Simple Santa Christmas Card

It’s time to have some fun by making this simple Santa Christmas card. In this tutorial, we’ll show you one of the easiest handmade Christmas cards you can make that looks amazing too. Kids and kids at heart will have no problem making this card.

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Christmas itself is a truly magical holiday! It’s a time of year when many wonderful childhood memories are made and doing Christmas crafts with your kids and making homemade Christmas cards can add a lot to this magical experience.

This is a quick and easy project that is perfect for classroom use.

How to make a simple Christmas card with Santa Claus

What you need:

red cardboard
white paper
black paper
gold or light gold foil for belt buckle
drag
glue

Step by step instructions

Let’s start by making a card. Fold a piece of paper (letter or A4 size) in half.

Cut across the fold.

Take one half and fold it in half again. This way you will have two cards from one sheet of paper.

Next, cut a strip of white paper (about a third of the card, no measuring rules here).

Glue the paper strip to the card.

Cut a strip of black paper, longer than the width of the card.

Place the black paper on top of the key paper (yellow, gold or whatever color you have). Cut a rectangle from the key paper that is wider than the black paper strip.

Now cut a piece of black paper, it should be shorter than the belt buckle rectangle. Trim if necessary.

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