Rudolf Craft: Cute Christmas Ornament

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This super-cute Rudolf craft can be made with children, in the classroom, or by adults to decorate the home or Christmas tree. Made with wooden slices, glittery antlers, and a bright red nose, it’s one of my favorite reindeer crafts!

Rudolf craft.

Supplies for This Rudolf Craft

Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer is a timeless Christmas story that teaches love, compassion, and the true meaning of Christmas. After reading (or watching) this story with your family, you’ll be inspired to create a Rudolf craft to remind you of the wonderful lessons and the spirit of the season.

To make this Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer craft, you will need: 

You could even add Christmas Greetings to the back of your Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer ornament.

More Rudolf craft ideas: 

How to Make These Cute Rudolf Ornaments

To create these adorable Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer ornaments, start by placing your wooden slices on your surface. 

Paint one side of the wooden slice brown using your brown paint and paintbrush. Allow the piece to fully dry. 

Round piece of wood.

Whilst the wooden slices are drying, draw and cut out two sets of antlers for each reindeer ornament. Then cut out a large red nose for each Rudolf.

Using your glue gun, glue the brown glitter antlers to the back (unpainted) side of your wooden slices. Glue the red nose onto the bottom half of the wooden slice. 

Sparkly antlers and red nose glued onto wooden slice.

Next, draw two eyes with your black marker pen. Draw a line under Rudolf’s nose to add a mouth! 

Hand holding rudolf craft ornament.

The final part of the process is to thread a piece of string through the hole on your wooden slice. 

Your Rudolf craft is now ready to hang on the Christmas tree or in another location in the home. 

Rudolf Christmas ornaments laying on a table.

These are super fun and easy Christmas decorations and I’m sure the kids will have plenty of fun making these in preschool or at home. 

We love Christmas here at The Inspiration Edit and hope you have a merry and wonderful season!  We have lots more fantastic Christmas decorations including these adorable Wooden Santa Ornaments. Check them out today – you will love them!

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Rudolf Christmas Craft: DIY Craft for Kids

Rudolf Christmas Craft

This is a tutorial on how to make Rudolf Christmas craft.

Prep Time 5 minutes
Active Time 15 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Difficulty Easy

Materials

  • Wooden slices
  • Brown glitter paper
  • Red glitter paper
  • String
  • Brown paint
  • Paint Brush
  • Black marker pen

Tools

  • Glue gun

Instructions

    To create these adorable Rudolf ornaments you need to place your wooden slices on your surface. 

    Paint one side of the wooden slice brown using your brown paint and paintbrush. 

    Then, allow the piece to fully dry. 

    Whilst the wooden slices are drying, draw and cut out two sets of antlers for each reindeer ornament. 

    Next cut out a large red nose for each Rudolf

    Using your glue gun glue the brown glitter antlers to the back of your wooden slices.

    Glue the red nose onto the bottom half of the wood slice and draw two eyes with your black marker pen. 

    Draw a line under Rudolf’s nose to add a mouth! 

    The final part of the process is to thread a piece of string through the hole on your wooden slice. 

    Your Rudolf Christmas craft is now ready to hang on the Christmas tree or in another location in the home. 

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Rudolf Christmas Craft

Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy crafts here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!

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8 Comments

  1. How do you drill a hole in the wooden slices? Do you need a special drill from a craft store to do that? I noticed that the wood slices that are linked don’t have holes in them already.

    These ornaments are very cute, by the way 🙂

  2. These are adorable. Where can you find a template for the antlers? I am not good at drawing something freestyle. Also, where do you get the glitter paper?
    Thanks!

  3. Love this DIY ornament! They’re so freakin’ cute! My husband and I had a great time making these for our loved ones. Thank you!!

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