Grab some hot cocoa and some Christmas cheer and get crafting with these sweet Yarn wrapped Christmas tree crafts for kids of all ages.

Two Yarn Tree Crafts - One dark green and one light green

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These Christmas tree crafts are easy to make fun of making their own.

Christmas crafts are some of our favorites. Some of our other favorite Christmas crafts include Paper Plate Reindeer Craft, Christmas Village Wine Cork Ornaments, and our Jingle Bell Wreath Ornament.

Christmas Crafting with Kids

Spending time with kids crafting during the holiday season can be all kinds of fun. It's important now more than ever, to spend quality time together making memories all December long.

There is something special about pulling out your craft supplies and letting the kid's creativity go wild. We love searching for pine cones, grabbing tissue paper scraps, and of course toilet paper rolls.

Christmas crafts can be made from anything

Uses for your Christmas tree

These fun Christmas trees can be used for many fun things during the holidays. By adding a piece of ribbon to the top, you can turn it into a Christmas ornament.

You can give that ornament as a gift, you can use it to decorate a gift, or simply place it on your tree at home.

I puffy heart crafty Christmas trees filled with DIY Christmas ornaments.

Christmas Tree Crafts

We love Christmas Trees. Some of our other Christmas trees crafts that we know you will love to include:

Supplies

Supplies needed:
Christmas Tree template
Cardboard
Green yarn
Decorations - poms, sequins
Yellow cardstock
Clear tape
Scissors
Glue

How to Make Yarn Christmas Tree

Print the Christmas Tree template. Cut out.

Trace on a heavy piece of cardboard, such as a shipping box. Cut out.

Now, cut a long strand of yarn. Tape one end to the back of the tree.

And begin wrapping the yarn around the tree.

Once wrapped tape the final end of the yarn to the back of the tree, as well.

Then, use dots of glue to adorn the tree with your choice of decorations. We chose poms and sequins. You could also try gems, buttons, etc.

Then, use dots of glue to adorn the tree with your choice of decorations. We chose pom poms and sequins as our tree ornaments. You could also try gems, buttons, etc.

Finally, cut a simple star from the yellow piece of cardstock. You could also use star stickers, instead, for extra ease.

Adhere the star to the top of the tree.

And you have yourself some super cute Christmas tree crafts!

We hope you enjoy this kid's Christmas craft as much as we do. If you do make it, please send us a picture. We love seeing our crafts in the wild!

We highlighted this Christmas craft along with some other fun kid's crafts in our December Crafts for Kids along with our 101+ Easy Craft Ideas for kids.

You also do not want to miss our 101+ Printable Coloring Pages For Kids and 101+ Printables For Kids full of Crafts and Coloring Pages.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Other Yarn Crafts You'll Love

Yarn Wrapped Christmas Tree Craft

Grab some hot cocoa and some Christmas cheer and get crafting with these sweet Yarn wrapped Christmas tree crafts for kids of all ages.

Course Kids Crafts

Cook Time 15

Total Time 15

Servings Christmas Tree Craft

Author Alli Ward

Equipment

Clear Tape
Scissors
Glue

Ingredients

Christmas Tree template
Cardboard
Green yarn
Decorations - poms sequins
Yellow cardstock

Instructions

Print the Christmas Tree template. Cut out.
Trace on a heavy piece of cardboard, such as a shipping box. Cut out.
Now, cut a long strand of yarn. Tape one end to the back of the tree.
And begin wrapping the yarn around the tree.
Once wrapped, tape the final end of the yarn to the back of the tree, as well.
Then, use dots of glue to adorn the tree with your choice of decorations. We chose pom poms and sequins as our tree ornaments. You could also try gems, buttons, etc.
Finally, cut a simple star from the yellow piece of cardstock. You could also use star stickers, instead, for extra ease.
Adhere the star to the top of the tree.
And you have yourself some super cute Christmas tree crafts!