AdventurerKatziThis upcycle project does not need much material. With a cardboard roll (kloroll or kitchen roll) the material is already complete. Stripes are cut, which are then put together as stars and glued together.
Put your craft pad on the table and all the craft materials.
Place the cardboard roll on the table and flatten it with the flat hand.
Now take a ruler and put it on the cardboard roll.
Measures even stripes with the ruler. These can be 1-1.5 cm wide. Draw marks first and then draw even strokes on the roll. Cut off the stripes with the scissors.
For a star you need four stripes. First put two stripes together as a cross. A glue point holds the stripes together. Centered on the cross a second adhesive point is made. Insert another cardboard strip diagonally (= oblique) over the cross.
Holds the sticky spot briefly. Makes another sticky point again centered on the top of the cardboard strip. Slides another paper strip diagonally over the other strips and the star is finished. Holds the sticky spot still briefly pressed.
Makes more stars in this way.
At the startips you can cut small points. Paint them with a pencil and then cut them out with scissors.
Important: Make sure that something "stands" from the paper edge on the outside. Otherwise, the star falls apart.
You can decorate each star with a white/golden or different coloured felt or varnish pen.
Think of your own patterns and beautify the stars as you like.
The stars are also very pretty as gift pendants.
Also as jewelry for the Christmas tree a great occupation for children.
Materials
Directions
Put your craft pad on the table and all the craft materials.
Place the cardboard roll on the table and flatten it with the flat hand.
Now take a ruler and put it on the cardboard roll.
Measures even stripes with the ruler. These can be 1-1.5 cm wide. Draw marks first and then draw even strokes on the roll. Cut off the stripes with the scissors.
For a star you need four stripes. First put two stripes together as a cross. A glue point holds the stripes together. Centered on the cross a second adhesive point is made. Insert another cardboard strip diagonally (= oblique) over the cross.
Holds the sticky spot briefly. Makes another sticky point again centered on the top of the cardboard strip. Slides another paper strip diagonally over the other strips and the star is finished. Holds the sticky spot still briefly pressed.
Makes more stars in this way.
At the startips you can cut small points. Paint them with a pencil and then cut them out with scissors.
Important: Make sure that something "stands" from the paper edge on the outside. Otherwise, the star falls apart.
You can decorate each star with a white/golden or different coloured felt or varnish pen.
Think of your own patterns and beautify the stars as you like.
The stars are also very pretty as gift pendants.
Also as jewelry for the Christmas tree a great occupation for children.
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