It really is that easy! Folded Magazine Tree Remodelaholic. Just choose a sturdy magazine and start folding. If the multi-colored thing bothers you, a quick coat a spray paint never hurts!
And if you have more junk mail to spare, try these colorful junk mail snowflakes from Michele Made Me to recycle it in style! Wreaths out of paper can add a fun look to a mantle or door. And get creative with some old fashioned paper snowflakes and more. Paper Leaf Holiday Wreath Remodelaholic.
Paper Strip Sphere Remodelaholic. This simple paper ball ornament is held together with just a couple of brads. Remember those from elementary school? Ah, the might toilet paper roll. So useful for so many things! The simple repeated petal shape makes it easy to make a beautiful symmetrical pattern like this tree topper.
This would also make a great indoor wreath! These simple folded paper stars are easy and making a whole bunch of them makes for a great effect in a bowl or jar or in a clear ornament! Twisted Paper Snowflake or Diamond Remodelaholic. Do you remember making these in grade school? An oldie but a goodie, and shimmery paper makes them even more impressive.
Toilet Paper Roll Wreath Childhood Add a simple garland across the middle and you are set. A fun holiday wreath your whole family can be proud of for just a few bucks and a bit of time?
Use this template to to create a classic winter village facade that will be cheery for the whole winter. A battery-operated tea light or pillar candle set behind makes it come alive! Paper Holiday Village Mobile Brigitte. Or, you could do it my way and just build a mantel for the village….
The tutorial for this one is in German, but with the photos, diagrams, and Google Translate , it should be easy to get it done. Print out this cute template and fold and glue for a cute little mini village of house luminaries. Originally published Cassity started Remodelaholic with her husband, Justin, to share their love for knocking out walls together. She is an interior designer, wife, and mother of two. She and Justin have remodeled three homes from top to bottom and are working on their fourth.
Just download these templates to help you prepare your dinner at Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. This free Christmas stationery can be used for Christmas newsletters, letters from Santa, Dear Santa letters, or any other correspondence or notes around the holiday..
You can print your Christmas stationery on regular computer paper …. Our templates are available as a free PDF download, so you can add a typed letter directly onto the design or …. And if you love this creative paper wreath, you are going to love the these amazing Paper Christmas decor tutorials. More — Free Christmas Printables for Kids. If yes, then please share it with your friends and family. Now, you do not need to roam here and there for Thursday, January 13, Home Game Technology.
Home Uncategorized. These paper Christmas lights are the perfect way to add holiday cheer without jacking up your electricity bill. Use any color you like! Here are some of our favorites:. Download the printable template and create your own intricate cutout tree.
Try hanging it from your ceiling! This green card stock is perfect for the job. All you need is paper! These green and red card stocks are just right. No holiday is complete without poinsettias! Paper poinsettias are a no maintenance alternative to this traditional holiday plant.
Download the templates and try using these card stocks:. When it comes to materials, you need a hot glue gun, silver paper, a pair of scissors, a pencil, and a ruler. You start by drawing lines on a sheet of paper to cut strips and criss-cross them. Then, you attach the strips using glue, weave them, and repeat this process until you can join the strips at the ends and merge the loops.
For more information on making paper star ornaments for the Christmas tree , check out our in-depth tutorial! Paper angels with beads are beautiful Christmas ornament crafts for kids. They can be used to make a small mobile where the angels will fly around a central peg. Alternatively, the beaded angels can be hung from a string of their own to create a stunning decoration for the Christmas tree.
The instructions required for this kid crafting task are elementary! Get started by gathering your materials: paper and decorative pearls. If you want your angels to be classically white, then make sure the paper and pearls are both white. For example, it would be interesting if the paper had two sides with different colors. As far as supplies go, you need a cutting mat, glue, and a pair of scissors. Watch the YouTube video tutorial posted by Colors Paper to see how easy it is to make beaded angels!
Angel silhouettes are very cute Christmas tree ornaments that have an elegant look. The tutorial is incredibly useful for those who want to teach their kids how to make paper Christmas ornaments. What you need is a paper cutter or a pair of scissors, a glue stick, white construction paper or cardstock cut into strips, as well as yarn, twine, or string.
Visit Buggy and Buddy to get the complete instructions, including dimensions for each strip of paper! You just have to glue the ends of the strips in the correct shape before assembling the angel and putting a string through the head so that you can hang the ornaments anywhere in your home. Design and Form shows us how to make these gorgeous paper pendants.
These too can be dipped in a bit of glitter. If you want to make some paper trees with a more modern twist then these are the ones for you. Black, white, or other neutral colors would work quite nicely.
Grab the details and inspiration after the jump. Hello Yellow Blog made some multi-color balls that are fun and festive too. Take the leap and check out the tutorial. The Craft Train made some paper angels that were hard not to fall in love with. Remodelaholic featured these charming paper ballerinas and we instantly fell in love.
Even these paper, 6-point stars could make for great Christmas tree ornaments. Parents also featured this whimsical Christmas tree. Anyone or any of your kiddos fans of Minecraft? This coincides with the geo trend making its way across all fashion and interior design pages. We have some more paper baubles that you can whip up tonight too. Add handmade fun to the tree with these cuties. Honeycombs are an original Christmas ornament crafting idea that your whole family will fall in love with.
They are simple to make, look cute, and can be used for various purposes — stringing them up as a garland or decorating your Christmas tree. To make paper honeycombs, you need some black cardstock, two colors of paper one for each layer , scissors, white double-sided adhesive tape, and a pencil, pen, or marker for tracing lines on the paper that will serve as your templates.
The first step is cutting out the shapes from the two different colors of paper, so they match up perfectly when folded together. Then, create a template out of the cardstock by tracing lines from your original paper pattern. Use double-sided adhesive tape to stick both layers together and insert a toilet paper roll into the center. You can also cut two small triangles that will keep the roll in place.
Lastly, you need to decorate your honeycombs. To learn more about making paper honeycombs, visit My Craftchens and check out the in-depth tutorial! Giochi di Carta did a bit of origami magic with their paper ornaments. Check out how to make these balls after the jump. And here we have some more geo designs that we fell in love with too. How About Orange created these funky striped baubles that you can make at home too. Baubles are always welcomed on the Christmas tree!
Visit Think. Share to gather up all the fun details. Do you have any paper punches inside your craft room? If so, you can create something similar to this! Some mini paper wreaths are just another fun little addition for your tree. Do them in colors or more classic of shades. Martha Stewart shows us how to make some paper cutouts for the tree as well. From classic to charming, there really are so many ways to get inspired with these kinds of projects.
Visit Mod Podge Rocks and follow the easy steps. All Things Paper also made these little sculptures. Embellish them to match your own style and has fun spreading them throughout the tree. They decorate the tree quite nicely and give it a fashion-forward feel. The Crafty Sisters makes easy, festive ball ornaments that your tree will love. Visit the blog and grab all the simple details. Top your tree off like a present all on its own with help from Lia Griffith.
We are in love with all these dainty bows. Lia Griffith has some festive scalloped balls that you can make for your tree too.
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