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We have four new projects this week. All are fun and easy, and of course, inexpensive.
Oddly, they're all paper. For some reason, I didn't come up with a new sewing project this week.
And, let's revisit an oldie but a goodie from years past.
This week's projects include two angels and two Christmas trees.
First, let's look at one of the angels.
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This pretty little Folded Square Paper Angel had several different wing shapes before I finally liked her design.
There's another version shown on the web site in a white-on-white design.
Simple, yet elegant.
Have fun making your own!
Next, let's take a look at a forest of Christmas trees.
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Just paper circles of graduated sizes become this fun little Folded Paper Circles Christmas Tree.
Or, use paper doilies instead to minimize the cutting.
Make variations by mixing and matching.
My favorite includes a mix of paper and doilies that's reminiscent of a snow-covered tree.
Now, the next two projects are minimalist in design and can be fun for the young and the young at heart.
This little angel, and she is small, is just a mix of geometric shapes.
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The Geometric Paper Angel uses circles, ellipses and a square to become a simple and fun little design.
Though I haven't tried it yet, I wonder what she'd look like using decorative edge scissors on the wings and halo.
The next project is another three-dimensional Christmas tree, even though it looks two-dimensional in this image.
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For this Diamond Shapes Christmas Tree, I used ombre green colors with yellow diamonds at the top for the "star."
Simple and fun, it adds some holiday cheer to small spaces, perhaps a busy desk or a small corner of a kitchen counter.
Use traditional colors or have fun making bright and cheerful pink, purple, orange or whatever colors you prefer.
Now, let's revisit an oldie but goodie from earlier years.
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This Paper Doily Folded Christmas Tree Ornament can be made with just a doily or as shown here with a circle of paper behind the doily.
Make one or two or several to add to this year's holiday decorations.
Have fun!
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Just look at him, doesn't he have the happiest face?
You can find him on notecards and ornaments on the funEZ Bazaar.
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More projects are planned and will be added to the funEZcrafts site in the near future.
In the meantime, enjoy making fun and easy crafts!
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If a friend or two or three would enjoy these projects, please forward this message to them.
Thank you!
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