No matter where you live, you can have snow for Christmas! All you have to do is make your own snowflakes by trying out some of the fun snowflake crafts below. These crafts are fun for kids of all ages, including big kids like mom and dad. So get out your craft supplies and let it snow!
Homemade Snowflake Craft #1 – Q-Tip Snowflake: This is a fun and easy snowflake craft that is also very cheap to make. All you need are Q-Tips, white glue and glitter (the glitter is optional). Save on Q-Tips by buying them at your local dollar store. Pick up your glue at the dollar store too. Any white glue like Elmer’s or any school glue will work. If you don’t mind a bit of mess, the glitter really makes these snowflakes shine. But if you want to skip the mess, just skip the glitter. The snowflakes will still be fun to create and beautiful to look at. To see a photo of this homemade snowflake craft and to print out the full instructions on how to complete the craft click here.
Homemade Snowflake Craft #2 – Smiley Snowflake: This is a fun snowflake craft that uses craft foam. You can buy sheets of craft foam at Walmart or any craft store. Obviously, you need to buy white craft foam to make white snowflakes. Although, there are no rules in crafting, so if you want pink snowflakes in your Christmas tree or hanging in your windows, you are allowed to make them pink! To see a photo of this homemade snowflake craft and to print out the full instructions on how to complete the craft click here.
Homemade Snowflake Craft #3 – Lace Snowflake: This lace snowflake is a very pretty design that uses lace to make the snowflake. It is an elegant looking snowflake and it would make a beautiful topper for any Christmas gift. This craft is a good one for older kids or adults. Try different types of lace fabric to get different snowflake looks. To see a photo of this homemade snowflake craft and to print out the full instructions on how to complete the craft click here.
Homemade Snowflake Craft #4 – Coffee Filter Snowflake: Coffee filters are wonderful for crafts. This coffee filter snowflake is just one example of alternate uses for coffee filters. Coffee filters are dirt cheap so you can afford to buy hundreds of them. Just think of all the snowflakes your kids can make! To see a photo of this homemade snowflake craft and to print out the full instructions on how to complete the craft click here.
Homemade Snowflake Craft #5 – Paper Snowflake: There is nothing like a good old fashioned paper snowflake to add a bit of winter to your home. Kids never tire of all the different snowflake designs they can create. And remember to play with the size of your circle. Just cut various size circles and you will have lots of different size snowflakes! To see a photo of this homemade snowflake craft and to print out the full instructions on how to complete the craft click here.
Try using different types of paper to make snowflakes. You can use tissue paper, construction paper, newspaper or even aluminum foil! Just experiment and have fun with these snowflake crafts.
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