Salt Dough Handprint Santa Ornament for Christmas

Christmas ornaments are so much fun! Salt dough handprint crafts are a great keepsake for any season or festivities! This Salt Dough Handprint Santa Craft Ornament is perfect to be sent home as a gift or keepsake for parents for Christmas. It’s a super low prep handprint Christmas craft, all you need is salt, flour, paints and oven! Let’s make an adorable and easy homemade Christmas ornament using your child’s hand! Do check out more of such cute DIY 10+ Christmas Ornament crafts

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Salt Dough Handprint Santa

Let’s make an adorable and easy homemade Christmas ornament using your child’s hand! Start by making salt dough. To do this combine flour, salt, and water until a clay-like consistency. Roll out the dough and press your child’s handprint into it. Using a small utility knife, cut around the handprint. Bake your dough in the oven at 100 degrees for a few hours (until dried out) then remove to cool.

Next, paint the top of the Santa red. This is his hat. The fingers will be white for his beard. Once painted add eyes, a nose, and a mouth. Once completely dry, students can add any extras they would like – details to his hat, googly eyes, a pom-pom nose, etc.. Add a ribbon and hang this adorable craft on your tree this holiday season!

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