December Crafts
Pinecone Snow Owl(Ages 3-8)
These Pinecone Snow Owls are a real hoot. This adorable nature-themed DIY celebrates our snow owl friends and the great outdoors. What a great opportunity to bring a touch of the outdoors inside! They also make for a darling addition to your winter decor; they’re just perfect nestled up on your mantle or perched on the windowsill.
How to Make a Paper Snowflake(Ages 5-16)
Here’s a truly classic December craft. All your child will need to make their unique crystal creation is some printer paper, scissors, a protractor or ruler, and a pencil.
Peppermint Bark(Ages 5-16)
Yum! This peppermint bark recipe has a pretty short and very tasty ingredient list. If you and your kids can resist the temptation to eat them all yourself, they make for a lovely handmade holiday gift. Wrap them up nicely in a festive tin topped with a bow for friends, neighbors, and loved ones.
Light-Up Mason Jar(Ages 5-16)
Snowflakes are one of the great wonders of our world; we’re so lucky to get to enjoy the winter magic that they bring. The Light-Up Mason Jar project lets your kid create their very own shining container of snowflakes.
Dipped Candles(Ages 5-16)
One of the best things about wintertime is lighting candles, and there’s nothing quite like making your own! Candle making is an ancient art that takes a little bit of patience, but yields an incredible result.
Hot Cocoa Spoons(Ages 5-16)
Did someone say chocolate? These hot cocoa spoons are a winter candy craft that are super fun to customize with unique toppings and decorations. Don’t forget to come up with some creative names for the different flavors you all invent!
Pom-Pom Knit Hat(Ages 9-1)
Keep your noggin warm with this cozy knitted pom-pom hat!
Snow Pal Peg People(Ages 5-16)
Little things are always a joy for kids to make. They’re sure to have a great time making this pocket-sized snow pal peg person complete with tiny top hat and itty bitty scarf to wear!