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Flakes from paper cutouts have traditionally been decorated and 'snowed' windows. But you can also make an unusual hanging Christmas decoration in 3D design, which you can run on a silon from a chandelier.
1.Fold a sheet of ordinary white paper into a classic accordion.
2. Sew the accordion in the middle with a stapler. If the stapler arm does not reach the middle, sew where possible, measure the same distance to the other side from the clamp and cut off the excess paper.
3. Cut ornaments into the side of the accordion.
4. Spread out in the fan and the ends together in the middle with glue or double-sided tape.
5. Repeat the same thing and create a second fan. Glue the two halves of the flake together with glue or tape.
6. You can make smaller flakes from one piece of paper.
Source: How About Orange
Need: 1
0 paper notches of A5 paper (small workbook) or smaller, paper glue, scissorsOur tip: To see where you have the glue applied on white paper and hold the finished lampion well, use the Chameleon adhesive stick from Kores. When applied, it is purple, after drying the glue will whiten.
1. From the paper we make a square, we bend it in half, then half. Thus, a square is formed, which we fold once more and we have a triangle.
2.We turn the triangle to each other with an edge, draw lines with a pencil according to the pattern and cut out.
3.Thus, we make five stars, which we always glue together with one of the long tips.
4.Thus, we get a circle that will form the bottom of the lampion. We do the same with five more flakes and we have the top of the lampion. We'll put the two parts together.
5.Now we're going to stick together. Attention, we will glue over one flake, that is, we glue the flake from the top part with two flakes of the bottom part (one from each side). This gives the lampion a plastic shape.