Kwanzaa Archives | Fun Family Crafts

Indian Corn Napkin Rings

Indian Corn Napkin Rings Make these pretty little napkin rings to display on your holiday table. The fall colors […]

Cotton Ball Corn Cob Sweet corn is is practically synonymous with fall. Make your own corn on the cob […]

Even the little ones can get in on the fun of making these beautiful harvest corn wreaths! All you need […]

Unity Cup The Kikombe Cha Umoja, or Unity Cup, is used on the sixth day of Kwanzaa to perform the […]

Egg Carton Kinara During the season of Kwanzaa, make this fun kinara from egg cartons. The colors of the candles […]

Flags of Africa Kwanzaa Cards Do some research on your family’s heritage, find your flag, and make a Happy Kwanzaa […]

Decorate the Kwanzaa table with homemade place cards. It’s easy to turn clothespins into colorful candles!

Kwanzaa Flag Garland Make this flag garland to decorate for Kwanzaa this year. This garland uses the symbolic colors of […]

This simple craft is made with tissue paper and glue. It can also be made as simple or complex as […]

Here’s a fun fall craft to celebrate the harvest with your kids. Great for a fall party or just for […]

How fun! Take a cardboard tube rolled in painted bubble wrap, add some construction paper and you have a fun […]

Fly a homemade flag during Kwanzaa to honor family, community, and the cultures of African people worldwide. It’s an easy […]

Bake up some tasty madeleines in red, black, and green to serve during Kwanzaa. It’s easy to do!

Celebrate Kwanzaa with a homemade kinara, created from construction paper and markers. It’s a wonderful way to display the seven […]

Celebrate Kwanzaa with this handprint kinara craft. It’s a quick and easy way to create a decoration that will capture […]

Teach the young children the seven principles of Kwanzaa with this simple paper chain.

Celebrate Kwanzaa by making this fun hat that you can wear to celebrate the season.

Celebrate Kwanzaa and your family’s history by creating this fun family history book.

Make a woven placemat for Kwanzaa this year. Only a few supplies are needed to make this great craft.