Wood Block Santa and Reindeer

No Santa is complete without his sidekick, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer! This Wood Block Santa and Reindeer come side by side to make the most adorable DIY Christmas crafts to spruce up your decor this Holiday season!

Wood block santa and rudolph the red-nosed reindeer made with 4x4 blocks, painted whimsy faces, wood bead red noses, raffia bow, and faux snowy glitter beard and jingle bells.

We make a ton of easy and affordable DIY Holiday projects in my private crafting group, The CRafterparty, and this Wood Block Santa Reindeer is no exception.

These cuties are easy to make, and they make great items for craft fairs or even to sell on Etsy. Of course if you are like me, you can totally make them just for fun too! Don’t they look just fabulous on top of my Christmas tiered tray!?

Handmade Rustic Christmas decorated tiered tray with tons of red, black, and white DIY Christmas crafts and decor on all 3 tiers.

I only made a Wood Block Santa and Reindeer, but you could keep it going and whip up an elf, a snowman, a penguin, a grinch, and just about anything else Christmas-y, like these Wood Block presents too!

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Supplies Needed to Make a Wood Block Santa and Reindeer

Supplies needed to make a santa and reindeer with wood blocks, sticks, felt, paint, faux snow, jingle bells, adn wood beads.

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Learn to make this Wood Block Santa and Reindeer

When creating your own unique creations I encourage you to think outside of the box! Use what you see simply as inspiration to make it your own. My goal is to INSPIRE you and that is why this site is filled with hundreds (literally) of free tutorials and ideas. The CRafterparty is a more intimate, VIP experience where I share exclusive tutorials like this Wood Block Santa and Reindeer where I provide a supply list so you can craft along, and encourage you to complete it along the way!

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Supply list for the wood block Santa and reindeer.

You could make just one of these cuties, or you could make both. I think they look just adorbs together! The pack of wood blocks that I got from Amazon had 4 blocks, so you’ll have two leftover to make some Wood Block Presents like I did, if you want to of course.

Wood block santa with faux glittery snow beard, red nose, red cheeks, and a red felt hat.

I gave the Santa a whimsy, cutesy face. In The Crafterparty, I show you exactly how I painted these faces! I added some glittery faux snow for his beard to give it that extra somethin’ somethin’.

Close up of Santas red nose and red rosey cheeks with a faux glitter snow beard.

He wouldn’t be Santa without rosy red cheeks!

And a jingle bell on his hat for good measure.

Red felt Santa hat with a silver bell for decoration.

Since Santa was whimsy, Rudolph had to be whimsy along with him as well!

Wood block rudolph the red-nosed reindeer with stick antlers, a red wood bead nose, buffalo check collar with silver bell, and a raffia bow.

I show you exactly how I drew this Rudolphs face in The CRafterparty, step by step.

Close up of the wood block reindeers eyes painted with marker.

Rosy red cheeks and of course he wouldn’t be Rudolph the red nosed reindeer, without a red nose!

Close up of the reindeers rosy red cheeks.

We used good ‘ole sticks from the yard for his antlers and an oversized raffia bow.

Finish him off with a buffalo check collar and a jingle bell as well.

The reindeer with a big raffia bow at the base of his antlers that are made with sticks.

As always…be inspired to make it your own and if you need a little help, come join us in The CRafterparty!

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