Rudolf is a timeless Christmas story that teaches love, compassion, and the true meaning of Christmas. What I love about this super cute Rudolf Christmas craft is that it can be made with children, or done by adults to decorate their home.
It is a fun craft to do in the classroom after reading “Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer.” But, you could also do this craft with your children. We love Christmas here at The Inspiration Edit and hope you have a fantastic season! Wishing you a very Merry Christmas. You could even add Christmas Greetings to the back of these super cute reindeer wooden slices!
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Supplies for Rudolf
- Wooden slices
- Brown glitter paper
- Red glitter paper
- String
- Glue gun
- Brown paint
- Paint Brush
- Black marker pen
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How To Make These Super Cute Rudolf Ornaments
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 wooden 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.
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 have lots more fantastic Christmas decorations including some super cute Wooden Santa Ornaments which can be found here on The Inspiration Edit. Why not check them out today! You will love them!
Rudolf Christmas Craft: DIY Craft for Kids
This is a tutorial on how to make Rudolf Christmas craft.
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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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 instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
These are very cute and see pretty easy to make. Great post.
Where do you get the antlers from?
You make the antlers from the glitter paper.
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 🙂
I actually bought ones with holes in already. Here is a link to wooden slices with holes! https://amzn.to/2OZa3Vv
Thanks so much!