Kids Christmas Pasta Wreath Craft
Kids and toddlers will love getting into the holiday spirit by making this super cute pasta Christmas wreath that comes together quickly and also makes a great class craft.
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While your wreath is drying, why not sneak in a little extra fun? A Christmas-themed word search or a classic countdown paper chain can keep the festive vibes going strong. These easy activities make the wait more enjoyable and help keep tiny hands and minds busy (and excited) for the big day. Who knew that holiday crafts could be such a great way to blend creativity with a little bit of learning?
Looking to make more than just one holiday memory? Add some extra DIY ornaments into the mix!
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📌What You’ll Need
Paper plate – the cheap, flimsy plates work the best.
Dried farfalle pasta (bowtie)
Green acrylic paint (light and dark)
Paintbrush – you can also use a foam brush
Scissors
Bow – check the dollar store for pre-made bows.
Ribbon – to use as a hanger.
Hot glue or school glue – if using this craft with toddlers, go with school glue.
Optional – red pom poms can be used as “holly berries” in between the pasta.
✨How to Make a Christmas Pasta Wreath
Paint the bow tie pasta and the paper plate, then let them dry completely.
Cut out the center section of the paper plate.
Attach the painted pasta to the plate using either hot glue or school glue.
Secure a bow and ribbon to the back with hot glue or school glue.
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We hope you love our easy Christmas craft for kids! This is perfect to make during the month of December at home or in the classroom!
