Christmas Cupcake Liner Craft Ornament

This has to be the easiest cupcake liner craft ever! And it allows kids to be more creative – so let’s make this Christmas cupcake liner craft together.

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What you need

colorful cupcake liners crafts
glue
green paper
gel pens, scrap paper, glitter or any other decorations
black marker

Have your child glue one or two cupcake liners to a piece of paper (glue works best because it won’t wrinkle the paper). Now, let your child draw a black line with a marker or draw the line themselves.

Now the super fun part begins! Decorating! Gel pens are great for older kids – especially if they have metallic or glitter in them. Younger kids can use dot markers as they make great decorations. Or stamps! Or just glue them onto scraps of paper. The options are endless!

More Christmas crafts

We have another fun cupcake liner craft for you – check out our cupcake liner Christmas tree. Alternatively, why not get your little hands creative by making a dot.

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