Here’s an Easy DIY Nativity Set with FREE Printable.Our lovely intern Tania illustrated this adorable nativity set for us all to print and enjoy with our families! I simply printed it out on Ink-Jet compatible fabric and let the kids go wild with fabric markers and glitter paint. This is a fun craft project for the whole family that can be completed in just a few hours. If you are feeling extra fancy, you can make a cardboard box manger like we did here!
Read on for the free nativity printable download and the details in how to make your own Nativity Set.
Use fabric markers and fabric glitter paint to color your images.
Let the sheets dry and then peel off the paper backing.
Use Fusible Interfacing/Heat ‘n Bond to adhere your artwork to felt or a thicker fabric. Protect your artwork (and your iron) with a scrap of fabric.
Lay your artwork over a second layer of felt.
Stitch around the curved arch of the black outline, with backstitches at the start and finish to secure. Leave the bottom open.
Trim around the outside with straight or pinking shears. Be careful not to snip your stitching!
Place your figures over small spools of thread or use as tiny hand puppets.
Bask in your craftiness because you are finished! You’ve made the Easy DIY Nativity Set with FREE Printable.
After the holidays, pack them away flat for next year!
Check out more of our FREE Christmas projects. There are funny printable Christmas gift tags for all of your handmade gifts, an Easy to Sew Pillowcase that makes a perfect handmade gift, and an One-Yard Fleece Poncho project that you will want to make over and over.
This is simple beautiful and easy! What a great tutorial. I love how you make it look so doable!
Adorable and educational and unbreakable!
[…] and cut out one-page nativity, nativity figures and a couple other things!! There’s an easy diy nativity set at Prudent Baby that’s meant to be used on printable fabric, but paper would […]
Very nice post. I definitely appreciate this site.
Thanks!
An impressive share! I’ve just forwarded this onto a co-worker who was conducting a little research on this. And he actually ordered me lunch because I found it for him… lol. So let me reword this…. Thank YOU for the meal!! But yeah, thanks for spending some time to discuss this matter here on your website.
[…] Nativity to color and make for younger children […]
Somebody necessarily help to make significantly posts I might state.
This is the first time I frequented your web page and so far?
I surprised with the research you made to make this actual publish incredible.
Magnificent job!
[…] Printable Fabric Nativity […]
[…] DIY Nativity felt puppets and printables by Pretty Prudent DIY Christmas Wreath […]
Now I am ready to do my breakfast, afterward having my breakfast coming again to read further news.
[…] a nativity scene. Or you could also create your own nativity scene. (I love this one you can print! And instead of on fabric, print it on paper and glue to the cardboard toilet paper […]