Crafts
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These are some cute winter crafts for kids that are all about Brrrrrr!
I have been on a kick of finding winter crafts for kids to make when its cold!
Alright, as I’m writing this, I really, actually want winter to just be over. I’ve had it with the subzero temps and snow falling, blizzards, late school starts, and cancellations. We need to get back to normal and be able to go outside and play!
While I may be tired of winter, I am absolutely not tired of seeing these adorable winter crafts for kids everywhere! Crafts somehow makes all the above not so bad after all.
Outdoor Winter Crafts for Kids:
Crafts can be brought outdoors to enjoy! Things that freeze are generally fun to hang outside because other times of the year it just isn’t doable! Plus feeding the birds can be fun to watch.
Winter Animal Crafts:
You cannot have winter crafts for kids to make without making the animals of ‘winter’. Penguins and polar bears may be on opposite ends of the earth, but you can create them side by side! Don’t forget those beautiful snowy owls and arctic foxes, too!
Winter Tree Crafts:
Trees without leaves are a staple of winter. They’re beautiful with the snow fallen on them or icicles hanging from them. You can create some gorgeous winter tree crafts to enjoy indoors as well.
Snowflakes, Snow Globes, Snowmen & Igloo Crafts:
Celebrate all things snow with fun crafts and projects! These crafts spring to chilly life in 2D and 3D.
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Amber says
Lovely ❤
Boyd Kobe says
Pinning, That was a great idea and a lot of inspiration thanks.
Makkenna says
Thanks!!!!
Makkenna says
I love these!!!! thanks!!
Makkenna says
What about kids who’s parents are to busy to help them? Is there any non-messy cute craft ideas that parents and kids will love? And the materials? What about the kids that don’t have crafty things? Why not use around the house things that parents won’t not like them using?
Rachel says
There are definitely lots of ways to make crafts less messy – use contact paper or stickers instead of glue, crayons or colored pencils instead of paint or markers. This article has some other ideas (https://handsonaswegrow.com/10-tips-to-keep-messy-play-clean/) You can also find ways to use what you have instead of buying a lot of supplies. Have fun!
login tutorials says
So simple and looks seriously awesome
ayan khan says
very best activities for school i love it !!!
Melissa says
These are amazing! I want to try the tape resist winter tree. So many great ideas. Thank you.
Vicky @ Mess For Less says
Thanks for putting this together. I am a sucker for cute penguin crafts.
Jamie Reimer says
Aren’t they the cutest?! I’m ashamed that we haven’t done any yet, so I’m excited to find these adorable ones.