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Old 10-19-2009, 09:08 PM   #117
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Originally Posted by zelda_pinwheel View Post
i found some star instructions using coloured strips. they might be easier to follow. again, pay no attention to the url, these are POLISH stars !!!

http://www.craftideas.info/html/germ...tructions.html
Zelda, thanks so much for the instructions. I will definitely sit down with the kids and make some for their Christmas tree. We've always had two trees. One fancy one in the living room covered in all green, red, and gold ornaments and one "Kid's" tree in the family room with all the ornaments the kids have either made or purchased from craft fairs. We used to make a big paper chain each year when my two older kids were younger. We would start watching one of the favorite holiday movies (I love "White Christmas" or "Holiday Inn") at Thanksgiving and each work on our own section of chain. At the end of the movie we would combine them all and save it for the Kid's tree. I had forgotten about that as we haven't done it since we moved to Virginia (getting old stinks ). I think making paper chains and folding paper stars would be a great family tradition to start again. Thanks!!
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