In my house everything has the possibility to be transformed into something else! I'm pretty confident that given enough time, I can find a second use for just about anything. Neck ties are sewn into necklaces, t-shirts make really cute scrapbook flowers and coffee filters are perfect for holiday snowflakes!
Alaina and I love to use coffee filters, they're already round and super light weight so when we created a garland with them, they almost appeared to floating in the window-sill!
I photographed the steps for making one last week!
Hope you are doing something fun this weekend! I have a little crafty get-together with friends planned for tomorrow but first I think a wee bit of scrapbooking may be in order for today! happy Saturday!
I made some with scrapbook paper this year, but I like the idea of coffee filters -- they're so soft and pretty!
ReplyDeletethese are beautiful! I really like the delicate look. Thanks for the great tip!
ReplyDeletethey turn out so beautiful! I shall try these! :) thanks for the tutorial :)
ReplyDeleteWe made this, but before we unfolded them after cutting, we dipped the tips in different colors of food coloring. You have to let them soak up before unfolding them, then lay them on some construction paper and let them air dry. They are beautiful.
ReplyDeletebeautiful.. and so easy.. will hv to try! thks for the tutorial.. great photos!
ReplyDeleteThey look so pretty and they seem very easy to make! Thanks for sharing! ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I love that they're already round, because that's the hardest part for me. :)
ReplyDeleteBelle idée et superbe réalisations,
ReplyDeleteje n'ai pas de filtres à café mais je vais essayer avec autre chose.
Bonne idée et jolis cristaux de neige,
ReplyDeletej'ai essayé avec des caissettes à cupcakes
et je me suis bien amusée, merci pour cette idée.
Thank you for sharing this :) following your blog now
ReplyDeletereally pretty. going to the store now to get some coffee filters.
ReplyDeletewonderful!
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This is so great, I can't wait to try! I loved it so much I featured it on my blog!
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Daughter and I made on then hubby had to make one too! lol
ReplyDeleteI have tried in the past to make these but my cuts don't come out correct. Any advice.
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable! My little girl wanted to make snowflakes so I found this on Pinterest and tried it out. Soooo cute!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant and adorable, love the snowflakes u made and the ideas u guys shared.
ReplyDeleteI love making these! Pinned and Merry Christmas
ReplyDeletefantastic idea!
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