Easy Christmas in July Crafts for Kids

Are you celebrating Christmas in July with your family? There are so many fun and traditional things you can do that doesn’t require spending a lot of money. Just grab a few art supplies and make these easy Christmas in July crafts with your kids! Get all the details below to have fun this summer!

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Beach Snowman

Supplies

Snowman template
Cardstock (white, red, black, orange & brown)
Scissors
Glue stick
Cricut (optional)
3D paint (black)

Directions

First, download the snowman template, print and cut out the pieces you need. Trace the snowman on brown cardstock or brown textured paper.
Next, glue the Santa hat at the top of the snowman. If you have a Cricut, you can use any Santa hat design then cut.
Now it’s time to glue the sunglasses and carrot nose underneath the Santa hat.
Use 3D black paint to add small dots to create a mouth for your snowman. Allow the paint to dry.
Glue two shells on the body of the snowman to represent the buttons.
Finally, cut out two short strips from black paper. Glue to each side of the snowman to create the arms.

beach snowman Christmas in July craft for kids

Tropical Gingerbread Person

Supplies

Gingerbread template
Cardstock (brown, white, pink, green)
Scissors
Glue stick
Cricut (optional)
3D paint (pink or red & black)

Directions

First, download the tropical gingerbread template, print and cut out the pieces you need. You can trace the gingerbread man on brown cardstock.
Next, take glue two shells to the gingerbread person to create a top. You can glue a small rectangle shape from any color paper for the top instead of the shells.
Cut a small trapezoid shape from green paper. Then cut long slits on the paper to create a hula skirt.
Glue the skirt below the shells.
You can glue one flower or make a headband for your tropical gingerbread person.
Finally, use 3D paint to add the eyes and mouth to your gingerbread person.

tropical gingerbread person Christmas craft for kids

I had the opportunity to share these Christmas in July crafts with viewers of the Daytime TV Show on WFLA Channel 8. My boys were able to join me in the studio and help take behind the scenes footage. It was a lot of fun making these crafts with Maggie Rodriguez and Farron Hipp. If you didn’t get a chance to see the segment, here’s the video provided by Daytime TV.