Christmas Tree Crafts For Kids They’ll Love!

This is an easy holiday craft that is perfect for when you don't have much time. Add a little handmade touch to your Christmas decor with this cupcake liner tree.

Learn how to make a pine cone tree with pom pom lights for Christmas! This is a perfect craft for kids.

Recycle your cereal boxes to make these cute decorations. I love the glitter on the edges of the trees!

No holiday season is complete without this easy Christmas tree kids craft. These ombre clothespin Christmas trees look so cute when put together to create garland!

This is adorable. It is an easy paper cutting craft, and Elizabeth even included a template if your drawing skills aren't the best!

Learn how to make clay pot Christmas trees using simple craft store supplies! Kids will love to make these to add to your holiday decor.

You’re going to love these 20+ Christmas tree perler beads, perfect for holiday crafting with kids! Get a variety of cute hama bead patterns for the holidays.

Here is a fun activity for the LEGO-lovers in your house. No need to buy a kit, just piece this together from what you already have at home.

Have the kids get into holiday decorating by making these cute pipe cleaner and pom-pom trees. Display them all together or spread them around the house for everyone to find.

Here is another version of using pipe cleaners to create trees. Don't they make cute fuzzy decorations?

This paint chip Christmas tree craft is one of my favorites because it’s a great one for the entire family. It’s easy to set up with a very simple list of materials. Oh, and it packs a ton of holiday cute factor!

Think Christmas trees are cute? They are especially cute as corner bookmarks! This is a perfect Christmas tree craft for kids.

Get the kids into recycling with this Christmas tree yarn craft. This Christmas tree water bottle craft is the ideal way to recycle empty bottles and have as many trees on display as you like!

Here is another cereal box recycling craft. This time you use buttons for the ornaments. So cute!

Kids will definitely have fun making these marbled paint Christmas trees. No two will look alike, and they can be turned in ornaments, a banner, and so much more.

Kids of all ages will like making these Christmas tree ornaments! Small clay pots are perfect for this craft, and you can find them at the dollar store.

Jolene shows you step by step how to make this Christmas tree card. She even includes suggestions of how to make it easier for younger children!

Remember the Bedazzler? This ornament reminds me of that fun blast from the past! With glitter and rhinestones, kids are going to love making this tree.

I think every list of kid's crafts has to have at least one paper plate project. I like how this one makes a 3D tree that can stand on its own.

There’s something festive about crafting with pasta and macaroni over Christmas. That’s why we couldn’t resist making some fun pasta art this season! These Christmas tree pasta and macaroni craft cards are perfect for kids to make! Simply make them as art, cards or even glue onto cardboard to turn them into ornaments!

Turn pretty green pom poms into a dainty little Christmas tree! Kids will love making these in a variety of colors. They're SO easy.

Make these cute Christmas tree puppets on a glove and then download the poem to read along with it! Little kid will love this.

How about a white Christmas this year? These white pipe cleaners make it look like you have a snowy tree!

Grab your Q-tips for this one! When you are finished, hang it on the fridge for some kitchen decoration.

Wouldn't it be fun for the kids to make their own door decor and display it proudly for everyone to see? Create this egg carton Christmas tree door decoration; kids will love it.

You could hang this as an ornament on the tree, or on a hook on a window. The center of the tree has a cool design that will show with the light!

This cute card is something the grandparents would love to get in the mail! Plus, what kid doesn't love getting paint all of their hands?

This is a fun way to show your kids how to weave paper. When finished, they can add colorful ornaments (using glitter, pom poms, and more) if they like.

After you make this ornament, snuggle up to read one of the Christmas Tree themed picture books listed in this post.

Have your kids pick out their favorite photo to top these toilet paper roll Christmas trees.

Little hands mean little fingerprints. That is perfect for making ornaments on this tree!

 You can make these as a traditional salt dough ornament, or attach it to a wooden dowel and use as a plant decoration.

All of the fun of slime combined with all of the excitement from Christmas! Turn your slime into a cute Christmas tree . . . complete with a star topper.