Make these super fun printable Christmas glasses!
Choose from the Christmas tree glasses, or the Christmas star glasses paper craft, or make them both!
Kids of all ages will love this Christmas glasses craft and will look super cool wearing their star or Christmas tree glasses!
Christmas crafts are always a fun activity to do with your kids during the holiday season, but a Christmas craft that you can wear is even better!
These funky Christmas glasses are easy to make with our free printable template, and kids of all aged will have fun decorating them and wearing them.
This is a great activity to do with your kids at home, or with your class or student group. These fun printable Christmas glasses would make a great addition to a costume for a Christmas play or concert!
How to make some Crazy Christmas Eyeglasses
To make your own pair of crazy Christmas glasses you’ll need a few basic craft supplies:
- Our Free printable Christmas glasses template (scroll down for the download link).
- Some sturdy card to print them on (we use matte photo paper)
- Scissors
- Tape or glue.
- Something to decorate your glasses with – we used markers, tape and glue.
You only need one sheet of cardstock to make either the Christmas tree glasses or the star glasses. We used matte photo paper or light cardstock to print the templates for each pair of glasses onto a single page, but you could also print the onto plain paper and then glue that paper onto a piece recycled cereal box.
Once you’ve printed out the templates, simply cut out the pieces, fold over the flaps at the end of the arms and tape or glue them to the frames.
The glasses are sized to fit medium sized heads. If the wearer has a little head simply shorten the arms by folding over a little more at the end and trimming off the extra. If the wearer has a particularly big head you might need to cut out the arms with a little extra length added.
Now it’s time to decorate your crazy Christmas glasses!
We used coloured markers, washi tape and glitter to decorate our Christmas eyeglasses.
These would look great with sequins or stars too, or you could use pencils, paint or stickers. Try collaging them with tissue paper or any collage materials you can think of! You could also add coloured cellophane to the frames so you could look at the world through Christmas coloured lenses!
Free Printable Christmas Glasses Craft Template.
There are two different Christmas eyeglasses design to make – crazy Christmas tree glasses, and crazy Christmas star glasses. Each pair of glasses needs to be printed on one sheet of matte photo paper or light cardstock.
You can download the free template for the Christmas tree glasses here.
And you can download the free template for the Christmas star glasses here.
These printables are A4 sized pdf files, you will need a pdf reader such as adobe acrobat to open them. If you are printing on US ‘letter sized’ paper be sure to select ‘fit’ or ‘shrink to fit’ from your printer options.
Please remember that the printables at picklebums.com are for personal use only, you may not sell, share, or link directly to these files.
These Christmas glasses are a great Christmas sensory activity for the sense of site.
- Christie at Childhood 101 has a printable Christmas Charades Game you can play.
- Ana at Babble Dabble Do has some very cool Christmas optical illusions to print.
- Meri at Meri Cherry has some DIY Santa Binoculars – Where’s that guy at??
- Kristina at Toddler Approved has make your own Photo Christmas Tree which toddlers will love!
And you can find more Christmas sensory play ideas for all the senses here.
These look like a lot of fun!
These are just too cute! I can imagine the fun kids would have.
Love these! The Christmas tree ones are super cute!
These are so cute! We’ve done glasses at my house a few times but I am loving these Christmas themed ones! Will definitely use your templates. Thank you :-)
Thank you so much. My kinders are going to love doing these fancy glasses! Very festive!
I can’t wait to make these funny glasses!Wonderful, thanks!
These look so good. Thank you very much for sharing without making sign up compulsory – that’s really appreciated.