Wee Christmas finds: Top 10 Snowflake Essentials
I love paper snowflake decorations. There is something magic about taking a pair of scissors to a plain sheet of white paper and transforming it into a delicate hand-cut decoration that Rob Ryan might be proud to call his own.
Whether you stick them on brown paper parcels or display them en-masse in your windows, they’re good old-fashioned fun to make. Even when the tree is done and the wreath is on the front door, you can never have too many snowflakes. And they’re a really nice craft to make with the kids while listening to carols or watching Christmas movies (I do love a retro Rankin Bass at this time of year). Here are a few other snowflake ideas and templates that I’ve compiled from Pinterest:
1. Snowflake curtain how-to via Bugs and Fishes (above).
2. Snowflake how-to via Martha Stewart (see top right pic).
3. Snowflake templates via Bon Temps Beignet.
4. DIY snowflakes using cupcake liners via Scrumdilly-do.
5. Snowflake templates via Inspiration for Home (above, left).
6. Snowflakes using coffee filters via The Handmade House.
7. Snowflake decoration via Jutta’s Flickr.
8. Snowflakes on brown paper parcels via a Pair of Pears.
9. Snowflakes en-masse (source unknown).
10. Overhead snowflake decorations via Martha Stewart.
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