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buzzybee

"Oh, dear, this little Santa is so cute! I love crocheting dolls and toys. The instructions for Santa seem absolutely perfect, just reading through them. I believe each of my grandchildren will get one of these at Thanksgiving so they can decorate their bedrooms early for Christmas."

buzzybee

"This may be the easiest project ever! I love notsuzy3's idea below to add decorative items in the ice as it freezes. Colored pony beads, small tinsel garland, etc. If the water over-freezes and you don't have room for your candle, you can hollow out the space a little with a long wand-type lighter. Click on a flame and place it in the ice candle holder. Have the ice on its side and roll it a bit so it melts evenly."

buzzybee

"Nice little crochet bands to use as napkin rings...clear instructions! The crocheted holly leaves and berries add a festive touch. You could also make adornments from felt and attach them with a few sewing stitches. Trace around small cookie cutters as outlines to use on felt...Christmas tree shapes, candy canes, snowmen."

buzzybee

"Cute, cute, cute! These make up fast and look so sweet on a Christmas tree or wreath. They're also the perfect size for a special doll's Christmas stocking. If you don't want to change yarn colors to make stripes, try variegated Christmas yarn. Glittery yarn makes these extra special. They are a nice size to tuck a folded money gift or a gift card inside."

buzzybee

"Wonderful simple crochet pattern! The instructions are clear and concise. By changing the size of hook and the weight of yarn it's easy to alter the size of the stars. Make them in several colors for a birthday garland, or use glow in the dark or glitter yarn so they shine in the dark. I'm going to make some in red, white and blue for July 4th and other patriotic celebrations."

Papercrafts for Christmas: Making Cards & Decorations

Papercrafts for Christmas: Making Cards & Decorations
By: Judy Balchin and Polly Pinder
Published By: Search Press
ISBN: 978-84448-319-8

Book reviewed by Julia Litz, editor of AllFreeChristmasCrafts

From cards to decorations, there are so many ways to get crafty during the holiday season. Sharpen your papercrafting skills with help from this crafty guide. In Papercrafts for Christmas: Making Cards & Decorations, you'll find 18 unique projects to keep you busy all year long.

This 144-page book includes three sections: crafts for Christmas cards, trees and tabletops. Each section includes a materials list and templates. The projects have step-by-step instructions and color photos, so you'll never get lost or have lingering questions about your project.

What's also great about this book is that you aren't just using paper for your projects. Some projects require sewing, embossing and even glass painting. This is a great excuse to try something new and step outside your comfort zone!

Whether you love the look of the Stitched Stocking Card (p. 10) or want to make a Twirling Holly Candle Holder (p. 122), there's no shortage of creative inspiration in this handy crafting guide. Start working on these projects now - by the time the holidays roll around, you'll be fully prepared to celebrate!

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