Christmas Tree Cupcake Liner Craft

Cupcake Liner Crafts are perfect for preschoolers and kindergarteners because they are so easy to make! And this Christmas Tree Cupcake Liner Craft is the perfect project for the holiday season!

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Christmas Tree Cupcake Liner Craft

What do you need?

2 green cupcake liners
paper
scrap paper
drag
glue (glue sticks are best)
hole punching machine

Let’s do it!

Cut one cupcake liner in half. Cut the other liner into thirds and “cut” a little third off each side.

Start by gluing a small brown square to the bottom of a piece of paper. Now start building the tree – gluing the bottom halves, then the two-thirds, and then the “trimmed” third on top.

It was time to decorate the tree – we made ornaments using a hole punch, punching scraps of paper in different colors. We also cut some ribbons from paper (with corrugated scissors) and glued them on.

Last but not least is a little star to decorate the top of this stencil Christmas tree.

More Christmas crafts for kids

One of the sweetest crafts you can make is definitely this salt dough Santa. Be sure to check out these adorable pressed pine Christmas ornaments.

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