Santa Spinner Christmas Craft

Make a Santa Claus Christmas toy, this is one of the easiest paper toys for kids to make.

All you need is a sheet of cardboard to print the template on, scissors, and a cutting pin – and you’re ready to go.

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We love crafts that can be played with and this interactive Santa Spinner Christmas Craft is here to entertain. Assemble the pattern and watch Santa fly across the roof over and over as you spin the spinner.

This is a great craft for Christmas Eve, when everyone is eagerly awaiting Santa’s visit.

How to make a Santa Claus Christmas Craft

What you need:

Our Santa Claus Craft Template
white cardstock (or use regular paper and laminate)
Split pins/paper clips (you can buy them at stationery stores, arts and crafts stores, etc.)
coloring supplies if printing black and white version
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Step by step instructions

Print the paper – black and white or full color. We recommend printing on thicker paper/cardboard or laminating.

If you or your child decides to use a black and white template, the first step is to color the roof and the image inside the circle.

Once you are happy with your color, use scissors to cut along the dotted lines.

Time to get the crafts spinning :).

Punch a hole in the middle of the circle – a skewer, split pin, or even a pencil will work. For younger children, an adult should do this step.

Drill another hole through the small circle located on the chimney.

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