Christmas Handprint Art

I try to share a lot of process, meaningful art activities for kids in this space. But sometimes? Sometimes I go for the cute. The super cute, keepsake worthy crafts that I adore pulling out each and every year. Just like today with this list of Christmas handprint art.

And goodness are there some adorable Christmas handprint art ideas! Time to get those little hands nice and messy to create some art that will be cherished for the years to come.

It is so hard to decide on which ones we will be doing this year. The reindeer? The salt dough imprints? Those wreaths? Goodness we are going to be busy!

Handprint Reindeer Christmas Ornament Craft from Buggy and Buddy – Turn your child’s hand print into Santa’s favorite animal!

Adorable Handprint Christmas Tree from Fun Handprint Art – Create Christmas tree art using little hands.

Process Art Christmas Handprint and Glitter Wreath from My Bright Firefly – Let the kids use their hands to make a beautiful Christmas wreath.

Handprint Charlie Brown Christmas Tree Keepsake from Glued to My Crafts – Fans of Snoopy and Charlie Brown are sure to love this piece of Christmas art.

Salt Dough Handprint Christmas Tree Ornaments from The Imagination Tree – Turn your child’s handprint art into an ornament for the tree.

Handprint Candy Cane Craft from Little Family Fun – What a fun bit of Christmas art to do with the kids. They can work on patterning as they make candy canes.

The Grinch Handprint Christmas Card from I Heart Arts and Crafts – Create the main character of a classic Christmas book with the kids’ hands. Even better, turn that handprint into a Christmas card for friends and family.

Handprint Santa Ornament from Messy Little Monster – Keep the kids’ handprint Santas to hang on the true year after year.

Handprint Christmas Tree from Kids Activities Blog – This would be fun to make with multiple children. They can work together to paint the tree and then decorate it with glitter.

Rudolph Hand Print Art from Kindergarten Cupcake Crumbs – Let the kids use their hands to make their favorite reindeer this Christmas.

Christmas Handprint Plaque from One Artsy Mama – Make a beautiful piece of Christmas art to hang on the wall. The kids can use their hands to make Santa and his reindeer.

Elf Handprints from ABC and 123 – Your little elves will have fun making Santa’s helpers with their hands!

Nativity Hand Print Ornament from Mama to 5 Blessings – Create the heart of the Nativity using the kids’ handprints. It can even be turned into an ornament.

Photo Reindeer from Little Illuminations – Incorporate the kids’ faces into their Christmas handprint art! They can be the reindeer faves, with their handprints acting as antlers.

Baking Soda Clay Handprint Keepsake from Mama.Papa.Bubba – Make a beautiful piece of handprint art using homemade clay, the kids’ hands, and some glitter.

Angel Wings from Beth’s Paper Cuts – Little hands can be turned into angels for this sweet piece of art.

Salt Dough Snowmen Keepsake from Learning and Exploring Through Play – Make a family of snowmen using the children’s hands. Use salt dough to make it a keepsake, but paper and paint would work just as well.

Three Wise Men from Simply Cindy – Fingers and hands can be used to make the three wise men from the first Christmas.

Handprint Christmas Tree Art from Pinkie for Pink – Turn a canvas into beautiful art to display each Christmas. Everyone in the family could get into creating this tree together, not just the kids.

Handprint Peppermint from Mrs. Karen’s Preschool Ideas – Make a sweet treat using the kids’ hands. This would make a nice Christmas card or a decoration for the house.

So many ideas! Hard to know where to begin. And just to make it a little harder, be sure to check out the Christmas paper plate craft ideas too.

I have enough Christmas material on this site to keep us Christmas crafting well into the New Year!

I hope they help you and your little ones get into the holiday spirit. That is certainly what they are doing for us.

Thank you so much for reading friends. I hope you have a wonderful weekend.

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