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St Lucia Crafts for Catholic Kids

By Dianna Kennedy 2 Comments

Inside: Looking for St Lucia crafts to enjoy with your children this Advent season? We’ve got you covered with simple crafts, activities, recipes, books and more.

Ready to bring some light to the dark days of December? Let’s celebrate the feast day of St. Lucia! (don’t miss our Catholic Advent crafts for kids  with more ideas on celebrating this liturgical season)

Looking for St Lucy crafts to enjoy with your children this Advent season? These are simple, but some of our favorites.

Saint Lucia Crafts

St Lucia Wreath Crown from The House that Lars Built

St Lucia Crown Tutorial from Willow of Wonder

DIY Felt St Lucia Crown from Elizabeth Clare

Bubble Candle Wreath at Alpha Mom

Santa Lucia and Star Boy Ornaments from Just Crafty Enough

Santa Lucia Dolls from Posie Gets Cozy

St. Lucia Star Hat from Crayola

St Lucia Crown Template from Making Learning Fun

St Lucia Day Activities

Since St Lucia is referred to as the “Saint of Light”, we try to make this connection with our children through a simple, but meaningful family event.
We eat an early dinner, then make hot chocolate in the crockpot, and fill travel mugs. We then drive through the neighborhoods nearby to ohh and ahh over the Christmas lights displays. It’s easy, and something that my children look forward to every Advent season.

Another fun idea? Planting wheat seed.

Several areas have been saved from famine by St Lucia’s intersession. In Croatia, to commemorate these events, wheat seed is planted on St. Lucia Day. Planted on the 13th, the wheat will have sprouted and grown several inches by Christmas Day. The wheat is then placed at the nativity as a gift for the Baby Jesus who is the Bread from Heaven in the Eucharist. (this activity requires a little planning ahead, so grab your wheat seed now)

St Lucia Day Printables

St Lucia Drawing Completion from Making Learning Fun

St Lucia Day Printables from Making Learning Fun

Printable St Lucy and Star Boy Ornaments from Catholic Icing

Printable St Lucia Crown from The House that Lars Built

St Lucia Paper Dol from Lily and Thistle

Printable St. Lucia Crown from Sweet Paul

St Lucia Coloring Pages from Super Coloring

St Lucia Scissor Practice Printable at Making Learning Fun

St Lucia Puppet at Making Learning Fun

breakfast ideas to take to new moms - homemade cinnamon rolls

St Lucia Day Recipes

Per the tradition in Sweden, families create pastries called lussekatter, which are served to the family by the oldest daughter. She usually wears white, along with the wreath with candles.

We take the easier way out and made our homemade cinnamon rolls, shaped them into a St Lucia Cake, which we served up with a cream cheese glaze.

Recipe Ideas:
St Lucia’s Braided Bread at Catholic Cuisine
Lussekatter at Joe Pastry
Whole Wheat Cinnamon Rolls from Elizabeth Clare

Books and Resources for St Lucia’s Day

This week, we’ll be looking for these books to read together.

    • Lucia Morning in Sweden 
    • Kirsten’s Surprise
    • Hanna’s Christmas
    • Lucia, Saint of Light

(we’ve enjoyed listening to the audio version of Lucia, Saint of Light)

 

How will you celebrate Saint Lucy’s day during this Advent season?

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Looking for St Lucy crafts to enjoy with your children this Advent season? These are simple, but some of our favorites.

      

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Comments

  1. Birgit J says

    December 13, 2014 at 8:28 pm

    Thank you for this simple St. Lucy craft for littles who need hand strength. Love it!

    Reply
  2. Rachel says

    December 18, 2014 at 7:39 pm

    Thank you for this post, St. Lucia is my favorite Saint! It was my grandmothers name and I took it as my Confirmation name 20 plus years ago.

    Reply

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