Paper folding christmas tree

Easy Christmas Craft Tutorial: how to make a christmas tree from a paperback book

If you love easy and inexpensive but still gorgeous and fun Chrsitmas crafts try this little origami Christmas tree ! This origami tree is really easy ( only involves basic origami folds ) so you can make some with the kids easily even without any paper folding skills. This little origami christmas tree will look good in any pattern and size so you can make some from any paper materials such as old Christmas wrapping papers or ( green ) tea bags ! Glue the paper folded pine trees in a sheet…

How to Make A “Tea Bag Fold” Christmas Tree To make this Christmas tree, you need 3 squares of paper; a 3″ x 3″ square, a 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″ square, and a 2″…

Last week my daughter Zoë and I were grocery shopping when she noticed a huge pile of magazines offered by the supermarket. For some reason (maybe because they were the Christmas edition), they reminded me of the old magazine Christmas trees we made in primary school. So feeling a little nostalgic, Zoë (5) and I

Folded book art is such a cool craft and it’s much easier than it looks to get beautiful designs.This Christmas tree took less than an hour.

These easy-to-make origami Christmas trees make a festive addition to your holiday decor - and they're perfect for kids to make and style!

Create a life-size folded paper tree this Christmas. It's a sweet way to make your own tree when you're short on space or on a tight budget.

These 15 DIY holiday home decorations can be made by the kids, freeing up time for wrapping presents, etc.

Christmas Break is on the horizon, and your students are probably a bit antsy! Here are a few ideas for Christmas related activities to keep them busy while celebrating the festivities! And stick around to the bottom of the post because there is a giveaway for a $25 Teachers pay Teachers gift card to help you out as well! This post contains affiliate links. I earn a small commission each time someone makes a purchase using one of my links, which helps to support the blog. All opinions are my…