Christmas LEGO Instructions, Crafts, Kits and Ideas

There are a few LEGO.com Christmas sets to purchase complete with parts and instructions.

Peeron.com is my go-to resource for building instructions. You can simply put keywords in their search to find "Christmas" instructions or pretty much anything you want. Parts are not available, here, so you will have to buy or use your own LEGO bricks.

Bricklink.com catalog search for Christmas Sets has complete sets, used and new that you can purchase all ready to go.

If you need specific LEGO parts, there are 2 places you can go:

LEGO.com Pick-A-Brick
You will have to hunt around for specific parts, but you can sort by color and purchase individual parts.

Bricklink.com Parts Catalog
Bricklink.com is a website that hosts individual stores, sort of like E-Bay, so you will have to check with each store on their order minimum and shipping charges. Most will take payment through Paypal and you can give feedback on your purchases, once received.

Just select what you think the part is called and they will show you a list with pictures. Once you find what you are looking for, click on the item number. On the next page click "Lots for Sale" and they will show you all the stores that carry the part you are looking for.

Use your search options and filters when you get your list of the item you want. You may want to do an advanced search, looking for items in your country of choice, new or used, or search for a seller that has the item for the lowest price or highest qty.

*Keep in mind, some parts are hard to find and aren't made any more, so you may have to pay a premium or make a substitution

What's LEGO Christmas without LEGO Santa?
LEGO Santa Build Instructions

Special parts you may need to purchase:
Santa's Face brick
OR
Smiling Face brick is a good alternative, since the Santa's face is not as readily available - there are a ton of these on Bricklink!

Do you want to just buy the kit? Someone may have it for sale HERE

This is a very cute little angel that has pretty basic parts needed to build.

Angel Instructions

LEGO parts you may need:
3 Dots Face Brick

You could substitute a plain yellow brick if you don't have a face brick and it will still be a nice little LEGO angel.

You may be able to BUY including parts and instructions, if it's available here.
Angel Kit on Bricklink.com

A simple little LEGO Snowman will be perfect for a holiday display.

LEGO Snowman Instructions

LEGO Parts you may need to buy:
White 2x2 convex slope
White 2x2 inverted convex slope

I found a whole bunch of Snowman Kits to buy:
Snowman Kits

It doesn't appear to be available online, anymore and I haven't hunted one down in-store, yet, but these Target gift cards come with a free LEGO set that can build the Target dog, a polar bear or a snowman (one set can build what you choose).

They seem to be available on eBay (see below), so I'm thinking that they may have all been snatched up already from Target stores.

See Photos below for how to build this LEGO ornament. Remember, if you don't have the pieces or the colors, improvise!