8/11/2023 0 Comments Poinsettia origami step by stepWhen you are stuck indoors during a holiday season, the kids feel extremely restless. Shoo away the boredom by making origami Christmas ornaments with your children. It looks like you guys will have to stay at home for a while. They have already made dozens of snowmen, and it is too risky to drive to ice-skating ring. You and your little ones are glued to the window hoping for a ray of sunlight to melt the ice. There is a possibility that a fierce snowstorm will hit the town soon. The season of snow flurry has ceased, and the heaviest snow has blanketed the backyard. From ornaments, to mini Christmas trees, to wishing stars, wreath, envelope and baubles, there is something for everyone. They cost very little to make and you’re guaranteed that the kids will enjoy making their own Christmas tree decorations and learn a thing or two along the way. Interested in more dog-inspired crafts? Sign up for our newsletter and never miss a thing!ĭon’t forget to share your pictures with us below or on Facebook. Really, anything goes!įrom our furry family to yours, we wish you and your pups a cozy comfy Christmas! That’s it! So quick and easy – and so pawfectly rustic! We love how you can personalize this Christmas dog wreath any way you want…with a different festive saying or colorful fuzzy scarf. Glue and fold the top of each pennant over the jute twine on the wreath to complete your banner. With a paint pen, write the letters JOY on the pennants – making a cute little dog footprint for the O. Repeat with the remaining two ribbon pieces. Fold one end down about a ½ inch and cut a point along the bottom of the other end to create a pennant shape. Then use scissors to cut three pieces of jute ribbon that are about 3 inches long. Pin the ends of the twine to the back of the wreath. Step 8Ĭut a piece of jute twine that’s long enough to span the wreath form. And then secure the flowers to the wreath base with stick pins or glue. Glue berries to the center of each poinsettia to complete the look. Then, go back to step 3 and repeat the petal-making steps with the other 4 red rectangles to make a second flower. Once the glue has dried, you can shape the petals with your fingers, pushing the paper from below to spread them out and then down at the tips. Then, use glue to join the first and last petals together to form the flower pattern. Step 6Īpply glue on the outer side of the folded petals to connect them in a stack. Repeat steps 3 – 4 until you have all four rectangles folded into petal shapes. Flip paper over and repeat this on the other side. Step 4įold the center flat top of your paper toward you and down to meet the very first fold. Flip the paper over, and fold the last two corners down to match the other side. Then, fold the two corners down diagonally, aligning one edge with the first fold you made in the paper. To make the flower petals, fold a rectangle in half. (You’ll need four rectangles to make one poinsettia.) Step 3 Step 2Ĭut out 8 rectangles from the red construction paper that are 4 x 6 inches in size. Wrap and pin scarf to the wreath – overlapping the edges – until the form is completely covered. This will make it easier to wrap around the wreath form. Use pinking shears to cut the scarf into thirds down the length of the scarf.
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