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45 Wonderful Paper And Cardboard DIY Christmas Decorations
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45 Wonderful Paper And Cardboard DIY Christmas Decorations

Paper and cardboard are the simplest craft materials ever. You can handle them very easily, they are cheap and various in colors and textures. You may also craft with your kids of paper and cardboard because it’s simple and they will be delighted. Here are some ideas how to make Christmas decorations of these materials.... 
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16 Amazing Gingerbread Christmas Crafts

16 Amazing Gingerbread Christmas Crafts

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16 Amazing Gingerbread Christmas Crafts

Gingerbread is one of the symbols of Christmas, gingerbread houses and a gingerbread man are not only cool and beautiful but also very tasty. You may make these crafts together with your kids and enjoy the time spent together. You may also craft some pieces connected with this idea like gingerbread puppets, chalkboard gingerbread garlands,... 
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DIY Washitape Christmas Tree

DIY Washitape Christmas Tree

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DIY Washitape Christmas Tree

There are many Christmas tree alternatives in case you don’t have enough space, time for a traditional one, or just in case you want something more original than a usual tree. You can make one of paper, of cardboard, of wood and even drums! For this tree alternative you won’t need much:  some washitape and... 
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DIY Mini Christmas Trees

DIY Mini Christmas Trees

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DIY Mini Christmas Trees

A Christmas tree is a symbol, it’s the main decoration. If you don’t have much space for a big tree or if you really want a small table version, here’s an idea for you. You’ll need real or fake pine branches, floral foam, soil and some sort of vase or other container to display the... 
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DIY Christmas Bow String Lights

DIY Christmas Bow String Lights

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DIY Christmas Bow String Lights

For the coming Christmas you can make bow string lights to decorate your house and maybe your tree. You’ll need LED string lights, Christmas bows, and an awl. Pull off the sticky tab on the bag of each ribbon, starting from its top push aside the bow’s loops and poke a hole through the bow.... 
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