It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas around here!
We’ve been crafting up a storm and there are Christmas characters everywhere we look.
Today, we’re gathering up all of our fun and easy elf crafts for kids and sharing them here with you.
Browse through our favorite festive crafts and find the one that’s perfect for your children or students.
We’ve got free printable templates for all of them, so they’ll be a stress-free addition to your Christmas activities!
Christmas Elf Crafts
Popsicle stick crafts are such classic crafts; We’re betting you even made some when you were a kid!
This elf popsicle stick craft is an updated twist on the classic crafts. Make one for the fridge or add some string on the back and turn into a cute Christmas ornament!
These elf photo crafts are our most popular Christmas crafts! All you need to do is grab a picture of your child and our free printable template to make either the Buddy the Elf photo craft or Jovie the Elf photo craft.
This elf toilet paper roll craft is a simple recycled craft that’s super easy to make! Grab your paper, pom poms, and glue and you’re all ready! There’s also a black and white version toddlers can color in!
If your child loves seeing their handprints transformed into cute little crafts, this elf handprint card craft is perfect! It also adds a lovely homemade touch to any gift.
This elf headband craft will instantly transform your little one into a cute Christmas elf! Download the free template and make the craft version (above) or print in black and white for kids to color in all by themselves.
How cute are these paper plate elf crafts? Use our free template to make a boy or girl elf! This project is great for a Christmas craft day!
Paper bag puppets are some of the best crafts to do with the kids since they double as entertainment once you’re done making them! This elf paper bag craft is easy to make and helps children work on their scissor skills.
These elf crafts for kids are a great way to spend time together during the Christmas season! Make them to decorate your house or give them to those who might be lonely this year.
I want – but can’t figure out how to download the Buddy and Jovie elf photo patterns. I’m confused by the “free” download comments in the post and then a charge for $7 at the end of the post.
Sorry for the confusion, Terri! All you need to do is enter your email in the form at the end of each post and the link will be emailed to you. The $7 ebook is a collection of our favorite Christmas crafts (the elf templates aren’t in it) and templates. Hope this clears up the confusion 🙂