I used to do more crafting when my kids were little, we made glittery ornaments and other things. Now I craft for myself when the mood strikes, which predictably is November when I’m looking to keep my fingers busy while staying cozy indoors. I find paper crafts therapeutic and love seeing a creation come to life. I’ve gathered supplies for another simple paper project I’m working on, I’ll feature that later this month.
Meanwhile, I’m linking to four of my past paper holiday creations because I still have them! The paper leaf garland (featured first) is special to me because I made it in 2016 with my best friend, and she passed away in 2018 from cancer. I never thought something so simple as a paper craft project completed from a friend could hold so much meaning, but it does. I could never part with it, and I wrap it in tissue every January to preserve it.
I made the silver and gold confetti garland with my daughter in 2014 when she was younger and more interested in crafting than she is now, so it holds meaning for me too. Below are some additional ideas to spark your creativity while you prep for the holidays and deck your halls.
Paper Leaf Garland
Sparkle Confetti Garland
Scandinavian Paper Star Garland
Twinkle Light Paper Leaf Wreath
Below are more inspiring holiday paper projects (created by others) that are worth recreating and maybe turning into keepsakes.
Paper Poinsettia
3D Paper Stars
Oversized Paper Holly
Paper Mistletoe Printable
Circle Paper Garland
Origami Christmas Trees
Bottlebrush Christmas Trees
Printable Colorful Village Luminaries
Snow Dotted Colorful Cone Trees
Colorful Paper Forest
Paper Ball Ornaments
Paper Evergreen Trees
Snowflake Stars
Paper Tree Forest
Paper Snowflake Trees
Gold Leaf Paper Mini Wreaths
Faux Bois Leaf Shape Garland
Have you held on to any paper crafts from the past because of a person you completed them with? Do any of yours hold sentimental value?
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