20+ Fun Grinch Crafts for Grinchmas
I love everything Grinch and these 20+ fun Grinch Crafts for Grinchmas are just too awesome not to share. So, pull up a pair of scissors and some green paint and let’s get something fun made! These are so much fun for easy Grinchmas ideas!
If you’re just here for the Christmas crafts, I don’t blame you, I mean, Christmas-Grinch, they’re kind of synonymous.

But back to these the Grinch That Stole Christmas and all his growing heart, crafty fun. The kids just love it.
I mean, there’s nothing better than reading the Grinch Christmas book and then doing a craft together. Well, maybe watching the movie first. I don’t know. That’s kind of a toss-up for me.
But, really, the most fun is in the crafting. If you’re ready to make a few green crafts, well, we should get going! I have some fun Christmas ideas here that you really can’t miss.
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What You Need to Make Grinch Crafts:
I’m not going to go through all of the crafts and make a comprehensive list, but there are a few items that you’ll need to make these Grinch’s heart crafts, even if you’re making a paper plate Grinch. So, I have pulled together some of my favorites.
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- Bright Green Paint
- Deep Red Paint
- Green Craft Fur
- Cricut Explore Air 2
- Ultra Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun (for safe crafting with kids)
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More Tips for Making Grinch Crafts:
One of the things about crafting, especially with kids, that I least like is having to wait forever for glue to dry. But, again, with kids, I’m not a big fan of using hot glue. So, I have a few tips to make easy crafts for kids for Grinchmas.
There are some free printables in the mix–and you could always print those out and have them on hand for the kiddos at your Thanksgiving dinner!
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Depending on the age of your kiddo, you’ll want to make your holiday craft something they can do at their skill level. So, before you go off doing something super simple–maybe they are old enough they need a challenge; on the other hand, if they’re really little, maybe some Grinch slime is on the menu.
Do not, whatever you do, think of these Grinch crafts as only activities for kids. There are plenty of ideas here that you can do as an adult and make something fabulous (but they’re still super easy, too).
No green paint? Think about using food coloring. I mean, let’s not be crazy or anything, but if you’re wanting to make a Grinch handprint or Christmas ornament, you can use food coloring…get creative.




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Now, wasn’t that fun?! If you loved these awesome Grinch inspired crafts, please do pin this to your favorite holiday season board on Pinterest, that way you can find it again super quick when you’ve got your green paint ready!
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
These answers will help you choose and prepare Grinch crafts for children.
Green paper or paint, glue, scissors, markers, pom-poms, and recycled cardboard cover many projects. Check each craft for its exact supply list.
Use washable, non-toxic materials and child-safe scissors. Adults should supervise small pieces, hot glue, and any cutting that requires a craft knife.













