Disney Frozen Crafts: 25+ Awesome Ideas

Turn an old sock into a happy stuffed snowman – it’s Olaf! This project is perfect for kids' parties because each guest can make their own. There's also a template for the felt pieces.

Anna, Elsa and Olaf can hang on your Christmas tree this year! Just use the provided templates to cut them out and have the kids assemble them!

Turn the idea of a snow globe into a cute piece of jewelry that is perfect for a party favor! You can put anything in them to swirl around with the "faux snow."

These are so adorable! Your kids will love using these Elsa and Anna bookmarks in their favorite books. Or they could use them as little puppets.

Have you ever tried raised salt painting for a quick science and art activity? This one is Frozen themed, with pretty snowflakes.

These are simple to make with popsicle sticks. These are very fun if the kids love storytelling along with the movie!

Make this slime anytime of year – turn on the movie or soundtrack and make some cool slime while you watch and sing along ( Let it go, let it go).

Sara used fabric paint and a template that you can download to turn plain white tees into Olaf shirts. Each shirt only takes about 20 minutes to make, and older kids will love to make their own.

Download the free template than trace, cut, and glue! You can make these crowns out of felt. If you can't find stiff felt, learn how to stiffen it here.

This fake snow recipe is perfect for a Frozen party or just for an afternoon of play. This snow is naturally cold, making it the most realistic play snow we have tried so far. It is fluffy and powdery, and you only need two ingredients to make it! Are you ready to see how?

These rainbow loom bracelets incorporate colors and patterns inspired by the Frozen movie. If your kids have never tried the rainbow loom, they're going to get hooked!

This is another free template to download and cut out. You could use colored paper or print them on white and have the kids color them before assembling.

It’s easy to turn a plain toilet paper roll into a cute and happy Olaf. Capture his personality with this awesomely fun idea!

Sarah used fabric and trim to create an awesome Elsa dress up apron that little girls will love – she also has an Anna pattern as well!

Kids will love making these cute Anna and Elsa peg dolls out of clothespins and scraps of material. You can make all the characters for hours of imaginative play.

This has got to be one of the most fun and easy of the Frozen crafts! Make a fun themed snow globe with a cute little Olaf inside.

Kids will love learning how to make a magic wand, and this snowflake magic wand craft is perfect for any little FROZEN fans.

You can make a cute little Olaf finger puppet using felt and Amy’s pattern. They are great for party decor or straw toppers as well.

Your Frozen-crazy kid is going to LOVE this pumpkin idea! Spray paint, jewels and a tiara come together beautifully in this no-carve pumpkin tutorial.

This sparkly icicle craft is a wonderful way to bring the beauty and magic of winter right into the home or classroom!

Use a foam stamp, fabric paint, glue, and glitter to make this winter shirt. Kids will love to design their own creation modeled after their favorite Frozen character.

Make frozen Elsa hands that create a variety of pretty treasures. This is a cool simple science activity for kids!

It’s so easy to make white glitter slime that reminds kids of snow – and this post includes printables so you can turn containers of it into party favors!

Surprise your kids by letting them turn their juice boxes into happy Olafs. This would be fun for a birthday party or pool party!

Use real rocks and decoupage medium along with Maggie’s printable to make these fun story stones. These provide hours of play, including making the rocks (which is very easy, even for young kids).

These hats would be perfect for a Frozen-inspired party for your kids. I can just see all of them running around singing the songs in these hats.

Kids will love this glittery snow paint that you can use to for sensory fun, or children can add accents to their Frozen crafts and creations.

This special jar lets you stir up a blizzard whenever you wish. This one is perfect for little hands and big kids alike, and you probably already have the ingredients on hand (or at least a lot of them).

Use this foaming dough recipe to make your own Olaf, indoors. It doesn’t even have to be cold! Kids can demolish their Olaf and then build him back up again, for hours of play.

You'll love learning how to make this cute coffee filter snowflake craft, perfect for kids this Christmas or winter! Adults love these too.