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Paper Plate Christmas Wreath Craft

November 12, 2018 by Glitter On A Dime

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Easy Paper Plate Christmas Wreaths are the perfect craft for holiday class parties! So simple and mess free for preschoolers and kids of all ages!

We may be a little obsessed with paper plate wreaths! We had so much fun with our Fall Leaves and Halloween Wreaths that I knew we just had to do a Paper Plate Christmas Wreath Craft. This craft is perfect for classroom parties. I volunteered to do the craft for Graylie’s preschool party during the fall and it was definitely a hit. Plus the teacher was so appreciative of a simple and mess free craft activity for her class.

Christmas Paper Plate Wreath Craft

The first and most important step in this craft is finding cute foam stickers! I found these Christmas themed foam stickers at my local Michael’s store. I can usually find some cute ones at Dollar Tree but I fell in love with these. I love the whimsical look of the characters and some of them are even glittery!

Christmas Paper Plate Wreath Craft

I love it when we can add glitter and make our projects sparkly! It is an even bigger win if we can do it without a lot of mess. The only other supplies needed for this craft are cheap paper plates, crayons, and ribbon. You probably already have all of these items around the house.

Christmas Paper Plate Wreath Craft

I sorted out the stickers in a small divided tray we found at Dollar Tree.This tray is so perfect for craft projects. I couldn’t believe how many foam stickers were included in this pack. We have been crafting for a couple of days with these.

Christmas Paper Plate Wreath CraftOnce I had the supplies organized, I cut the circles out of our paper plates. This is definitely a step that an adult should do unless you are working with older children. When I did this craft with the preschool class, I brought them in already pre-cut.

When I had the plates ready, we colored them with crayons. After we were done coloring, we added the foam stickers to the plate. Then, I punched two holes near the top of the plate to tie a bow with ribbon. I left a loop of ribbon in the back so it can be hung.

Easy Paper Plate Christmas Wreaths are the perfect craft for holiday class parties! So simple and mess free for preschoolers and kids of all ages!

This is a really simple craft and lots of fun to do together. Graylie also loves to decorate the circles that are cut from the inside of the plates. She had a great idea that I’ll share later this week on what to do with those for Christmas!

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Easy Paper Plate Christmas Wreaths are the perfect craft for holiday class parties! So simple and mess free for preschoolers and kids of all ages!

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My name is Heather and I am a thrifty mom who loves sharing ideas on preschool activities, kids’ crafts, meal planning, scrapbooking and dollar store DIY. I like to keep things simple and love to create, cook, and make things special for my family.

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