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

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paver2

"This one made me laugh right out loud! It has to go on my "to do" list for sure. I am not that good with needle and thread, but I will try it for sure. I can just see it hanging on the tree and people giving it a double take."

paver2

"Those are neat, but finding colored cardboard and black card stock would be hard to find here. I'm not sure what could be substituted, other than painting plain cardboard and maybe using school folders, since they come in black? I like the houses, but just don't know about finding the materials."

paver2

"I don't use a real tree any more, but I do have a spruce in the back yard I could cut a few pieces from around Christmas. I like the way this looks and I can imagine that it smells good, too. How about putting some of those miniature ornaments on it?"

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"I love this Christmas Wave Throw and it is so easy to follow the directions. I have made it in a smaller size to decorate the bottom of my granddaughter's small fake Christmas tree in her room. It looks better than the white fake snow felt that we used to use."

kenziewood07 4352650

"This Helping Hands Christmas Garland is a fantastic project to do with your kids or grandkids. Gathering a lot of things to use to decorate them can really bring out their creativity. Another way to do it is to cut the ribbon long enough to add a new set of handprints for each child every year, and they can see how their hands have grown over the years. Like marking their heights on a door frame."

Quilled Christmas Tree Card

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

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"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.