Add a little glam to your holiday mantel! Together these frosted paper Christmas luminaries spell out the word noel and feature tiny stars scattered all the way around.
Because the design is intricate, we recommend using a cutting machine for this project. Just download our SVG file and follow our simple instructions below.
The first (paper) noel
You can make your frosted paper Christmas luminaries in whatever color of paper you like. We chose a frosted white to complement our papercut herb wreath. But they would also be really pretty in a gold shade from our metallic golds pack.
If using a cutting machine, this project will be quick and easy. As always, we like to add LED tea lights to our paper luminaries and lanterns, which give off a warm and cozy glow behind the vellum. We can’t wait to see how you decorate your mantel or table with these â share pictures by tagging #MadeWithLia on Instagram or by posting to the Facebook page for members!
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Tools
- Cutting Machine (recommended)
- Craft Scissors and Detail Knife (if cutting by hand)
- Low-Temp Hot Glue Gun
Materials
- Lia Griffith Vellum Paper Pack
- Frosted Paper â Stardream Metallic Crystal
- LED Tea Lights
Instructions
Cut the template (we recommend using a cutting machine), then cut a piece of vellum to layer behind the design. Roll the paper and glue the ends together. Add your LED tea light, then put your luminaries on display!
If you want to make the paper wreath pictured with our luminaries, head to our tutorial for our papercut herb wreath.
Explore More
Want to see more DIY holiday decor? Browse all of our Christmas crafts. Or check out the rest of the projects in our November collection.
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2 Comments
The svg files for the letter N and O is missing! âšī¸
I just double checked the file, they are not missing. When you uplaod the SVG into Design Space, you will see đ