Puffy Paint Christmas Tree

You’ve got to try this shaving cream puffy paint which makes a super cool puffy paint christmas tree! This easy Christmas craft is perfect for toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade students! The thick texture and super cool artwork is sure to impress preschoolers and older kids alike. So have fun making a Christmas tree, wreath, stockings, candy canes, and any other fun Christmas item you can think of with this fun-to-paint-with Christmas craft for preschoolers!

Puffy paint Christmas tree

Here is a really fun Christmas Craft to do with your toddlers, preschoolers, kindergarteners, and elementary age students The puffy paint christmas tree is made with a simple Christmas puffy paint recipe that only uses 2 ingredients! Children will love to paint with these thick textured paint that will keep it’s raised texture to create amazing Christmas Tree Craft for kids out of this homemade puffy paint.

Shaving Cream Puffy Paint

Kids of all ages will have fun mixing together this easy shaving cream puffy paint that only uses 2 ingredients! You only need 2 ingredients for this puffy paint – equal parts white school glue and shaving cream.

How to make puffy paint with shaving cream

If you like you can add food coloring or glitter to your puffy paint. (Just remember that if the food coloring you use stains your hands when you cook; it will stain kids hands if they use it to paint too.)

Puffy paint with shaving cream

The puffy paint has a wonderful thick texture that is really fun to paint with!

Christmas Craft for Preschoolers

My daughter’s favorite part of making our Christmas trees with puffy paint was adding sprinkles as ornaments to her tree! This is a great way to use up sprinkles.

Hint: We always buy sprinkles after holidays when they go on clearance for 75-90% off!

Christmas Tree Craft

The sprinkles will set right into your puffy paint and stick when it sets to the touch. It gives projects a lot of dimension and originality!

Christmas Craft for Kids

My preschooler decided it would be great fun to finger (um, hand) paint. It really did have a cool, thick texture that was fun to play in. But again, if you use food coloring it may stain your child’s hand for a day or so.

Christmas Puffy PAINT

Here is one of our completed Christmas Tree crafts. It is dry to the touch.

See how our finished, dried project still is raised with the ornament sprinkles holding on to the puffy paint.

My 1st grader decided she wanted to make Christmas mountains out of her puffy paint. Well, guess what, it actually dried to the touch too and stayed nice and tall. She was very pleased!