The permanent symbol of the New Year holidays is the elegant, fluffy Christmas tree! With the onset of cold weather, Christmas trees of various colors and stripes fill all cities, offices, schools and shop windows. To do your bit for this festive chaos, make a paper Christmas tree on the window. She will cheer up not only you, but also passers-by.
To do this, you only need a Christmas tree stencil, sharp scissors or a penknife and a rug, and a little patience. The stencil can be printed on both white and colored A4 paper (or larger, if your printer allows).
You can make not only a flat, but also a four-sided herringbone. You need to cut two identical parts, and then bend each in half and glue the middle.
Make sure you have clean, dry hands before cutting. Such openwork paper crafts deform very quickly from any moisture.
Such cutouts can not only be glued to the windows, but also decorate postcards using them using the scrapbooking technique or assembled into a large beautiful garland. Follow the links - a whole piggy bank of New Year's ideas! Enjoy your creativity and a beautiful, snowy New Year!
