Christmas potato stamp

Learn how to make these easy potato stamps – they're quick to make and will keep the kids busy. Toddlers especially will love using them to make cards and simple pictures.

Grab your crafty box, chunk in any upcycled gift wrapping materials to repurpose and get inspiration with these DIY low cost ideas.

Last year I wrapped my gifts in reused shopping bags and decorated them with washi tape. This year I decided to reuse shopping bags again, but this time I carved potatoes into Christmas shapes and used them to stamp the brown paper bags. Making potato stamps is something my high school art teacher taught me. She had a print making project she wanted to do with our class but the linoleum that is used to carve for stamps was too expensive to buy for the entire class- potatoes fit her budget…

Potato printmaking is a classic craft perfect for all ages. Print holiday cards, DIY wrapping paper, Christmas decorations, and more!

Create your own DIY stamps for unique images. These 14 ideas include using vegetables, paper tubes, feathers, lace, yarn, cardboard, and more.

Potato printing is a simple activity for children of ages, all you need is a potato cut in half, a bit of imagination and some paint to get started. You can find lots of easy Christmas print ideas …

Every year, I am torn {pun intended} over Christmas wrap. I mean, it is such a HUGE waste of money, BUT the presents look so picturesque all neatly wrapped in festive paper. What’s a money-minded gal to do? The answer: make your own. It’s 1/2 the price, all the impact, and it give you something Read More >>

This project was originally published on Hometalk, and sponsored by DecoArt paint. All opinions are my own. I remember making potato stamps in art class when I was a kid. It’s fun, simple, inexpensive, and makes for some really cool projects! I started with these I chose to do a modern geometric Christmas tree pattern...