76 Easy Christmas Crafts to Put You in the Holiday Spirit

Needle punching is an easy-to-learn craft with a gorgeous outcome. This kit from Etsy has multiple patterns for you to try and comes with everything you need, from the punch needle tip to the embroidery hoop.

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Needle felting isn't the most beginner-friendly craft, but this kit will make it seem like it's the easiest thing in the world. Create beautiful felt globe ornaments in roughly 45 minutes each for a more sophisticated day of DIYing.

Get the kit at FeltedSky.

With only five materials, you can create festive drink cozies inspired by Santa's classic attire. These duct tape creations will add a playful touch to any holiday gathering.

Get the tutorial at Mason Jar Crafts.

This nativity scene made of simple wooden shapes and craft felt will take a bit more time and effort than some of the other ideas on this list, but that makes it an ideal DIY to do with your family. It'll be the craft you bring out year after year.

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

These adorable winter creatures made of pom-poms, pipe cleaners, and googly eyes are the perfect craft to keep the younger kids in the family occupied at a party. Set up the supplies, and remind them to take their fuzzy new friends home with them afterward.

Get the tutorial at Craft Project Ideas.

Instead of buying a premade, possibly tacky advent calendar, why not make one yourself that fits your home's aesthetic perfectly? Find a decent-size branch, buy some twine and drawstring pouches, fill them with treats, add tags, and hang them up. It's a homemade way to give gifts all month long.

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If you love a vintage touch in your holiday decor, choose a fitting craft for your family get-together. This cute little snow globe will look absolutely darling on your mantle.

Get the tutorial at Mason Jar Crafts.

Take complete control of your holiday greenery with these incredibly realistic-looking DIY cardstock cedar branches. Place them in empty spaces around your home for a full-fledged winter forest—they're easier to make than they look!

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

Teach your kids about gratitude and manners early on by having them create snowman holiday cards to send to friends and family! The fun they'll have painting their snowmen will carry over when they're writing their sweet letters.

Get the tutorial at Craft Project Ideas.

The family tradition of writing letters to Santa will be even more special when you make a festive envelope to mail them in. Sit down together, fold a fun envelope from felt or cardstock, and let the kids decorate it. Tell them that in order for Mr. Claus to receive their letters, they must be placed in this magical envelope that delivers them overnight.

If your green thumb is basically nonexistent, create a Christmas houseplant from paper so you know it'll never wilt. This cheery, vibrant flower is a festive alternative if you don't want live plants around your pets or kids.

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

Don't miss a single decorating opportunity this winter, and DIY some holiday magnets to stick on the fridge. They'll be the perfect additions to all the holiday cards you receive.

Get the tutorial at Craft Project Ideas.

Nothing says festive like Christmas gnomes, right? Deck out these bearded creatures in their best painted-on winter attire with a kit that's fun for adults and kids alike.

Get the kit at OtterCreekSignCo.

These easy-to-make stocking stuffers are the simple yet cherished gifts no one will be disappointed to receive. Fill four-ounce Mason jars with the white candy of your choice and decorate the outside to look like little snowmen.

Get the tutorial at It All Started With Paint.

Give the gift of a holiday-scented home with DIY stovetop potpourri. Pack it in festive drawstring bags and twine to for a beautiful presentation.

Get the ingredients at Jeans & a Teacup.

Looking for a garland that's not so heavy in greenery? Make one using wooden beads and felt leaves for a simple and natural decoration.

Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.

Get notified when your guests arrive with a jingle bell door hanger. This festive wreath is fun and easy to make, and it'll be the perfect doorbell alternative to announce your family's presence when there's already a lot going on.

Get the tutorial at Craft Project Ideas.

Create easy, snow-covered candleholders using Mason jars and epsom salt for a frosty decoration. This extremely quick craft will look beautiful once complete as part of your holiday centerpiece or in your windowsill on a crisp night.

Get the tutorial at Mason Jar Crafts.