Waldorf snowflake

Taking a break on Instagram: "Simple snowflake stars ❄️💫 if you’re in Canada, you can expect to see snow soon. I have to admit, I’m a tad excited. This specific way to make the stars is probably the most basic, yet simple. Great for beginners trying out origami. Materials needed: ❄️Kite paper ❄️Glue stick ❄️Scissors (Optional, if wanting to make smaller snow flakes) Bringing all the cozy feels indoors in preparation for our cold months ahead. . . . #kitepaper #waldorfstar…

Blogged here: harvestmoonbyhand.blogspot.com/2009/10/white-snowflake-st... This set of window stars is available in my shop. Please see my Flickr profile for the link to my shop.

Tis the season to string the lights and celebrate the glimmering stars and snowflakes that make this time of year so magical. To add an extra dose of seasonal beauty, whether to hang above a winter nature table or to add some festivity to your front windows, these easy to make and enduring kite paper stars are a beautiful way to transmit the light and allow your children to help with the decorating.

If you’re looking for winter activities for your Waldorf Homeschool, these Waldorf Stars are for you! Gorgeous and easy – they also help birds from dive bombing into your windows. Every year, we celebrate the winter solstice with a Waldorf Solstice Spiral. It’s a beautiful, solemn way to welcome the light back and to learn a bit about the winter solstice. We enjoy adding natural Waldorf Activities to our daily routine, so learning how to make these easy Waldorf stars was right up our alley.

Lots of DIY Christmas Ornaments require special trips to the craft store just to make one pricey little craft. The good thing is this isn’t...

Will be full of wonder! I am preparing another wee update of Babies, to arrive in time for your Winter Holidays. Baby Bunnies, Bears and Kittens will hop out of my basket this weekend. More details, date and time, as I finish the little munchkins (more likely everything will be ready by Friday