How To Make Santa Crafts

Styrofoam balls, different colors of felt, google eyes, yarn and pom poms are the basic supplies for this very cute santa. You'll find the directions for this Santa at favecrafts.

Crystal and silver add up to an elegant Santa. Use this Santa and add some silver balls to make a beautiful centerpiece. The instructions can be found on the STYROFOAM website.

Get the kids together, break out the craft sticks and make Santas. You'll find directions to help you make these Santas at Woman's Day.

This is a paper mache project that, when you finish making it, will become a family heirloom. For pictured, step-by-step directions, go to Kids & Glitter.

Don't throw away that Pringles can, because you can make the cutest Santa from it. Who wouldn't want to have one of these included in their Christmas decorations? You'll find the directions for this project at KABOOSE

This Santa has some real spring in his step. See how he's made by find the directions at FamilyFun.

Great as stocking stuffers or use on a wreath or in a centerpiece. Go to STYROFOAM for the directions.

Made using pieces of 2x4 lumber, this project also includes a reindeer pattern. Find the instructions under my UMBRELLA .

Chenille strips help this Santa with his dance moves. To make this hanging Santa project, go to Kids & Glitter for patterns and directions.

Make one of these Santas for a santa collector that you know. An heirloom in a few years. You'll find the directions at STYROFOAM.

This would make a nice teacher's gift or a stocking stuffer. Easy and cute! Go to i love to CRAFT for the instructions.

This cinnamon stick santa ornament is easy, quick to make and only cost a few cents each. Living a Better Life is the site where you'll find the instructions for the cinnamon stick santa.

A paper cup and a Styrofoam ball are the main supplies needed for this santa. To find the directions, go to Activity village.

Make a bunch of these cute stuffed santas to hang on your Christmas tree, or make a garland to hang on your fireplace. For the instructions, go to the KABOOSE site.

A beautiful pillow to display during the Christmas season. The directions for this pillow is found on the Better Home and Gardens website.

I collect Santas and I know that this is one project that I will have to do. I love this Father Christmas. The instructions can be found on the STYROFOAM site.

Make this cute santa to add to the decorations on a shelf or window sill. So very nice!! Find the directions at Craftideas.info.

Cute, cute, cute. These cute Santa and Mrs. Claus clothespin ornaments will add that special touch to your holiday tree. The wooden clothespins doll ornaments are super easy to make. Go to the Factory Direct Craft.com site for the directions.

Use these little santas for ornaments or stocking stuffers. Get the directions at Handmade.

Easy directions to follow and a beautifully made Santa. Go to Better Home and Gardens to find the directions.

This project starts with egg-shaped boxes (the pressed paper kind) which come in a range of sizes. To find out how to make these boxes, go to the Martha Stewart site.