Chinese New Years Crafts
Try these free Chinese New Years craft patterns and projects. Use many creative techniques and supplies to make a variety of holiday crafts related to Chinese New Years.
3D Fireworks
From your About.com Guide, make this simple picture using glue and glitter.
From your About.com Guide, make this simple picture using glue and glitter.
About Chinese New Years
Find many fun crafts and other activities.
Find many fun crafts and other activities.
Chinese New Year Books
These books will help you learn more about Chinese New Year. It is the most important festival in China, also called the Spring Festival. The date of the new year is determined by the lunar/solar calendar, so the date of the holiday varies from late January to mid February.
These books will help you learn more about Chinese New Year. It is the most important festival in China, also called the Spring Festival. The date of the new year is determined by the lunar/solar calendar, so the date of the holiday varies from late January to mid February.
Easy Paper Lantern
This paper lantern is easy to make and can be embellished to match any decor or to suit any occassion.
This paper lantern is easy to make and can be embellished to match any decor or to suit any occassion.
Fire Cracker
From your About.com Guide, make a pretend fir cracker out of a tooilet tissue roll.
From your About.com Guide, make a pretend fir cracker out of a tooilet tissue roll.
Fortune Cookie Craft
These unique cookies are so easy to make that you will want to make one for everyone they know.
These unique cookies are so easy to make that you will want to make one for everyone they know.
Noodle Fireworks
From your About.com Guide, Make a colorful fireworks picture using colored noodles.
From your About.com Guide, Make a colorful fireworks picture using colored noodles.
Chinese New Year Wreath
Use a paper plate and these printable templates to make this neat wreath.
Use a paper plate and these printable templates to make this neat wreath.
Chinese Fans
Fans were used in China many thousands of years of years ago and made out of many different materials such as silk, paper, feathers and palm leaves. You can make your own using these printable templates.
Fans were used in China many thousands of years of years ago and made out of many different materials such as silk, paper, feathers and palm leaves. You can make your own using these printable templates.
Chinese Red Lantern
Chinese New Year ends with a traditional Lantern Festival. Make your very own Chinese lantern and decorate it with glittery gold or whatever you choose! Hang your creation for all to see.
Chinese New Year ends with a traditional Lantern Festival. Make your very own Chinese lantern and decorate it with glittery gold or whatever you choose! Hang your creation for all to see.
Chinese Zodiac Game Cards
These printable, Chinese Zodiac Game cards can be used in many different ways; play a game or do crafts!
These printable, Chinese Zodiac Game cards can be used in many different ways; play a game or do crafts!
Good Fortune Cupcakes
Whip up these Good Fortune cupcakes to share your wishes of good fortune for the coming year. According to Chinese tradition, red is the symbol for fire that scares away evil spirits. The markings on the cupcakes represent good luck.
Whip up these Good Fortune cupcakes to share your wishes of good fortune for the coming year. According to Chinese tradition, red is the symbol for fire that scares away evil spirits. The markings on the cupcakes represent good luck.
Introduction to Chinese Calendar
Learn about how the Chinese calendar works.
Learn about how the Chinese calendar works.
Mandarin Orange Muffins
To the Chinese, oranges and tangerines represent wealth, luck and abundant happiness. Start your day off right with our healthy orange muffins and a big glass of orange juice!
To the Chinese, oranges and tangerines represent wealth, luck and abundant happiness. Start your day off right with our healthy orange muffins and a big glass of orange juice!
Salt Dough Oranges
Chinese New Year is upon us. In some areas of China it is customary to present oranges to friends and relatives. In Chinese, the word 'orange' sounds like 'Ji', which translates to 'good luck'.
Chinese New Year is upon us. In some areas of China it is customary to present oranges to friends and relatives. In Chinese, the word 'orange' sounds like 'Ji', which translates to 'good luck'.