Folded christmas tree

an easy handmade Christmas card you can make in only 5 minutes! #einatkessler #Christmas #card #DIY #handmade

Get a free tutorial to make these handmade folded paper christmas tree cards. They are quick and easy and you can download the PDF tutororial in the blog post. I have used Stitched Shapes dies from Stampin Up but you could use any circle shape and patterned paper. 2020 Christmas card idea by Claire Daly Stampin Up Demonstrator Melbourne Australia.

How to Make A “Tea Bag Fold” Christmas Tree To make this Christmas tree, you need 3 squares of paper; a 3″ x 3″ square, a 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ square, and a 2″…

Folded fabric square Christmas trees

I’m getting ready for Christmas season, how about you? I’m drinking hot cocoa, watching Hallmark Christmas movies… I’ve even started humming some Christmas carols around the house! (Yes, I’m one of those people…) It’s time for some quick projects- things you can make quickly and give as gifts and for your own holiday decorating. If […]

Folded book art is such a cool craft and it’s much easier than it looks to get beautiful designs.This Christmas tree took less than an hour.

If you love easy and inexpensive but still gorgeous and fun Chrsitmas crafts try this little origami Christmas tree ! This origami tree is really easy ( only involves basic origami folds ) so you can make some with the kids easily even without any paper folding skills. This little origami christmas tree will look good in any pattern and size so you can make some from any paper materials such as old Christmas wrapping papers or ( green ) tea bags ! Glue the paper folded pine trees in a sheet…

DIY Designs by Bonnie on Instagram: "Grab a magazine and let’s make a decorative folded Christmas tree #craftideas #christmascrafts #magazine"

I saw a darling folded Christmas tree on Pinterest a few days ago, and on a whim decided to try it out with some scrapbook paper. It proved to be not only easy and quick, but the learning curve was abnormally NOT steep for an origami project. I typically have to look at the pictures on the second, third and fourth time of making something before I have it memorized. This took one time. Uno. And my 11-year-old son came along and made one pretty easily after me (his is the one with the deer)…