I just completed my Christmas Tree.
It's taken me a week because I keep adding,
now it is an explosion of Origami Birds,
something I've wanted for the past three years.
It's taken me a week because I keep adding,
now it is an explosion of Origami Birds,
something I've wanted for the past three years.
I hand made 99% of my trimmings
but I did use some of my favorites
from Christmas Past.
but I did use some of my favorites
from Christmas Past.
I lightly dusted some twigs from the back yard
with white spray paint.
My tall slim tree from twenty years ago
needed a little something.
with white spray paint.
My tall slim tree from twenty years ago
needed a little something.
They are all ready to
take flight!
take flight!
Some of the birds, I put on skewers, you
can also use them as plant stakes.
can also use them as plant stakes.
I used all types of paper to make my birds,
card stock, scrap booking, sheet music, old books,
anything I could get my hands on.
card stock, scrap booking, sheet music, old books,
anything I could get my hands on.
I've always loved working with music paper.
I had done the balls a few years ago and thought they were a
perfect fit for my Origami tree.
I had done the balls a few years ago and thought they were a
perfect fit for my Origami tree.
This is a fun stackable one I did.
Daddy, mom and baby.
Daddy, mom and baby.
I made several three bird garlands
by stringing them together.
by stringing them together.
This one was fun to do.
I used old clothes pins, Spanish moss,
and some red berries.
Now that it's done
it's the perfect tree...
...for me!
I'm linking with some fun parties this week
Wow Us Wednesday@
Savvy Southern Style
I used old clothes pins, Spanish moss,
and some red berries.
Now that it's done
it's the perfect tree...
...for me!
I'm linking with some fun parties this week
Wow Us Wednesday@
Savvy Southern Style
