Winter Wonderland: How to Make 8 Snowflakes, Snow Crafts, and Snow Projects

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SissieSass

"Who would think that you could make something so gorgeous out of a few simple items that you can get real easy? I love the bold color, it needs no embellishments because the color is so bright and festive. What a great idea for making a simple and easy gift!"

SissieSass

"This is such a wonderful idea for pine cones. I love when people paint them white or add glitter to them to make a festive wreath.I always have trouble keeping the pine cones in line and organized. Do you have any other tips to help with that? Do you hold them a certain way when attaching them?"

SissieSass

"I have an entire box full of picture frames with no glass. I never thought of using them to make a wreath. Now I know what I am going to do over the summer. I also know what everyone is getting for Christmas this year. Great idea to use something you would otherwise throw away."

SissieSass

"Now I know what to do with the fuzzy sweaters that always make me itch sitting in the back of the closet because I just can't find a way to part with them. I like the fuzzy texture, it just does not like my skin. I get too hot and then all I want to do is scratch. I can use them to make a ton of pretty wreaths and still have my fuzzy texture in a way that won't make me itch. Love it!"

SissieSass

"How sweet and simple! I can see making these in a variety of shapes and sizes. The best part is that they are so inexpensive to make that you can do several at a time. I can make a ton of these ahead of the holidays and not have to rush. I can spend my time relaxing by getting ahead with these cute wreaths."

Quilled Christmas Tree Card

By: Iwona Bristow from toothlessknitter.blogspot.co.uk

Quilled Christmas Tree Card

"This lovely Christmas Tree Card is made using quilling method, however, you do not need any sophisticated tools to make it. All you need is some folded card and matching envelope, few paper strips in different shades of green, brown and yellow, good paper glue, few evenings, and loads and loads of patience. If you want to get a bit fancier a little bit of glitter here and there, to imitate the snow, will bring this card to a whole new level."

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To reduce the costs of making this card instead of using a glue gun (if you don't have one) use simple glitter glue.

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteWeekend project

Main MaterialPaper

Intermediate

Materials List

1. Folded white card which had a slightly metallic effect, with dimensions 13.5 x 13.5 cm (after folding), and a matching envelope with dimensions 16.5 x 16.5 cm.
3 mm wide paper strips in different shades of green, brown and yellow.
A glue gun with a silver glitter stick or any glitter glue. (This is optional.)
Yellow acrylic paint for the inside of the star. (This is optional.)
A pair of scissors.
Paper glue.