Papercut Floral Snowflake Luminary
There are so many easy ways to decorate your home for the holidays, and making this papercut floral snowflake luminary is one of my favorites. I like to wrap these papercut pieces around wax candles and glass cylinders. I also simply have them stand-alone with a battery tea light inside. Another fun option is to coordinate them with our floral snowflake pillow for a home sprinkled with winter delight.
Everything we used is linked below, and be sure to read our crafting tip if you want to use this pretty pattern for a larger vase.
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Snow easy to make
We used thicker vellum for our floral snowflake luminary . But you can use any thinner paper, colored paper, or simple white copy paper instead. Though you can cut the pattern by hand with a craft knife, we do recommend using a cutting machine for all of the detailed cuts.
For decoration ideas, you can place a cluster of these luminaries on your mantel or tabletop. Then weave in a few conifer branches and pinecones. You can use fresh branches or make a beautiful set of these crepe paper long pine branches with their fluffy crepe cones. If you do make the paper version, it can be used year after year!
Crafting tip: The templates include two sizes of wraps, and you can add an extension to the back of the wrap for your larger candles and cylinders.
Instructions
Download and cut out our pattern below, using either a cutting machine or a detail knife. Then simply wrap the pattern around your preferred vessel and glue the ends to secure an even fit.
Tools
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- Cricut Maker or Silhouette Cameo 4 (recommended)
- Detail Knife, Cutting Mat, and Ruler (if cutting by hand)
- Curling Tool
Materials
- Lia Griffith Vellum Paper Pack
- Glue Stick or Art Glitter Glue
- LED Tea Lights (we like the rechargeable version)
- Glass cylinder vases, wax candles, or battery-operated candles
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4 Comments
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Kerstin Wegerhoff
December 4, 2022 at 1:32am
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Lia Griffith
December 4, 2022 at 12:56pm
@Kerstin Wegerhoff
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Abi Wattai
December 1, 2022 at 8:36am
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Lia Griffith
December 1, 2022 at 9:13am
@Abi Wattai
Back to the Toptry a basic cookie recipe, add some ginger spice to the dough, add some cocoa to a 1/3 or half of the dough (whatever you prefer), make two layers and bake them as the basix cookie recipe mentions. May be the baking time will take a few minutes onger because of the 2 layers.
Or you bake each single layer extra and stick them together with a little jam or melted chocolate. Should work 🙂
Yum!!
Those cookies look mighty tasty! What are they?
I wish I could say I made them, but my Christmas baking won’t start for a few more weeks. 😉 These were cookies we picked up at Whole Foods.