24 Wood Button Christmas Cards Special DIY Christmas Card Set

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Continue adding the buttons until you are happy with the shape of your Christmas tree. Add 1 brown button at the base of the tree for the tree stump. Aren’t these sweet button cards too cute!? I think my favorite one is the reindeer, but I really do love them all. I also found these adorable snowman envelopes that you can make to put them in! What a fun way to say Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays to a friend, teacher, the mailman or anyone else your child might want to surprise. They’re easy to make too.

Those are the 4 Christmas button cards completed. Don’t forget to write your special Christmas message inside! Which one is your favorite? More Christmas Craft Ideas Glue green buttons in the shape of a pine tree onto the red card. Glue a brown button to the bottom for the trunk. Tie a piece of ribbon into a bow and trim the ends. Glue the bow to the top of the tree. Start with a row of 6-7 buttons depending on your button size. Continue to add buttons on top until you get to 2 buttons.

Twinkl Kids TV or Twinkl Parents have many educational videos on various aspects of the school curriculum. Start by gluing down 5 green buttons as the base. Work your way up with alternating red and green buttons. Since our red buttons were smaller, we used 5 red buttons, then 3 green, then 3 red, then 2 and 1 green. If you enjoyed these printable Christmas cards for kids, why not explore more of our fantastic areas here at Twinkl? Glue colorful buttons to the green card to create ornaments. Draw a line from each button up to the top of the card, stop about 1/2” from the crease. Draw a little bow onto the “string” and draw a little square at the top of the button to complete the ornament. Draw a line across the top of the card for all the ornaments to hang from. You can also draw holly berries and leaves and color them in. I recently put together some ideas for homemade Christmas cards using buttons, perfect for kids to make. With these cute button cards you can make a snowman, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, a Christmas tree and a garland of button ornaments! I’m sure there are others, but these were a fun way to get started. This is a fun and adorable Christmas craft for the kids.