The season is almost upon us, and there’s no better time of year to spread cheer than sharing fun Christmas Crafts. These wooden Christmas crafts provide joy to crafters of all ages.
Use any wood you may have! Many of these projects are small enough to upcycle any old wood that isn’t serving you anymore.
This list of jolly decor and ornaments will make you and your loved ones feel merry and bright all season long.
Grab a few friends, make it a party, or put on some classic seasonal movies and start tinkering away like you are part of Santa’s workshop.
Wishing you and yours a wonderful holiday season, and I hope you cherish these beautiful crafts as much as I do!
The rustic snowman is a great alternative to his beaded brother above. The best part about these guys is that they can be any size of scrap wood you have lying around.
Dress them up in any fashion that works best for your home! We’ve done both traditional and our own personalized, which are great.
I continue to learn new ways to use my Cricut every month! We love making these sweet ornaments as holiday tags for our friends and ornaments for our tree.
This pack works great for wooden-related crafts with my Cricut.
One of the most fun ornaments to make by far with the little ones! I don’t know if it’s the googly eyes, the size of the craft, or the simplicity of it, but it’s always a hit.
Every place for the holidays seems to get a little makeover, so why not the fridge? These magnets are versatile and fun to make, add, or edit throughout the years.
Another fun vintage-inspired craft to try is a perfect accessory for almost anywhere in the house during Christmas. Copy mine, or add your favorite seasonal snowy accents to yours.
These other fun winter crafts are perfect for a snow day!
Fun and pulls any room together wonderfully, this Christmas gift tag sign is a must! Scale it to the room or space you want to add for the perfect fit.
This terrific fa la la holiday banner is the quickest, and maybe easiest, craft I have today. It’s simple and reminds me of Christmas past with loved ones no longer around.
Along with the snowman wood slice, these are just so much fun! The two paired or as options work great for a group of kids or siblings crafting together.
Let them go creative with one or two and a few traditional ones if they are faster workers than the rest of the kiddos.
These wood-burnt Christmas trees are unique and a little off the beaten craft path—so if you’re looking for that, this is the craft for you!
Upcycle old wooden blocks or grab scraps from the store or your collection and give them a little heat!
Channel the idea you’re roasting a s’more. Most of us don’t want it burnt to a crisp but use your judgment for how much of the effect you’d like on your Christmas trees.
Like the star crafts, I find bells at the craft stores regularly during the holidays (if you can’t find them, this is a great pack). Add anything on hand; buttons, pom poms, and stickers work.
For possibly the coziest idea, why not try this personalized Christmas Eve sign? I used my Cricut for this particular one, but painting one onto a board works just as well.
