Winter crafts for windows

With a selection of winter animals and snowmen to choose from, along with a some gorgeous snowy art projects you will have plenty of inspiration to keep the kids busy this winter!

This tailored selection of kids winter craft projects are perfect for having fun and learning through art and craft. With kids benefiting from the process of cutting, sticking, glueing, drawing and painting and more! A couple are a little more challenging, which is handy if you have multiple kids like me, or are classroom based, with varying abilities, attention spans and interests! I hope you love each and every art and craft idea as much as I do, and discover some wonderful new blogs along the way.

So without further adieu, shall we take a look at the easy winter crafts for kids below, and look out for the bonus winter arts and crafts at the end! These egg carton are really easy to make, and you can switch out the materials for what you have on hand… continue reading….

We have a lovely deer and a big moose from a winter forest, plus a polar bear and huskies visiting from the arctic… continue reading…. Depending on the age of your child, you may want to help them out… continue reading…. Start by painting a whole sheet of white paper with blue watercolors to make it look like ice. Let dry… continue reading…. This is winter process art at its best… continue reading…. Winter is on its way and as a follow-up to our hugely popular Autumn version, we now have a Winter Handprint Tree to show you!

I adore how this turned out… continue reading…. Popsicle Stick Hot Chocolate Mug. Snow Slime. Snowman and Snowflake Wreath. Paper Plate Snowflake Yarn Art. Watercolor Doily Snowflakes. Paper Cup Luminarias. Snowman Charm Bracelet. Frosty Pinecones. Doily Snowman. Shivery Snow Paint.

Glittery Mason Jar Snow Globe. Winter Beeswax Candles. Easy Eskimo Craft. Snowman Mason Jar. Foam Cup Snowmen. Cardinal Handprints. Use our free cross stitch pattern to make this work of art as you relax by the fireplace.

Get the pattern here. Browse your backyard for pinecones and use your foraged finds to make this warm and inviting piece for your front door. Step 1: Use a hot glue gun to adhere the last two inches of each ribbon to the base of eight four- to six-inch pinecones. Step 2: After the glue dries, collect all the ribbon ends and stagger them so that the cones fall at varying lengths.

Tie the ribbon ends together in a knot, trim the tips so they are uniform, and slip the knot over a finishing nail. If the snow doesn't show signs of stopping, throw on your favorite sweater, pour yourself some hot coca, and make this rustic wood sign for your mantel or shelf. Get the tutorial at Live Laugh Rowe. Transform basic winter gloves into a special accessory with this easy project. Use a rainbow assortment of beads and sequins to add pizzazz, or opt to keep it simple and feature just one or two colors.

Don't let a small rip or tear make you throw your favorite scarf away! Upcycle it or pick one up at the dollar store to craft this cozy wreath on the cheap. Get the tutorial at Tried and True. You can make your paper snowflakes one-of-a-kind by using this blogger's templates and then adding a few of your own unique cuts before unfolding. Hang them by a window, attach them to cards, or display them just about anywhere. Get the tutorial at Omiyage Blogs. Crafted with sparkling sequins and luxe velvet fabric, this piece is both bright and cozy, which is just what we need in our homes come January.

Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess. The only thing we love more than a pretty snow globe is a pretty personalized snow globe. Customize yours with a family portrait and colorful bottle brush trees. Get the tutorial A Kailo Chic Life. Need to brighten up a wall with some color? Make this clever ombre paper chain wall hanging out of seasonal colors or those that match your decor.

These versatile, glittering snowflakes are so easy to make—and thank goodness because you'll want to display them everywhere! Craft a batch of these to hang from your Christmas tree, display on your mantel, attach to gifts, or showcase just about anywhere.

Get the tutorial at Eighteen While fresh florals are hard to find come January, branches and berries are easy to source and look beautiful in this birch vase. This light is a slightly more advanced DIY project, but its beauty makes it well worth the extra effort. Feel free to use moss, bottlebrush trees, woodland animals, or whatever you wish when creating your very own wintertime scene with this easy project. Get the tutorial at Ave Styles. Invite your friends over for a winter dinner party and pass out these adorable DIY favors on their way out.

Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch. Here's one more free cross stitch pattern from Country Living to enjoy working on in front of the fire-- with a cup of hot cocoa in hand, of course! Country Life. Design Ideas. Home Maintenance. Country Living Shop. Shopping Guides. United States. Type keyword s to search. Today's Top Stories.

Makeover Takeover: Colonial Comeback. Delicious Healthy Weeknight Soup Recipes. Winter Flowers to Get you Through the Doldrums. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Maria Fuchs Getty Images. Brian Woodcock. This soft and cozy wreath will keep your front door looking sharp all season long.