Paper Punch Confetti Christmas Tree Craft

Paper Punch Confetti Christmas Tree – Create this stunning Christmas masterpiece that is beautiful to frame using simple green construction paper paper scraps! Your preschool and kindergarten students are going to have a blast working on this cool “paper punch confetti Christmas tree” kid craft!

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Paper Punch Confetti Christmas Tree

To recreate this Paper punch Christmas tree you only need black and green construction paper, a single hole punch, school glue and brown paper for stem to make this vibrant Christmas tree art project. It’s the ideal way to put your hoard of leftover paper to use. Those are the ONLY supplies needed, hence a super low prep Christmas project! You don’t need to go out and stress about finding things at the craft store!

Start by drawing a triangle on black construction paper using a scale, which looks like a Christmas tree. Then Grab the single hole punch and your different shades of green colored paper sheets. Make a lot of the “circles” that will become your leaves by punching holes in them.

Go all out with this stage because you will need a lot of paper punches! Doing the hole punching over a small bowl is an excellent idea because it will keep the paper circles contained until you need them.

Next, spread school glue over the triangle and spread it with a paint brush.

To create the “leaves” for the tree, you’ll need to quickly sprinkle, spill, and rub your paper hole punches ALL over the glue. Continue gluing and adding paper circles until you have. Shake off any extra debris and place somewhere for it to dry completely.

Then proudly exhibit your eye-catching paper confetti Christmas tree creation for everyone to see!

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