Friday, December 16, 2011

Seeing Stars!


I have been following the directions for making
Folded German Paper Stars
from my friend LDH
blog. (Click to go to her wonderful video tutorial)
I made several dozens of them  from the shiney
add sections of the newspaper to give to the
folks at church along with our annual
Christmas Card.
I wanted to make some for a sweet friend
but wanted them to be a little more special
so I dug out an old damaged hymnal
that I have been hanging on to...


tore out some of the Christmas Carols...

and folded a dozen stars from the pages.



I punched out a little hole to thread a hanger through
made from vintage 'Cloisonne Needlepoint Thread',
dipped them into melted wax and sprinkled on some
crystal glitter for sparkle!

Now they are on their way to their new home!
I hope she gets them before Christmas to put on her tree!


~*~
"We have seen His star in the East and have come to worship Him."
Matthew 2:2

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

Oh what a neat way to use old books :)

Maria

Nadine said...

How sweet! I must admit that I have not done much crafting this Christmas, I guess I needed a break this year! :)

Blessings!
~Nadine

GratefulPrayerThankfulHeart said...

Oh wow! Look how lovely these turned out! So, so pretty! Thank you for the link back :)

Your friend, Lorraine

Gina said...

Raeann,

Those are amazing! I wonder if I try this if they will come out even a little bit as nice as yours? If I have time, I'd like to try.

Farming On Faith said...

I love them~ oh my they are so cute!

Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas!

Anonymous said...

Wow! Those are quite amazing! You certainly have a wonderful talent with crafting. I am sure your friend will love those stars. I know I would. Can you make me one? :)

Marqueta (Mar-kee-ta) G. said...

Dear Lady Farmer,

I'm in love with your stars! They're so pretty, I'm sure that your friend will keep them up long after Christmas. What a delightful (and practical) craft!

Love,

Marqueta

Sharon said...

Raeann,

The stars are so beautiful. No doubt you put alot of effort into making them. I am sure that your friend will treasure them forever :)

Praying fro you and your family to have a wonderful and blessed Christmas!

Love,
Sharon

Cheri said...

How beautiful! Definitely on my 'must make' list for Christmas 2012. That is, if the LORD tarries!

Hahaha...the word verification word for me is 'stingy'. I prefer 'frugal'. :)