

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  2. Avatar photofern

    November 18, 2015 at 10:20 am

    Can the the hot pads with handprints be used for hot dishes and kettles or are they for decoration only?
    Thanks

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    • Sarah Lemp smiling with coffeeSarah Lemp

      November 18, 2015 at 2:06 pm

      If you use an actual hot pad that is intended for hot dishes, and follow the instruction after clicking on the link, you should be good to go! As long as you follow the direction so the paint sticks, you should have no problems using them for actual use :)

      Reply
  3. Avatar photoMary

    November 22, 2014 at 12:06 pm

    Can you please tell me what you used to write the letters on the oven mitts? I saw this a long time ago on Pinterest and I’ve just now decided to make it.

    Reply
  4. Avatar photoAnonymous

    December 23, 2013 at 12:01 am

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  5. Avatar photoAnonymous

    December 8, 2013 at 4:44 pm

    I was going to pin the apron,but alas,when I tried to click through, there were no directions for making it. So sad. I would like to have this and to make them as gifts. :-(

    Reply
  6. Avatar photoMellisa Carmody

    November 3, 2013 at 3:19 am

    Such cute ideas, I can’t wait to put the kids to work!

    Reply

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