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Tuesday, 3 July 2012

DIY Paper Snowflake Paper Decoration and Easy Paper Ice Cream Ornaments Free Tutorials by Jessica Jones

It's never too early for the holidays as far as I'm concerned. Especially when you have lots to do and many, many crafty projects to complete. Here's a few adorable paper ornaments tutorials from Jessica Jones.

DIY paper snowflake decorations

Here's what Jessica had to say about her tutorial: Somehow my gift wrapping session turned into a snowflake cutting session. I wanted to try making some snowflakes that look a little more 3D than the usual version. These are made with computer paper, a stapler, double-sided tape, and a scissors.

Easy paper ice cream ornaments

Here's what Jessica had to say about her tutorial: I added some more DIY ornaments to our Christmas tree. I'm having trouble adjusting to the thought of winter; can you tell? These ice cream cones are made from tissue paper and a grocery bag.

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Tuesday, 29 May 2012

Paper Cones Decoration Free Tutorial by Carina Envoldsen-Harris of Carina's Craftblog

I love ideas that can be used year round for any holiday - don't you? If you do then you'll love the paper cones tutorial by Carina Envoldsen-Harris. Have fun making your paper cones.

Paper cones decoration

Here's what Carina had to say about her tutorial: Maybe you remember I mentioned these in December? I thought I'd post the tutorial for them... before we get too far away from Christmas.. it's ok, isn't it? To talk about Christmas stuff in January? ;-)

In Denmark for Christmas these cones ('kræmmerhuse') are made to decorate the Christmas tree - or other places, but mostly the tree. They are traditionally hung on the tree and then filled with cookies or sweets.

They can be a bit fiddly to make at first, but I'm sure you'll soon get the hang of it! :-)

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Carina's Bio: Carina is a Danish girl living in Essex, England with her husband. She's an artist and crafter who loves to crochet, draw, sew, paint, and embroider.

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