Fun Wall Felt Christmas Tree and Scene the Kids Will Love

DIY a felt Christmas tree and felt snowman with this easy Christmas craft for kids!

Last year I fell in love with the wall felt Christmas trees for toddlers. This past Thanksgiving, I found a purpose for an entry wall in our house.

DIY Felt Christmas Tree and Scene

If you are looking for a fun activity that will also work as decor, check out how to make a DIY felt Christmas scene.

We’re showing you how to make a felt Christmas tree, ornaments to count down the days until Christmas, a snowman the kids can decorate and more!

I am using it to create seasonal fun. For Thanksgiving, it was a Wall Thankful Tree – and now for Christmas, it’s a Wall Felt Christmas Tree and Felt Snowman.

Kid Friendly Christmas Decorations

I am absolutely in love with how our DIY felt Christmas wall turned out. I’ll never forget the “WOAH MOMMY!” my Izaiah gave me when he saw it for the first time.

Every day our snowman has a different expression. It’s amazing seeing a toddler’s creativity in motion. One day, Izaiah took the red Christmas ornaments and used those for eyes.

Somedays the snowman is happy and somedays, he is sad – and then there have been many when he doesn’t have eyeballs.

Here is a quick overview of how we created our Wall felt Christmas Tree and Felt Snowman scene.

Rule #1 for me – is no perfection. So if you are expecting exacts – sorry I am an on the whim kind of gal. I did use some guides for somethings but overall – my lines aren’t straight (I like to think that gives this project personality!)

I purchased everything at Walmart as it tends to be the cheapest for felt when I need various colors. If you need just 1 color, go to Hobby Lobby and pull up the 40% coupon on your phone and they will accept it – but only good for 1 item per visit.

The overall cost of the project was around $30. More than the Thankful Tree, but again, I LOVE how it turned out and was worth the mula for me.

DIY Christmas Decor Supplies

Here’s the jist of the supplies I used to make this DIY Christmas Decor

• Green Felt
• White Felt
• Black Felt
• Pack of Felt – Misc. Colors
• Snow Blanket
• Scissors
• Thumbtacks
• Pencil
• Circular Objects – (3 sizes to make snowman)

Felt Snow Backdrop

I started with the snow on the bottom. I just unrolled the snow blanket and pinned up. You can easily hide the thumbtacks by folding over the snow.

Felt Christmas Tree Craft

I just started creating.  On the felt Christmas Tree, I could care less about exactness. The fray on the edges gives it a fun look and it took a lot less time than measuring out.

I used brown felt (uncut, it worked perfect) for the tree trunk.

Felt Christmas Ornaments

The felt ornaments were super simple and SO not perfect. I just folded over the various colors of felt in half and cut circles. Weird shaped circles – they work!

How to Make a Felt Snowman

I found 3 various size circular objects to create the snowman. Traced around on the white felt, cut out and KA-POW! You have yourself a wall felt snowman.

For the eyes, buttons and hat – I used black felt.  For the nose, I cheated and used foam because my felt assortment package didn’t come with orange felt and there was no way I was going back to the store after coming this far!

I enlisted my 8 year old (I have no idea why he is wearing a coat!) to help cut. He loved it, and even made the snowman a mustache.

Decorating the Felt Christmas Wall Scene

I decided to create simple little gift packages to place under the tree. Each gift is labeled one of our names.

Final touch – snowflakes. Like real snowflakes, each of these felt snowflakes are unique in shape. No pattern, they are all funky shaped – just how I like them.

For all who love Christmas as much as we do, but need a LOL to deal with the stress – check out our Merry Christmas memes.

Kid Friendly Christmas Decorations

We hope you enjoy your Felt Wall Christmas Tree craft as much as we love ours.

Here’s the view from our staircase. This is the main entrance to the home so makes great kid friendly Christmas decorations! If you love this DIY Christmas decor as much as we do, pin it for Christmas Decor Pinterest!

We moved into our home a year ago. While it’s a pretty home, with 2 toddlers and 2 tweens – I wanted to make this house as kid friendly as possible. Don’t miss our other Christmas Crafts for Toddlers for more fun ideas.

I want my kids to remember fun things around the house they grew up in. I hope things like this help accomplish just that.

This DIY Wall Felt Christmas Tree is part of the Digital Mom Blog Christmas series