Snowflake Crafts: A Winter Wonderland of Creativity

Kate already had some scrap wood and glue and paint – all she needed was $2 worth of dowels to make this cute winter project! It’s an inexpensive version of a $250 Pottery Barn find.

Don’t buy a felt garland for winter decorating when they are SO easy to make! Use felt balls and embroidery floss with some cute snowflakes and you’ll have one in minutes.

You can make this light-up snowflake marquee one of two ways: quickly using foam core or take a bit more time and use wood. If you use wood, you can keep this decoration and bring it out year after year!

In this cute winter craft, you’ll use Mod Podge and dollar store supplies to decorate snowflake votives. So easy and inexpensive!

I love the simplicity of this DIY! You just stitch winter designs on thrift store baskets using yarn. Sketch out your design with chalk first and it is super easy.

Is winter making you feel drab and depressed? Spice things up with some colorful snowflakes! You can decorate with these cuties and brighten up your day.

There’s nothing better than the combination of glitter and Mod Podge – use it to create this pretty snowflake trinket dish for winter!

Follow along with this macrame tutorial to make some snowflakes of your own. It is easy to follow with numerous photos.

Have you ever tried stamping on mason jars? It’s easy to do! Paint some cute mason jars with shades of blue and then stamp snowflakes. . . perfect for winter gifting or decor.

These handmade cupcake ornaments for Christmas are regular ornaments painted to look just like delicious treats! Have you ever seen anything so sweet?

Carrie loved the huge snowflakes she purchased at Crate & Barrel so much that she wanted more. She decided to make them on her own, and you can too—you just need some paper bags!

Use different sizes of square dowels to make wooden snowflakes perfect for a winter wall display.

Use up that supply of plastic forks by making these fun snowflakes! They look great just white, but you can also add some sparkle with glitter.

These felt ornaments may be best for older children since a needle and hand sewing is involved. This is a great beginner sewing project for kids!

Learn how to make a winter pom pom wreath with this easy tutorial! This wreath will look great on your front door all winter long and is a great neutral wreath through the holiday season.

Create pretty snowflakes using white pipe cleaners and glue. Hang them as ornaments, or use them as fun winter coasters as shown!

Make hot glue snowflakes and use them as a fabulous snowflake cake topper! This craft is perfect for winter, Christmas, or New Year’s Eve.

If you can use a drill, you can make this darling stitched ornament! I love the red snowflake – what other shapes could you make?

Looking for a fun project to help you while away the long winter days? Try this free mittens hand embroidery pattern. It’s the perfect project to curl up by the fire with on a cold winter afternoon! 

Just because you’re not a kid anymore doesn’t mean you can’t cut snowflakes. These are fun to make and fun to layer on the wall!

If you like Nordic inspired free knitted hat patterns, you’re going to love this one. This warm hat is perfect for those snowy days with its snowflake motif!

Use scrap wood, newspaper, and a stencil to make this unique vintage snowflake sign. It’s so inexpensive and you can leave it up all season long.

Your Frozen-crazy kid is going to LOVE this pumpkin idea! Spray paint, jewels, snowflakes, and a tiara come together beautifully in this no-carve pumpkin tutorial.

Just like real snowflakes, each one of these ornaments is unique. One side is pink on white the other white on pink. You can create your own blizzard in a snap.

Grab your Borax and pipe cleaners for this fun and educational snowflake craft for kids.

A sled just screams winter, doesn’t it? This was a Goodwill find that Sarah painted and stenciled with snowflakes.

These paper roll snowflakes are SO BEAUTIFUL and they’re really easy to make! Such a gorgeous winter craft idea that you can leave up all winter long.

If you’re looking for a way to make large, pretty snowflakes for winter home decor, these clothespin snowflakes are amazing! Add a bit of glitter to make them seasonally appropriate.

Use any free snowflake coloring page to create these rhinestone snowflakes. Cut around the design and you you can hang them as decorations around the house!

Love making paper snowflakes? This super easy and fun Mickey Mouse snowflake will add whimsy and that perfect touch of Disney to your holiday decorating this year.

If you love winter crafts, these DIY painted wood slice coasters are for you. They only take minutes to make and are perfect for gifts!

Use this screen printing method for DIY t shirt printing and more! Silkscreen some snowflakes, or your favorite design – all you need is an embroidery hoop, Mod Podge, and a sheer curtain.

Make these individual, single-use soaps that look like paper-thin, sparkling snowflakes. They’re made with a special paper that dissolves into a soapy foam when you use them. It’s like magic!

This snowflake lantern is fun and a great craft for a variety of ages. Making winter luminaries is an easy way to light up the house.