Christmas Tree Paper Plate Craft

The holidays are approaching, which means this Christmas Tree Paper Plate Craft is perfect for getting creative!

Children can decorate the Christmas tree however they want! Get ready because this craft is going to be fun, cheerful and bright.

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Christmas is one of the most wonderful times of the year! Get into the holiday spirit by creating fun decorations around the house.

Quickly turn a paper plate into a bright decoration to use around the house during the holiday season with this easy craft tutorial.

You can hang it on a tree, place it on the wall or even frame it!

How to make Christmas tree-shaped paper plates

What you need:

paper plate
acrylic paint (blue, green and brown)
paint brush
drag
pencil
glue
green yarn
a needle
badminton ball
decorative star

Step-by-step instructions

Start painting your paper plate with blue paint.

Take your tree mold and start cutting it out with scissors.

Place the stenciled tree cutout on the blue sheet and trace in the middle with a pencil.

Paint the inside of the tree with dark green paint.

Clean the brush and dip it in brown paint, creating a tree trunk and soil at the bottom of the plate.

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