Folding Paper Fans

Browse our DIY decorations and initiatives below for inspiration and to discover ways to make celebration decorations. Click on any project image for detailed instructions, ideas and supply lists. Lia Griffith is a designer, maker, artist, and author.

Decking the halls during the holiday season can get pretty expensive, but luckily, ‘tis the season to get crafty. With these four, simple-to-create DIY hanging paper decorations, you can save some décor dough and use your PIXMA printer to make your season both merry and brilliant.

While paper flowers are the place this journey began, Lia is most keen about serving to others find joy in crafting and reopen the door to their artistic soul. She believes in changing lives one craft at a time. Tissue paper boas aren't simply becoming for the vacations. This fun addition to your apparel can add type to any celebration hosted in your house. Start by chopping 5-inch strips of pink tissue paper (roughly 24 inches lengthy) using a ruler and craft knife.

Skip the store-purchased version and take a look at your hand at these easy celebration hats made from building paper and duct tape. Or better yet, let the kids decorate their own colourful get together hats as an easy get together activity. Cut a big sheet of development paper into a big circle. Cut a slit into the middle and fold into the shape of a party hat. Then simply add a couple of pops of colour with duct tape.

Add a personalized, unique aptitude to your subsequent event and save money with DIY celebration decorations. Paper decorations are a simple approach to obtain precisely the look you want and the options are infinite.