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結婚式などのお祝い事で使うご祝儀袋を、せっかくなら手作りしてみませんか。今回は、結婚の場で贈る作り方をご紹介します。日本ならではの伝統やマナーがあるからこそしっかり準備して、手作りしたご祝儀袋には想いがこもるもの。好みの紙を用意して、ぜひ挑戦してみてくださいね。
With the start of the school year, my son and I've been talking a lot friendships- what it takes to make and be a friend. I guess all that talk about friendships must have seeped into my crafting too, because I found myself with the great urge to cut out some paper people chains. Inspired by this wikiHow post I cut out and doodled some kid paper chains. Yup. Today's post is going old-school with 2 fun paper people chain designs. This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for the grocery money! For my full disclosure policy, click here. Ok, before we start, I have to make two points- 1) This paper people chain activity would be really neat to do after reading Say Hello! (It's one of our favorite books and shows a girl saying hello to different kids in her neighborhood.) 2) As I look at these photos I realize that my people lack diversity. Ack! Sorry about that. I really should have added different skin colors to the kids to make them more representative. Ok! Now, onto the craft- Paper People Snowflake Chain Yup. I love this one because it's another neat snowflake design that I can add to the blog. To cut out a snowflake like this one, simply grab a piece of computer paper, and cut and fold it like so to get it ready for some snowflake cutting. Then, cut out a design like this to create your paper people snowflakes! Alternating Paper People Chain A neat take on traditional paper people chains, this one alternates boys and girls. Cut a sheet of computer paper in half lengthwise. Then, fold the paper in half once and then once again. Then, unfold your paper a fold it accordion style along your previously folded lines. Then, cut out a design like this to create an alternating paper people chain. Ok, that's all for today friends. Hope your beginning of the school year is going great. Happy making!
Over a decade ago, I saw this idea in an English magazine, way before I had children, or even knew any. I tore it out and somehow managed to keep it for all this time, despite now living on the other side of the world. I don't think I've seen it or thought about it in all that time in between, but I came across it a few weeks ago whilst tidying some drawers out. Just in time for my niece's birthday. Paper dolls, joined together with paper clips, with moveable arms and legs. The original idea used tissue paper skirts, but I thought using some of my collection of cupcake cases would be cuter. The bodies, arms and legs were all painted with watercolour on watercolour paper, cut out, pieced together using tiny paper fasteners and then the cupcake paper skirts attached. A pretty little paper doll garland for my neice's bedroom. I think I may add some wings to turn them into fairies before I send them off to her tomorrow... Looking at this one, I think you can tell that I've been obsessively watching all 3 seasons of Mad Men in the last few weeks....
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