As the holiday season kicks into high gear, it’s the perfect time to bring some festive cheer into your paint party business. Hosting seasonal-themed parties not only attracts more participants but also creates lasting memories for your attendees. From classic Christmas designs to unique creative twists, here are 10 Christmas paint party projects that are sure to be a hit this year!
1. Gingerbread Doormat
A delightful addition to any front porch, this gingerbread doormat is easy to make and incredibly charming. Using a basic Amazon doormat, white paint, and stencil brushes, you can create candy cane stripes, gingerbread hearts, and festive patterns. Pro tip: Add a polyurethane sealer to make it last longer!
2. Painted Nutcrackers
Nutcracker-themed paint parties are always a hit! Whether you choose canvas or 3D wooden cutouts, these classic Christmas characters are loved by kids and adults alike. Provide a simple color palette and encourage creativity with embellishments.
3. Festive Wine Glasses
A couple of cardinals perched on a snowy branch, or a sprig of holly, can transform ordinary wine glasses into stunning holiday decor. This project is quick, beginner-friendly, and perfect for partygoers looking to create functional art.
4. Ceramic Christmas Trees
Bring a touch of nostalgia to your paint parties with ceramic Christmas trees. These classic pieces, complete with tiny lights, are always a hit. Participants can paint them in traditional green, snowy white, or even fun modern colors like pink or blue. Adding a personal touch with glitter or metallic accents makes each tree unique. These trees make stunning holiday decor or heartfelt gifts.
5. Holiday Porch Leaners
Porch leaners featuring messages like “Merry Christmas” or “Let It Snow” continue to be top sellers. Designs like snowmen, reindeer, or nativity scenes work well. One Paint Party Headquarters member sold over 100 of these last year!
6. Wooden Truck and Tree
A timeless holiday favorite, the wooden truck and tree design is perfect for paint parties. Whether it’s a classic red truck with a green tree or a vintage twist with snowy details, this project is always a crowd-pleaser. Add glitter accents or hand-lettered messages like “Merry Christmas” to make each piece special. It’s a fun, versatile project that participants can proudly display in their homes.
7. Wooden Sled Decor
A small wooden sled painted with festive patterns, such as “O Holy Night” or “Santa’s Workshop,” doubles as decor for fireplaces or front doors. It’s a unique, heartwarming project for the holiday season.
8. Holiday Charcuterie Board
Combine function and festivity with a painted holiday charcuterie board. Participants can customize their boards with designs like holly leaves, snowflakes, or even hand-lettered holiday greetings. Perfect for entertaining or gifting, these boards are a fun way to add a personal touch to holiday gatherings. Seal them with food-safe finishes for an extra professional touch.
9. Holiday Canvas Designs
From whimsical snowmen to elegant nativity scenes, holiday-themed canvases remain a classic choice for paint parties. Provide a selection of templates to cater to different skill levels.
10. Paint-Your-Own Ornaments
Small wooden or ceramic ornaments are fun, easy, and make great keepsakes. Provide paint pens, glitter, and embellishments for guests to let their creativity shine.
Why Add These Projects to Your Paint Party Business?
Holiday-themed paint parties are not just about creating art—they’re about making connections and spreading joy. These projects are versatile, suitable for various skill levels, and help participants take home something they’ll treasure or gift.
Want to learn how to make money teaching paint parties and get access to hundreds of designs, tips, and an inspiring community? Join Paint Party Headquarters today! Don’t miss this opportunity to take your creative business to the next level this holiday season.
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