Paper Stars |
Hi friends I love making handmade decorations and every Christmas I do try to make something handmade! Sometimes it is really elaborate and sometimes it is something very very simple.
So for my DT post for Maureen's Rudolph Days Challenge I am sharing a quick and easy to make Christmas decoration - a Paper Star which is rather unique in that you can fold it and keep it away for easy storing.
Christmas Stars |
These 3 dimensional stars were made with 6 squares of paper ,each measuring 12 cm[4 ¾ inches] and the complete star measures 6.5 inches.
I used the new Crealies Squash fold die[the same one I used to make the Apron Squash fold album] to quickly cut out the squares as they have the score lines in place but you can also hand-cut the squares
Christmas Stars |
Since you will be able to see all the sides of these stars ,if you are using single sided pattern paper you can stamp the reverse of your squares before you assemble the squash folds into a star.
You can alternately use double sided papers or make your own special Christmas stars using your favorite Christmas stamps!
You can alternately use double sided papers or make your own special Christmas stars using your favorite Christmas stamps!
Stamp the squares |
You can use 5 squares to make a 5 pointed star or use 6 squares to make a more symmetrical 6 pointed star like I did.
You need not glue the last square but just hold it apposed to the first square using paper clips !
Here is the Tutorial
Here is the Tutorial
Dont forget to drop in at Maureen's Rudolph Days Challenge with a Christmas Project...the Challenge runs till Nov 30th and Maureen always has wonderful prizes for a random winner.
Supplies : Dies : Crealies Dies:Cardzz No 13 ;Crealies Stamps:Mounted Rubber Stampzz No 11,Bits and Pieces No 135
Beautiful Christmas stars!
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Marilyn❤
Thank you so much
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DeleteThese are GORGEOUS!!! So beautiful!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteGorgeous stars! Lovely idea and quick enough to do, thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea too use up patterned papers :)
ReplyDeleteWow, they're so gorgeous!! I love the papers!! Thank you for the tutorial, too, my friend!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
Beautiful decorations Sonia, they are so pretty.
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Those are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteso beautiful and festive, dr. sonia; happy rudolph days!
ReplyDeleteThe dimensional stars look so pretty
ReplyDeleteThese make fantastic tree ornaments Sonia, thanks for the tutorial on how to make them too.
ReplyDeleteSue xx
Beautiful decorations !!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous chistmas stars xx
ReplyDeletewow you are so creative
ReplyDeletelove the christmas stars you made
so beautiful
big hugs from Germany
Monika
PS: try to catch up now...still in the office LOL
These are fabulous! Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteHello Sonia! What beautiful stars for you Christmas tree! Thanks for sharing your tutorial! I am getting ready to make some Christmas ornaments. Thank you so much for visiting my blog!
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Beautiful stars...Thanks for the tutorial Sonia...
ReplyDeleteThese are all so gorgeous and I can see how lovely they would look decorating one's home.
ReplyDeleteLOVE these pretty stars. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThings are just beautiful! Thank you for the tutorial
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Chriss
Such pretty Christmas stars! I love the colors they are my favorite this time of year! :)
ReplyDeleteTheresa
Really love these beautiful stars--very creative!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing, Sonja! Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteFabulous stars, Sonia, stamping the panels or using double sides DP - they make a great decoration
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful, Sonia. I am going to give them a try too.
ReplyDeleteMy grandkids are always looking for crafts to do once school is out. They love to make things with Grandma that week between Xmas and New Years.
I think will work out well for them. They are quite arty and enjoy finishing off a project like this.
Thanks for all your work this year for the Rudolph DAys Challenge Design Team.
I have gifts ready to go out to you and the other ladies but the Canadian Postal Service is on strike here and International Mail can take till MArch to be processed and sent. it is due to the backlog.
Will advise once I am able to mail them.