I'm re-posting my most popular tutorial from almost 5 years ago. Somehow between all those years, all our moves, and all our computer crashes, the downloadable file was damaged.
So, by popular request, I've recreated it for you to download. FREE!
I'm not going to lie. It takes a long time to cut out all these snowflakes. But it's worth it. This banner is also very inexpensive to make.
You will
need some "Stiff Felt" in white or your desired color, some Ric-rac or
ribbon, sharp scissors, a hot glue gun, sequins, or any fun embellishments you might have.
2) Cut out the paper snowflakes for a pattern.
3) Trace Pattern onto some stiff felt.
4) Cut snowflakes out of stiff felt.
5) Use a hot glue gun to glue sequins or embellishments to the center of each snowflake.
6) Glue each snowflake to ric rac or ribbon to make your snowflake garland.
7) Find a fun place to hang your garland and enjoy!
Note, snowflakes take a little time to cut out. I like to cut them while watching my favorite movie.
Please
feel free to share my pictures and this tutorial with your friends.
Please direct them to this website to download the snowflake patterns,
as the pattern is not intended for
re-distribution or re-sell. Thanks!
re-distribution or re-sell. Thanks!
This is me way back when, showing my snowflake banner on Studio 5.
thank you so much...
ReplyDeletevery effective....thank you so much
ReplyDeleteHow much felt is needed to make the garland that is in the first picture (the one on the hutch)? Im making this for our Christmas pictures.
ReplyDeleteHi Ashley, I think I used 3 or 4 pieces of the larger stiff felt sheets that you can buy at Hobby Lobby.
ReplyDeleteHow large are their stiffened felt sheets? I don't have a Hobby Lobby near me and I can only find 9 X 12" sheets near me. Thank you and this is adorable!
DeleteI'm trying to make this to hang across a large computer lab classroom and it would be much better if I could purchase larger sheets than 9 X 12". The banner will probably be around 30 feet or so. Lots of tracing and cutting, whew! lol
DeleteLove it, thank you.
ReplyDeleteDinah
Love it! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteWhat did you use to trace on the felt? Your lines are so clean! It is a beautiful project.
ReplyDeleteI would also like to know what you used to trace on the felt, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI used a #2 pencil to trace the snowflakes onto the felt :) Brandy Wilkes & maman Stroeve
ReplyDeleteHow long would you say it takes to make this project? I love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat did you use to cut them out - scissors or an exacto blade? Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beutifull.. I will this winter try to do some. Any template how to cut out this ric rac/ribbon ? Thank you
ReplyDeleteLOVE! Thank You!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, lovely idea, thanks
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. Great idea for materials. Thank you for sharing. Will do at our house!
ReplyDeleteHello! These are absolutely gorgeous and would be perfect for my sisters baby shower in December :) However, the link will not open for me :( Could you help me?
ReplyDeleteyour link is not working to pull up the template. Any way you could fix that or send it to me directly. I really want to make this. I love it!
ReplyDeletehello holly, I came across this gorgeous snowflake project you created and would love to try it,but I have noticed that the link is no longer available. would it be possible for you to repost your template? or private message me? I would really appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteSame as the above comments. I would love to try this but the link is not working. Could you please private message me. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI would love the link as well!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Are you still sharing the link? I couldn't get it to work above.
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ReplyDeleteFor those of you wanting the PDF, I found a PDF that works on Studio 5's website. https://studio5.ksl.com/winter-wonderland-felt-snowflake-banner/
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