Once upon a time, just before Christmas arrived, a little wreath was quietly waiting inside a box filled with cheerful craft materials. It had no colors yet, no pom poms, and not even a tiny bow. It was plain and simple—like it was waiting for someone special to bring it to life.

One morning, a little child was searching for something festive to decorate their room. When they opened the box and picked up the materials, the wreath felt as if a spark of Christmas magic had awakened.
The child dipped their fingers into the fluffy pom poms and began gluing them onto the wreath, one by one. With every giggle and every colorful dot added, the wreath grew brighter, happier, and full of holiday spirit.

When it was finally time to place a big red bow at the top, the wreath seemed to shine with joy. It was no longer just a piece of paper—it had become a real Christmas decoration, made with love, creativity, and tiny excited hands.

And when the child placed it next to their bed, it became the first thing to greet them each morning—a little wreath bringing warmth, smiles, and the gentle magic of Christmas into the room.

Materials

• Printed template (on slightly thicker paper) or
• White A4 paper, sturdier than regular
• Green, red, and yellow pom poms
• A small piece of ribbon
• Glue

Instructions

Print the template and fold the paper in half to create a lovely, festive Christmas card.

Spread glue around the circle and encourage your little one to stick the colorful pom poms onto it, creating their own unique wreath.

Help your child place the cute bow at the top of the wreath and write “Mery Xmas”, completing a heartwarming craft that will fill them with pride and joy.