Original Pin: http://pinterest.com/pin/231724343298567815/
Original blog post: www.bystephanielynn.com & http://www.pitterandglink.blogspot.com/
Pin rating: 4.5
Duration: 20-30 minutes
Here's a nice fast and simple project for today's blog post. And it's great for kids too! I was watching my nephew the other day and after he finished his homework I gave him the option of reading comic books or making snowflakes. Since he's not a huge fan of reading and just finished reading about 20 pages for homework he immediately shouted make snowflakes. So I had him help by reading off the directions from the blog (got him to do more reading after all) and help with glittering. So I highly recommend this project! The only thing is that practice makes perfect so don't be disappointed if your first snowflake isn't perfect - mine totally looked rigged but it's okay every snowflake is different!
- Snowflake print out to use as stencil
- Glitter (The glitter shown was picked up at the Dollar Tree)
- Hot glue gun
- Glue sticks (I used at least 2 for 1 snowflake)
- Soap detergent (to create a buffer for ease of removal)
- Wax paper
- Martha Stewart Glittering Glue w/ Brush (Or Mod Podge and a brush)
- String or wire
- Paper plate (or something to sprinkle glitter all over :))
