

I know I have seen this "somewhere". If you know where the original post is, please let me know so I can link and give credit to the creator!
I had everything to do this here in the house this morning.
All it takes is black construction paper, clear contact paper, and tissue paper.
(If you use many different colors of tissue paper it wouldn't be specific for Christmas)
It is very helpful to tape the contact paper to the table to prevent it from sticking to everything--especially the children.
After completely covering the clear contact paper with tissue, glue another black construction paper frame to the back of the project.
I then cover the entire back with another piece of clear contact paper.
Hang it up in a window and enjoy.
3 comments:
I love the colors of tissue you chose. What a great craft to hang all year long!
I LOVE them. We'll have to do that. I have never done suncatchers with contact paper. Headed to town today maybe I'll pick some up. xoxo
love this craft! and I agree, love the perfectly imperfect!
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