Anyone know any fun christmas crafts that doesn’t take too long to do with children 3 and up?

Does anyone know any crafts that don’t take overnight to dry or have to be left out for a couple hours? Something that I can do with kids that won’t take that long, maybe an hour or two at most. Any sort of fun, christmassy craft is good. And using supplies like construction paper, scissors, yarn, ribbons, stuff like that. Help?! Thanks!!
Also, they have to be something the kids will want to do, and in relatively a short amount of time. No projects that take overnight or some sort of electricity (like hot glue guns). Any ideas?

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6 Responses to “Anyone know any fun christmas crafts that doesn’t take too long to do with children 3 and up?”

  1. Dawn B says:

    Here’s a bunch of kid friendly projects:
    http://familyfun.go.com/arts-and-crafts/season/specialfeature/christmas-crafts-ms/

  2. zelda_neopetsrock says:

    Decorate a paper plate as a really big bulb :D

  3. mauli p says:

    yes
    take a popsicle stick/ wooden craft stick, and take a pipe cleaner wrap it around the popsicle stick/ wooden craft stick do this twice more, and you can add beads to it to make it luk like ornaments
    and this makes a nice little xmas tree
    you can get both wooden craft sticks and pipe cleaners at a dollar store
    if you dont get what im trying to say then here is a video that shows you clearly how
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsIHNHc1Dbk

  4. cowgirl says:

    If you have any old Christmas cards, use those, Trace shapes like balls, trees, stars, ovals, and let the children cut them out. Glue two like scenes back to back, punch a hole, and add a ribbon to hang it on the tree.

  5. mama2znc says:

    I love going to http://www.familyfun.com and browsing their holiday crafts. I’m sure you can find something there.

  6. Mommiedearest says:

    Check this out and instead of using foam balls you can use the egg cartons. Look for the yarn bugs at the bottom of the page. They have the free instructions,

    http://www.makingfriends.com

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