Free Christmas Bunting Printables
Such a cute little Christmas Craft for Kids! These Free Christmas Bunting Printables come with 12 Fun Christmas flags to print off & color!
It’s the perfect last-minute Christmas craft, since you can download it and print it off in just 5 minutes!
Alternatively, if you like to be prepared, grab this free printable now so it’s ready when you need to give out an independent, quiet-time, activity to your kids.
This printable has 12 flag designs, spread across 4 sheets of paper, and you can download them and print as many as you need to make your Christmas Bunting Decorations.
A nice relaxed activity for kids to do independently or as a group.
What’s Included in this Printable?
I have created 12 unique Christmas flags for your Christmas Bunting Printable and made sure they are all easy images for toddlers and preschoolers to color in, as well as older school-aged kids.
Included in this printable download are Christmas flags with:
- Santa
- Snowman
- Reindeer
- Elf
- Christmas Bells
- A Star
- Christmas Wreath
- A Candy Cane
- Christmas Bauble
- Gingerbread Man
- Christmas Tree
- A Snowflake
Print off as many copies of each as you need to fill your home or class with cute Christmas Bunting Decorations!
What You Need to Make this Craft
I love how easy this Christmas craft is to prep! You only need a few items to make it, and you might just have them around your home or class already!
You need:
- My Free Christmas Bunting Printable (download using the big pink button at the bottom, marked ‘Get Your Free Christmas Bunting Here’)
- Printer and Card (or Paper)
- Ribbon / String / Wool
- Pens to Color in
- Sellotape
- Scissors
How to Make your Christmas Craft
Once you have downloaded your Christmas bunting, print it off onto card if you are able. You could use paper if not, but card is best.
The printable consists of 4 sheets, with 3 flags to a page.
Cut out the flags when you are prepping the craft for a younger child. If an older child is doing the craft, they could cut them out themselves.
Color in the Christmas Bunting
Now is the best time to color in the bunting and decorate it.
You can see from the photo above that I colored this one in after folding over the flap. Not my brightest idea! It’s far easier to color first.
Of course, you don’t have to color them. You can paint them or use tissue paper, or ripped up pieces of colored paper, and glue to decorate them instead.
Fold on the Dotted Line
Next, fold along the dotted line to create a flap on the reverse side of the bunting.
Then tape this down with Sellotape and you can thread your ribbon through it.
Loop all your bunting flags through your ribbon and then hang up to decorate!
How to Get your Free Printable
It’s so easy to get this Christmas Bunting for your Kids. It will just take you 5 minutes!
Just click on the pink button below, where it says “Get Your Christmas Bunting Printable here!” This will take you to a form where you can enter your name and email and then your FREE Printables will then be sent straight to your email!
Then you can print them out at home and your little one can start decorating right away!
Make sure to select the option, ‘fit to printable area’ in the advanced settings when printing. This makes sure the printable comes out looking it’s best.
I hope your little one has fun creating this Christmas Bunting! If you’d like more Christmas ideas, take a look at these:
Christmas Sensory Bins you can set up in 5 Minutes!