Matryoshka Russian Doll you can print out and make yourself. It's cute.
http://www.craftbits.com/project/tre...a-russian-doll
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Matryoshka Russian Doll you can print out and make yourself. It's cute.
http://www.craftbits.com/project/tre...a-russian-doll
Oh, that's so cute! Thanks for sharing Marsh.
This reminds me of the Origami Paper Craft list of Christmas Ornaments you can make!
I bet there are Paper Crafts from around the world that would look fantastic on an 'International' Christmas Tree!
Those are cool! B-) I love the first reindeer! And the wreaths!Quote:
Originally Posted by ChantelleJoy
I think the Santa Bear is adorable, I think I'll try and make this one this year sometime, I'll let you know how it goes! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshmallow World
He's cute. I hadn't seen that site before but I made the yellow five-pointed star last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChantelleJoy
I think that would be great project for anybody who home schools their children. You could have a fun Christmas craft while you learn about another country.
I don't know any homeschoolers at this time, but I enjoy doing crafts with my grandchildren. I keep a looseleaf binder with ideas.Quote:
Originally Posted by JollyElfDC
Snowflake pattern:
http://www.marcels-kid-crafts.com/im...e-pattern7.jpg
This pattern is cool; it looks like a snowflake made of Christmas trees:
http://www.marcels-kid-crafts.com/im...e-pattern9.jpg
This one has stars!
http://www.marcels-kid-crafts.com/im...e-pattern5.jpg
I love the internet!
Wow that one is so neat, I'd never think to make a Christmas Tree Snowflake! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Marshmallow World
I, too, LOVE the internet! :)
I havent thought about making paper snowflakes in years. I remember my very first time in grade 1. After we all cut our snowflakes we threw them over our heads to make it snow in the classroom. What a fun memory.