Categories: Activities for Kids

Pom Pom Cone Christmas Tree Craft

This mini pom pom Christmas tree craft makes a fun holiday decoration.

These would look stunning when paired with a homemade Christmas paper wreath.

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Pom Pom Cone Christmas Tree Craft

What you need:

Foam hat
green yarn (or any other color)
pom poms (I used a mix of “regular” and glitter for the star on top of the tree and it looked great)
glue (white glue is very effective for school)
drag

Start by punching a hole in the top of the cone and pouring glue in. Stuff the yarn in and let it dry (this will make wrapping a lot easier).

Wrap the yarn around the cone, starting from the top and working your way down – adding glue as you go. Allow the glue to dry.

Add pom poms. White school glue works great here. Let dry.

More fun Christmas crafts for kids

Want something super easy to make and super adorable? Make these round cotton angels. If you have a crafty kid in the house, I’ve rounded up some super easy Christmas crafts for toddlers (some with your help).

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