Or why not combine the two and add them to cards with a hanging loop and removable adhesive so the recipient can take it off and hang it on the tree! This card could be two gifts in one - fabulous! These wreaths look so sophisticated don't they? Easy to make and very sturdy even without glue, use them as Christmas tree decorations as well as on cards. He's so cute isn't he! You can make him in A6 or 7" x 5" and in lilac, blue, dusky pink or red, complete with matching backgrounds and there's even a night-time background too. Printable backgrounds and papers are included to make this card in either A6 or 7" x 5" and there's even a 1-sheet print A6 set including the background, Christmas tree shapes to fold, star and greetings. We've included all the printables you need to make mixed-pattern trees like this one as well as sets of shapes in single colours too. There are penguins and backgrounds in 4 different colours on the disc and we've even included a penguin design with no hat and scarf at all so that you can add your own or just leave them plain. These cute penguins are extremely easy to fold using our pre-printed designs.
CUTE CHRISTMAS ORIGAMI FULL
Make sure you check out the Card Projects for full step by step instructions with stage pictures. See below for some of the cards you can make with this DVD. The disc contains more than 150 origami designs, background panels, A4 sheets and instructions to print at home - all the printable items you'll need (and more!) to make fabulous original Origami Christmas cards. I like the idea of repurposing things: the bag can be re-used, and the star gift-tag becomes an extra gift as it can be removed from the bag and hung on a Christmas tree as a lasting decoration.This fabulous new Origami Christmas DVD is completely exclusive to Printable Heaven - you can't buy anything like this anywhere else! Write your personal message on the circle on the back of the origami star, then attach the star to the cellophane bag by punching a small hole through the top of the washi taped bag, and tie the star on with bakers’ twine.Turn the bag over and place washi tape directly over the first piece to seal the bag shut. Place the gift (cookie) in the bag and place washi tape along the top edge, so the washi tape extends halfway over the top edge of the bag.(I chose a washi tape with colours that complimented the decorations on the cookie). Take a cellophane bag and place washi tape on the bottom end on both sides of the bag.Here’s a gift packaging idea – Attach the gift-tag origami washi tape stars to Christmas gift-bags: This creates a space big enough to write a message if you like: You want the circles to just fit nicely on the back so they are as large as you can make them, but the edges don’t show from the front. Cut circles to place on the back of the star.Punch a small hole in the top of a star point and thread some bakers’ twine through, and tie a knot.Turn the star over and fold the remaining washi tape onto the back of the star and trim the excess off.
Cut the tape straight at the end of the point.
I played around with this idea for washi tape origami stars in a previous blog post. I decorated the stars with a variety of bold patterns and in a colour theme of red, green, and white. I love working with washi tape and found a great use for my Christmas-themed tapes by adding them to plain white paper origami stars.
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