Hello everyone!
I hope you all had a fabulous Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Every year, I'm in charge of decorating my elementary school. It's a huge undertaking but it's fun.
I discovered some paper bag snowflakes that I fell in love with. I tweaked the design a bit to make them a little more "Valentinsy." lol...
I apologize for the dark photos. It's January in upstate NY and the sun RARELY comes out.
These were far too big for my light box so I did my best.
Here's a step-by-step photo tutorial for how I made these.
You need 8 paper bags. Any size, any color.
Lay the first bag down with the flap underneath.
Place glue in an upside down T pattern and glue the second bag on top, pressing to secure.
Repeat until you have 4 bags glued together.
I did this on both sides.
I used a larger heart from the set on top to create a finial.
Next, I cut along the lines I had drawn. Then I glued the last 4 bags on in the same fashion, flap side down and cut those out following along the shapes I had already cut.
I did the same thing on my larger white bags but used a scalloped pattern on the top.
I cut more hearts out of 5812 – Christmas S2 Paper Pack and 5741 – Valentines Paper Pack and created centerpieces for the rosettes as well as adding some little hearts to the white rosette.
I don't usually get too into Valentine's Day but for some reason, this year I can't seem to get enough. Last week I shared a garland that I made for my fireplace mantle. You can find that here.
Check back later today for week two of our Clean Slate (anything goes) challenge.
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