one of last year’s models
Our favorite materials are glittered rosehips, dried rosebuds, cranberries, and dried flowers we find in the frozen garden. Use anything you like – acorns, seed pods, pretty stones, birch cones, things from a pretty potpourri mix… anything from nature makes a beautiful star.
I use twigs twigs that are roughly the same size and shape.
After I cut them to the same general length, I hot glue them together into a star shape.
I also hot glue moss onto the center, and then hand them over to the babes with craft glue.
If they’re using flowers, they can just poke the shortened stems into the moss, and you can glue it in place (or not) when they’ve arranged them.
Hang them with raffia, ribbon, wire, or ornament hooks.
A beautiful and natural decoration for Solstice or Christmas.
Happy, Starry Holidays to you.
Beautiful! We shall definitely try our hand at these this season. Thanks. Shanti
ReplyDeleteJust stopped by from Friday's Nature Table. Those stars are beautiful. Will put them on my list to make for this season!
ReplyDeleteLove x
ReplyDeleteLove them. We make twig stars too, but i've never thought of decorating them like that - great. xx
ReplyDeletehow pretty!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely. Will have to add them to our 'To Do' list.
ReplyDeletei love these! thanks for sharing. ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. My kids would love this.
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