Adorable Reindeer Crafts for Kids
Christmas may be over, but that doesn’t mean your kids are ready to give up snowmen, reindeer, and elves quite However. In fact, we only asked us to help them with their reindeer crafts this morning, even though Boxing Day has passed. They may be feeling the Christmas spirit for a few days before that tree is cut down!
Just in case your kids are still rejoicing at their cunning, here are 15 Cutest Reindeer Crafts We came across more family dinners we prepared this morning while looking for ways to keep the kids entertained!
1. Cardboard and clothespin reindeer
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Is your child asking for an unexpected or last minute craft time like we did this morning? Then choose a reindeer craft that doesn’t require many supplies, or is made from something you probably already have around the house. We love that these little reindeer have legs made from simple cardboard and two simple clothespins. Cover them with glitter and add functionality in markers or paint, as kids activity bloggers do.
2. Cupcake Lined Reindeer
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Are you baking everything for an ongoing family dinner between now and New Year’s Eve? Then you’ve got everything you need to help your kids make great reindeer crafts! Pass them some cupcake liners, fold them into dots like Love and Marriage did here, glue them down, give each a face and some antlers!
3. Reindeer Bell Ornament
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We’ve made baby reindeer with bells before and we love the jingle they make when hanging the bell, but you may not always have a bell available. Instead, try making your own bell out of tiny clay pots that Fireflies and Family do here. Glue on some gooey eyes and pom-pom noses and add pipe cleaner antlers on top!
4. Paper Plate Reindeer
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Here’s another idea to make craft time easily coincide with dinner prep time to keep you and your kids busy together! Hand them some paper plates, glue and paint, along with squishy eyes and red pom-poms. We love the way Education.com completes the reindeer by tracing the child’s hands to make antler shapes!
5. Alphabet Reindeer
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Some of our favorite crafts to do with kids are also crafts that we can use as teaching tools. Help them learn the alphabet by, for example, turning a cardboard cutout R into a reindeer! We love the way Crafty Morning makes them look like a side profile, complete with the same favorite trick, hand-painted antlers.
6. Thumbprint Rudolph
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Do you have some supplies that you can use to decorate your reindeer, but they are smaller than what other artisans you see used to make larger letter or cardboard reindeer? Then use your thumbprint to make a smaller version! Check out the whole idea in more detail at Makes and Takes.
7. Reindeer Glue
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Have you ever seen family come over and you want to set up something cute in their place or in the little socks you make up for each visitor? Let your kids help you turn a gum pack into a baby reindeer! See Vanessa Craft to show you how to wrap each gum in paper and use straw cleaners, gooey eyes and pom poms to turn them into cute Rudolph games.
8. Pine Cone Reindeer Ornament
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Do you have a lot of trees in your backyard? Then chances are you have a lot of pine cones too! Send your kids to the yard, collect as many pine cones as you can, and see how fireflies and mud pies transform them into cute little reindeer. Once again, pipe cleaners, squishy eyes and little pom-poms will be your best friends.
9. Handprint Reindeer Stand
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Maybe you’re looking for a reindeer craft that’s a little different and that you’re more likely to actually use in the next few years? Then try helping your kids make reindeer photo frames, not just decorations! Decorate the edges of the frame to look like a reindeer, then choose your favorite Christmas family photo to put in it or take and print a new one! See the whole idea in more detail at The Educator’s Spin on It.
10. Envelope Reindeer
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Have you ever written Christmas cards for relatives who came to a Christmas dinner, but you can’t help but feel that the envelopes are so plain compared to the fun cards inside? Then gather your kids to help you decorate each child’s exterior like a cute reindeer! Vix shows you how it’s done.
11. Popsicle Stick Reindeer
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We’ve always been big fans of making with popsicle sticks. They are easy to use and suitable for all different kinds of crafts and our kids always love to make things with them. That’s why this cute little popsicle stick reindeer craft caught our eye so much! Glued to My Crafts shows you how to stack sticks into triangles and glue them together, then add functionality.
12. Bottle Cap Reindeer
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Are you a little nervous about making supplies right now, but your kids are still ready and can’t wait to go? Country Chic Cottage recommends searching for what you have and making the most of it! In this case, the “best” is totally adorable because you can make these miniature reindeer out of bottle caps from the recycling bin and twigs from your backyard! As long as you can find glue, gooey eyes, buttons, and some ribbons to hang on, you’re ready to go!
13. Egg Carton Reindeer
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Maybe you looked in the recycling bin for last-minute craft supplies because you were looking for bottle caps for the craft above and you didn’t find them? Switch the bins and check out the cardboard boxes! Did you see the egg carton? Then you can get the whole team of reindeer ready to ride Santa’s sleigh, as the Well Nourished Nest does here.
14. Tube Candy Reindeer
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Every Christmas when we were kids, our stockings would be filled with lollipop-shaped tubes of different candies. We keep the tradition alive by giving them to our kids too! Sometimes we simply put them on the top of the sock so they stick out like what’s inside, but sometimes it’s more fun to be crafty with your demo. That’s why we love this little candy tube reindeer from Happy Go Lucky so much! They used an empty toilet paper roll (you can use a length of brown construction paper instead if your tube is too big), some gooey eyes, and a wool pom-pom. The curves of the candy canes make up the antlers!
15. Printable Reindeer Hat
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Are your craft supplies currently limited to paint, glue, a little glitter and some paper? Then maybe a pre-made template that you can print and cut is the way to go!The Kids Craft Room offers you exactly and Show you how they color and decorate the cute little stag hat after printing.
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