Whether you’re planning a crafty weekend with friends, making last-minute handmade gifts or looking for a holiday project, I’ve found some cute new Christmas craft kits, patterns and tutorials to choose from.
These yarn Christmas trees by Ola ameS DIY look so cute! They’re surprisingly easy to make without any special tools or skills and you can decorate them any way you like. I might have to try this myself.
Mochimochi Land has a new knitting pattern for Kitty Canes with pipe cleaner tails you can bend around to hang on the tree or use as gift toppers. It’s a digital pattern and you can even get it for free right now with any $5 purchase from the shop.
Club Crochet has some fun patterns for beginners like these mini Christmas lights. They’d be really cute as decorations or even to wrap around the Christmas tree.
Cup of Needles has so many Christmas embroidery patterns to choose from and they all have such a classic cosy style. The digital patterns include full instructions, plus video tutorials to help you with any tricky bits.
Hawthorn Handmade (UK) have plenty of Christmas craft kits to choose from, with embroidery, needlefelting and cross stitch. This bauble kit would be a lovely gift for a creative friend to make over the holidays for next year’s tree.
How adorable is this polymer clay gingerbread house by Cloudfetti? It would make for a super sweet ornament to display or you could add a loop to hang it on the tree. There’s lots of other Christmas tutorials on their channel too.
These origami Christmas trees from Hello Origami are simple to make and and have space inside for a message. They’d be perfect for gift tags to add something a little bit different to your wrapping. Check their channel for more cute holiday makes too.
Make some origami holly with tatsukuriorigami and use them for decorations, cards or gift toppers. You could even replace the berries with mini pom poms or felt balls for extra fun.
Don’t forget the SCK Team’s own original Christmas craft tutorials. And if you’re looking for recipes, we have a couple of posts coming up.
Marceline is the co-founder and editor of Super Cute Kawaii and the author of The Super Cute Book of Kawaii. She lives by the seaside in Scotland in a flat full of kawaii, creating cute character goods as Asking For Trouble, working on endless craft projects and playing Nintendo.
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