Introduce your kids to the colourful and fun world of pop art with this adorable Christmas tree Pop Art Project for Kids! Christmas tree crafts are so much fun to make at this time of year and I think that will agree that this pop art project would make a striking Christmas card to gift to family and friends.
This easy-peasy Christmas tree art project is part of our unique Pop-Art series, where we dive deep into crafts inspired by the Pop Art movement, particularly in Andy Warhol's style.
Pop art is an artistic movement that started in Great Britain during the 50s and became extremely popular in America, thanks to artists like Peter Blake, Roy Lichtenstein, Jasper Johns, and the inspiration behind today's craft, Andy Warhol.
Warhol became a leading figure in the pop art movement. He created famous artworks with a printing technique that allowed him to make multiple versions of the same image. He used popular objects and cultural references in his work, like soup cans, celebrities, and advertisements.
Related - Christmas Tree Crafts for Kids
Today's pop art project for kids is an adorable Christmas tree pop art project that would be perfect for gifting as a Christmas card.
Looking for more pop art projects and crafts inspired by this art legend? Have a look at this awesome Andy Warhol Pop Project, this Apple Stamping project, and of course, this super cute Leaf Printing Pop Art Craft!
You can also check out our printable pack of Pop Art Projects for Kids available in the Messy Little Monster Shop.
Christmas Tree Pop Art for Kids
Christmas Tree Pop Art Project - Supplies:
- Pop art Christmas tree printable
- Watercolour (or markers or oil pastels)
- Paintbrushes
- Water
- Scissors
Christmas Tree Art Project - Instructions:
STEP 1: Get the Christmas tree printable
First things, first! Make sure to get our Christmas tree printable before you begin the crafting process. Scroll down below and grab it! (use code tree to make it free).
Print it out onto thick white paper or thin cardstock. You could also use watercolour paper if your printer will take it.
STEP 2: Colour the Christmas trees
Once your Christmas tree printable start colouring the Christmas trees. You can use any medium, from markers to watercolours to oil pastels... let your creativity run free!
In our example, we have used watercolours.
STEP 3: Colour the background.
STEP 4: Turn your Christmas tree pop art into a Christmas card
Now it is time to turn your Christmas tree pop art into a Christmas card. Fold your art project in half and if needed take a pair of scissors and trim some of the borders, making sure not to cut off the coloured areas.
I love the simplicity of this Christmas tree art project, but if you feel like it needs a few extra details you could always use glitter, metallic pens etc to add decorations to the Christmas trees.
To get this Christmas tree pop art printable for free click on the link below and use the discount code - tree. For personal or classroom use only. Not for redistribution. All images are copyrighted. Thank you!
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We hope you have fun making this pop art project for kids. Don't forget to check out some of our other Christmas Tree Crafts too. Enjoy!
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