Tis the season to get crafty! Here are 10 easy DIY Christmas arts and crafts to amp up the festivity this holiday season. 

3.Super Snow Globe 

Vignettes are comparable, but this one is unquestionably more suitable for small children. Find an old jar that isn't being used around the house. Once you've got the jar of your choice, be sure to give it a good clean. After that, set out your scene with figures and bottle brushes and glue it on the jar's lid. Now it's time to add some sparkle: fill the jar with 1-2 tablespoons of glitter. Fill the container with distilled water, almost till it's full. Then whisk in a few drops of glycerin. After applying adhesive to the top of the jar and setting it on the base, flip it over to reveal the Christmas magic! 

4.Christmas Art Candy Pots 

For this simple holiday activity, gather little flower pots. To transform them into holiday characters like a reindeer, elf, or snowman, use simple craft materials like pipe cleaners, felt, and googly eyes. Let your imagine run wild and bring your favourite characters to life!

5.Crimped Paper Snowman

This is a super fun and silly Christmas craft. It’s also extremely easy to make. For this craft, you just need to cut out a circle of white craft paper, and 4 thin rectangles for the legs and arms. Fold the rectangle paper to make it look “wiggly” and stick it to your white circle (the snowman’s body). You can also add tiny black shoes using black craft paper. Add on little black buttons and glitter paper for extra decor on the snowman’s body. Then, add a personal touch and make a family keepsake by sticking a photograph of a family member’s face on the snowman!

6.Winter Window Hangings

You'll need five standard popsicle sticks, plus one larger stick for the bottom, to make these adorable DIY ornaments. All you have to do is paint them festive colours and stick them together in the shape of a window. Then, you can add a miniature wreath, fake snow, and a picture of your child to finish off your project.

7.Natural Ornaments

The family adventure that comes with this activity begins with a walk outside to gather twigs. To finish, glue the twigs in fun shapes and wrap festive embroidery thread around the shapes you've created!

8.Marbled Nail-Polish Ornaments

This project is for you if you already own a few different tones of green nail paint. Pour a cup of cold water with two or three different colours of green polish in it. Dip your wooden tree or ornaments of choice into the mixture while holding the base (making sure the entire area is covered). Place it right side up on a paper towel to dry after holding it over the towel until it stops dripping.

9.Filled Baubles

The creative possibilities are endless when kids fill clear ornament balls with trinkets and other art materials (older children should handle glass decorations with caution; plastic ornaments are preferable for younger children). You can also do a fun spin on this one by adding water, a few drops of glycerine and your favourite glitter to turn it into a snow globe ornament! 

10.Cinnamon Stick Tree Ornament 



This Christmas craft doesn’t just look good – it smells amazing too! All you need is a stick of cinnamon, some green ribbon, a red button, and some twine to hang it up. Tie some twine through a red button and loop it so it can be hung. Then, stick the red button at the top of your cinnamon stick. You may need to ask your parents for help with this part. After that's done, tie green ribbons around the cinnamon stick to finish off a classic Christmas tree look!