Paper Circle Homemade Christmas Card

Still looking for a simple DIY Christmas card for this season? You will love our DIY round paper Christmas card idea!

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We love making Christmas cards with festive trees, check out our cute little fingerprint tree Christmas card, and our motto is simple.

This fun little project is great for younger kids, as punching circles is always fun, and for older kids – for adults, I recommend making it prettier by using a variety of scrapbook paper. I think the patterns really add a special touch to a Christmas card.

This simple little card is perfect for making in the classroom, as a card for parents or friends and family.

Ready to make one yourself? It’s easy!

How to make homemade Christmas cards with round paper

What you need:

card base (you can make your own or buy a white card base in any color)
green construction paper
white construction paper
brown paper
green printer paper (or construction paper)
glue
drag
circular or scallop punch
glitter glue

Watch Video Tutorial

Or follow the step-by-step instructions below

If you are making your own card base like we did, I recommend cutting a piece of A4 or letter sized paper in half.

Fold and score the “half sheet” to get a small card.

Place the card base on top of the blue paper and draw around it.

Cut out the blue rectangle.

Trim it a little to make it a little smaller than the base of the card.

Glue the blue rectangle to the card base.

Draw and cut out a snowy hill shape from white paper.

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