White Christmas Crafts & Treats

By Crafts by Helen Quinn, Food by Jessica Hester and Jill Moberly
November 03, 2013
We can't promise snow, but we can guarantee a white Christmas with these blizzard-inspired crafts and treats.
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Christmas Calendar

Francesco Lagnese

Each day of December, kids can punch through a tissue-papered cup to find a surprise inside.

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Watch this video to see how to make this very cool advent calendar.

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Season Opener

Francesco Lagnese

Pin three feather boas ($4.50 each; ziggos.com) around a 16-inch wreath form. Wire together a group of ornaments and fasten around one section of the wreath.

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Festive Flakes

Francesco Lagnese

Kids can glue small and large wagon-wheel-shaped pasta together to form delicate snowflakes.

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Little Town

Francesco Lagnese

Turn milk cartons and cracker boxes into a magical holiday village.

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Snow Angels

Francesco Lagnese

Make these heavenly objects with a doily, yarn, and a wooden bead.

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Watch this video to learn how to craft angel ornaments for your tree.

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Yuletide Gallery

Francesco Lagnese

Cut white paper into holiday shapes and mount them on colored cardstock; hang them in your existing frames. Go to parents.com/silhouettes to download templates.

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North Pole Pals

Francesco Lagnese

Stand pom-pom bears on top of clear rock candy for a cute winter scene.

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Watch this video to see how to make these cute critters.

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Liner Lights

Francesco Lagnese

Cut silver cupcake liners edges in a scallop or star shape and layer with a white liner. Punch a hole in the bottom then slide around the base of the lightbulb.

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Spruced Up Treetop

Francesco Lagnese

Perch this snowflake on the peak of your tree for a real winter look.

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Snowdrift Meringue

Peden and Munk
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These airy treats are as light as fresh snow but still burst with flavor.

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Paper Snowflake Tortillas

Peden and Munk
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Crafting meets cooking in this easy recipe. Since these goodies are hand-cut, no two snowflakes are alike!

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Sandwich Cookie Snowglobes

Peden and Munk
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Pop these vignettes into a tote box for a deliciously giftable treat.

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Watch this video to learn how to make adorable, edible snowglobes.

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Snowy Sandwiches

Peden and Munk
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Bake up a storm using snowflake cookie cutters in a variety of shapes and sizes.

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Snowman Stacks

Peden and Munk
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Put the kids to work dressing up Frosty and his friends. Keep your new pal cozy with a gummy scarf, mittens, and earmuffs. Don't worry—he won't melt!

Originally published in the December 2012 issue of Parents magazine.

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