Folded christmas tree

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How to Make A “Tea Bag Fold” Christmas Tree To make this Christmas tree, you need 3 squares of paper; a 3″ x 3″ square, a 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ square, and a 2″…

Get a free tutorial to make these handmade folded paper christmas tree cards. They are quick and easy and you can download the PDF tutororial in the blog post. I have used Stitched Shapes dies from Stampin Up but you could use any circle shape and patterned paper. 2020 Christmas card idea by Claire Daly Stampin Up Demonstrator Melbourne Australia.

One fabric circle is all you need to create these folded Christmas tree ornaments! They're super quick and easy to sew!

Folded fabric square Christmas trees

I saw a darling folded Christmas tree on Pinterest a few days ago, and on a whim decided to try it out with some scrapbook paper. It proved to be not only easy and quick, but the learning curve was abnormally NOT steep for an origami project. I typically have to look at the pictures on the second, third and fourth time of making something before I have it memorized. This took one time. Uno. And my 11-year-old son came along and made one pretty easily after me (his is the one with the deer)…

For all my book loving, crafty friends…you must try making this Christmas tree made from an old book. I feel a teensy bit bad about defacing a book but this one was headed for the recycle bin anyway. Reduce, reuse, recycle, right!? Supplies: All you need for this project is an old paperback book. You […]

In today’s video I’m going to show you how to make an origami Christmas tree. Happy fun fold Friday everyone.

My first ‘Abakhan’ project! In September, Little Sis and I went to the Exeter Sewing Day hosted by Fiona Pullen of The Sewing Directory. During the day I spent some time chatting to Wil…

I have been seeing these cute trees hung as ornaments, strung together on garlands and decorating handmade tags and cards. But, how does one fold them? I'm sure there are tutorials out there, but I couldn't find one. So, after...