Got kids or grandchildren who are big fans of Disney? The Disney website has a wide array of art and craft ideas for children, featuring all of their favourite characters. Grab your scissors and glue and start your favourite today. Click on each picture to be taken through to the project instructions on the Disney Family website.
1. Mickey snowflakes
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow with a flurry of paper snowflakes embellished with hidden Mickeys.
2. Eeyore paper plate
Add some paint to a paper plate to create this loveable, familiar face.
3. Cinderella castle
This paper palace serves as an enchanting bedroom decoration as well as a prop for imaginative play.
4. BFG dream jars
Celebrate The BFG with some glowing, colourful DIY dream jars—just like in the movie!
5. Speak like a whale
Grab a friend and say “HeeEeLLOooOO” with this classic tin can telephone craft.
6. Tangled night light
Your little one will sleep tight under the gleam and glow of this magical Tangled night light.
7. Frozen snow globes
Do you want to build a snow…globe? Let it snow all year long with Frozen-inspired snow globes, featuring Elsa, Anna, and Olaf.
8. Mickey and friends charm bracelet
These colourful characters make a 'charming' addition to any outfit.
9. Princess gown ornaments
Decorated with sparkly glitter glue and paper doily ruffles, these paper gowns are designed to dress up a Christmas tree or wreath.
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