Christmas Paper Hearts

MrsDrink

There's also these Danish Christmas Hearts:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleated_Christmas_hearts

MrsTinks

fawd1 wrote: »

nothing wrong with trying to increase traffic to a website that is all about creating things for very little money n my view. You're not asking for donations!!

However it is against MSE rules so please let's stick to it The explanations for why they are in place are in the forum rules which I am sure we have all read

As for Danish Christmas hearts... I always make these but then I AM danish Obtaining the right paper to make the creations easier is a tougher task however... we use something called Glaspapir - I've yet to find a decent english equivalent...

MrsDrink

When I was teaching in secondary schools I used to let my classes make them. (Danish hearts). They're just so pretty.

kitschkitty

MrsDrink wrote: »

I made these for our wedding (You can buy them on Etsy using old books at an extortionate price - I had 56 of them around the garden and it cost me around £14 in good quality card).

(There are my instructions somewhere weddings forum).

I made them for my wedding too with strips of A4 pastel paper - can buy packs of paper (and card) in poundland.

kitschkitty

I remember making Danish hearts at school when I was about 5.

If you like the hearts you might like these garlands too

http://www.blog.birdsparty.com/2012/12/tutorial-anthropologie-inspired-scroll.html#.UMJtZ-TkrgE

mee1973

kitschkitty wrote: »

I remember making Danish hearts at school when I was about 5.

If you like the hearts you might like these garlands too

http://www.blog.birdsparty.com/2012/12/tutorial-anthropologie-inspired-scroll.html#.UMJtZ-TkrgE

Oo I like those too, and the danish hearts