Instructions: -Cut a triangle from printed paper or cardstock. Score and fold in half. Even up both sides with each other. -Cut / score two more triangles, the same size. The one shown is approximately 3" x 4", but they can easily be smaller or larger. -Add some white craft glue to half of a folded back (right side is folded inward) and place another folded half on top. -Once all three are glued together, add white crafting glue to remaining side and down the middle. -Add a strung silver bell, with red and white bakers twine in the middle as shown and press the two remaining sides together. -Tie a knot to hang. Trim.
These simple trees can be made from your favorite printed papers. I love to make them from plain cardstock and let my grandkids decorate them with glitter, buttons, sequins and such... creating a memorable keepsake. This would be a great project for a classroom, especially if they were pre-done and ready to decorate with small hands.
Enjoy! Brenda Birrell
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