🎄 Jingling Christmas Bell Craft

This is such a cute and easy-to-make Christmas bell craft. All you need are a few simple materials to make this fun Christmas Craft for kids! Children from toddler, preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age will have fun making these Bell Crafts.

Christmas Bell Craft

Christmas is a wonderful time of the year, as the song says. I look forward to this time of year every single year. I love everything to do with the holiday. I also love sharing fun experiences and memories with my kids to celebrate Christmas. This year, we’ve been on an ornament-making kick, which includes this Christmas bells craft. Kids from toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners will love this easy Christmas Craft. Whether you put your Christmas bell craft on the Christmas tree or make a garland – you will love this Christmas project for preschoolers.

I got the idea for this project from the classic Christmas song “Silver Bells.” These jingling silver bells really ring, and are made from recycled egg cartons. This was one of my favorite recycled craft projects to date!

egg carton, pipe cleaners, and bell craft for kids

Bell crafts

You need just a few things to make your silver bells:

Egg cartons
Scissors
Chenille stems
Jingle bells
Ribbon
Paintbrushes
Silver paint

Christmas bells craft

Cut off all of the egg carton cup that doesn’t make a complete circle. Our egg cartons actually have a line marking this point, which made it much easier to cut. At any rate, you want the egg cups to look like little bells.

Poke a hole in the very center of the egg carton.

Paint the egg cups silver on the inside and out. Let the paint dry.

bell Christmas Craft for toddler, preschool, prek, kindergarten to make in December

Christmas Craft for Kids

When the paint is dry, cut a 4-inch long piece of chenille stem. Thread the stem through the top of the jingle bell and up through the hole in the egg carton. This will hold the bell in place. Tie the ends of the chenille stem together to create a loop that you can use to ring the bell or hang it from the Christmas tree.

Tie a bow around the top of the egg cup bell and you’re done!

The kids were so pleased at how easy this project was, yet how adorable it looks when finished. They spent most of their day ringing the bells at one another, which made for a festive-sounding afternoon.