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Super Cute DIY Nativity Scene Wreath

Published: Nov 28, 2019 · Modified: Jun 1, 2020 by Thena · This post may contain affiliate links.

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You're going to love the ease of this nativity scene wreath! It's such a super simple and fun DIY Christmas craft to do at home with the kids! Plus, it's a fun way to display Christmas decor as well.

Cute nativity scene felt craft wreath

If you're looking for a fun and unique Christmas craft that showcases the reason for the season, check out these great homemade nativity wreath!

It's just the cutest, right?

I'm always looking for something different and fun that the kids and I can together and I about flipped out when we were able to create this.

Last week we made a Mother Mary and baby Jesus craft.

I'm in love with how it looks and it was really simple to do.

It would also make a fantastic Sunday school Christmas craft.

We've got one displayed at home but I also think that this would be a really cute gift for family and friends or even a Sunday school teacher from church.

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nativity scene wreath craft for kids

Table of Contents

  • SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR THIS NATIVITY WREATH CRAFT
    • HOW TO MAKE THIS DIY NATIVITY WREATH
    • Step 1: CHOOSE THE SIZE OF THE WREATH
    • Step 2: PREPARE TO USE THE TEMPLATES
    • Step 3: ATTACH THE PARTS
    • Step 4: ATTACH BABY JESUS
    • Step 5: CUT OUT LEAVES
    • Step 6: GIVE THE LEAVES A 3D LOOK
    • Step 7: GlUE THE LEAVES
    • Step 8: ADD IN THE TWIGS
    • Step 9: ATTACH MARY AND JOSEPH
    • Step 10: ADD MORE TWIGS
    • Step 11: PUT THE STAR ON TOP
    • Other Nativity and Jesus Crafts You'll Love

SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR THIS NATIVITY WREATH CRAFT

  • Cardstock wreath base
  • Burlap fabric
  • Cardstock paper
  • Glitter paper
  • Dry twigs
  • Felt fabric
  • Pencil
  • Scissors
  • Craft glue
  • Sharpie

HOW TO MAKE THIS DIY NATIVITY WREATH

To make this adorable nativity wreath grab all of your supplies and make sure to grab and download the printable nativity template from our crafty resource library.

Step 1: CHOOSE THE SIZE OF THE WREATH

Pick out the size of the wreath and cut out a round wreath base from paper.

Take and prepare a long strip (or strips) of the burlap fabric.

Then, wrap the base of the wreath to cover it.

Apply your glue and the beginning and then again at the end of the burlap fabric to keep it in place

This will be the base for the nativity scene.

Step 2: PREPARE TO USE THE TEMPLATES

Print out the templates and cut them out. The template includes pieces to make the following figures from the nativity scene:

  • Mother Mary
  • Joseph
  • Baby Jesus
  • The Star

Trace all the template parts of the different characters on felt or paper and cut them out.

We cut out Mary and Joseph's bodies on paper, and baby Jesus's face on paper as well. The rest of were on felt.

Don't forget to trace and cut out the star on pretty glitter paper or foam.

If you're looking for color ideas, you can look at the paper below to get an idea of what colors we chose.

Nativity wreath craft

Step 3: ATTACH THE PARTS

Take the parts that you've cut out of the characters and attach them as shown below.

Nativity scene felt craft pieces

Step 4: ATTACH BABY JESUS

Take the baby Jesus and put him on the lap of Mary.

You can use a black sharpie to give them faces, too.

Mother Mary and baby jesus nativity craft

Step 5: CUT OUT LEAVES

Using your green felt fabric, cut out some leaves.

We used a combination of light green and dark green felt.

Making a nativity scene from felt on a wreath.

Step 6: GIVE THE LEAVES A 3D LOOK

Take your leaves and make a thin fold halfway through the middle.

Glue that fold. This will make them look 3D.

Felt nativity craft

Step 7: GlUE THE LEAVES

Grab 2 or 3 of the leaves and attach them together.

Glue a pompom with the leaves as well.

This will create cute little holly berries to attach and decorate your nativity wreath.

Making holly flowers for nativity scene wreath

Step 8: ADD IN THE TWIGS

Take your wreath and some twigs and attach a couple of them parallel on any one side of the wreath.

This will be the stable that houses baby Jesus, Mary and Joseph.

Leave a gap between the twigs so that you can place Joseph and Mary between them.

Step 9: ATTACH MARY AND JOSEPH

Take Mary and Joseph felt figures and attach them onto the wreath, between the twigs.

Nativity felt craft for making a wreath craft for kids.

Step 10: ADD MORE TWIGS

Next, take 2 more twigs and put them on the top side of the parallel twigs and form a triangle pattern.

This is the bottom side of the wreath.

Step 11: PUT THE STAR ON TOP

Add your flitter star on top. And now your nativity scene is complete!

Hang once done!

Nativity felt craft for kids
baby jesus birth craft felt wreath

Other Nativity and Jesus Crafts You'll Love

  • Mother Mary and Baby Jesus Paper Ornaments
  • Crumpled Paper Nativity Craft for Preschoolers
  • Easy Nativity Heart Craft for Kids
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