PAPER POLISH STAR CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT: Easy to Make Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video you will see how to make a paper Polish Star Christmas Decoration. They are really easy to make and cost virtually nothing. Great for Christmas on a budget! They are made from any paper you like including copier paper like I used here.
Decorate them up using glitter or fake snow if you like. Make loads for a stunning display on your Christmas tree or how about making a large one to hang in the window?
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I use to make these with my Grandmother 70 years ago. I had forgotten how and had looked for an instruction video for years. Thank you so very much for this video😊
I am so glad you enjoyed it and I hope you enjoy making them again. 😀
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Wow! *This is beautiful!*
What do you think, would those *tacky dots* work with this? (The only problem I see is that the tacky dots don't dry thoroughly.) Regardless, what do you think?
I have never tried it. It might be easier as I warn you that you do get rather sticky! I think all you can do is try it on one and see how it goes.
If they are strong enough to hold the 'cones' closed it should work. Like you my only concern is that they may give up and come loose.
Please let us all know if you try it! 😀 @@eleanorwittering3126
@@ChristinesCrafts Thinking about it, I think it might work, especially if one dips it in (or touches up the tips) in a glue/color/paint solution after assembly.
The dip would eventually dry the tips and it wouldn't matter if the tacky dots dried or not!
Yeah!
I look forward to hearing how it goes. @@eleanorwittering3126
Thank you for posting this fun video.
sounds fun, ill do it
Enjoy yourself! 😀
@@ChristinesCrafts th-cam.com/video/myOIQY_I71c/w-d-xo.html ill do as many as there 😃😃