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Square pieces of paper (mine measured 6"x6") Any kind of paper will do, but I used glitter cardstock.

Scissors

pencil

Exacto knife and cutting mat

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3. Using a pencil, rx free Cipro, Where can i buy Cipro online, draw a diamond as shown:

4. Draw a square as shown:

The lines you made in steps 3 and 4 are to help you draw these next series of lines that will guide you on where to score, about Cipro.

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6. Using scissors, cut down the center score lines, stopping at the intersection of the inner square and orange lines:

7. Score along the orange lines and fold:

8. Overlap the flaps and secure with glue (I used hot glue since cardstock is pretty thick.)

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Repeat with the remaining flaps:

10. Turn it over and you're done.

Leave as is, or put two back to back for a more "star" effect, or stack a bunch together to make "trees":

Use as centerpieces, on the mantel, as wall art... the possibilities are endless.

Tags: Christmas, Mom to Mom Mondays, Try it Tuesdays

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Harriet Rojas Says:
October 20th, 2012 at 4:01 pm

I remember my mother having these stars when I was a kid many moons ago. The stars were made out of a little heavier paper. Holes were made by using a paper punch. A small watt light bulb was inserted and then a string was attached to hang. They certainly looked very pretty when the were lit and the light came through the holes. The paper was all painted gold. I know my mother’s sister own a ceramic studio at the time and my aunt most likely purchased these from some company at the time.
So glad you shared these homemade stars now I can make them and hang them from my windows throughout my house.
Harriet

Mes Says:
November 27th, 2012 at 6:29 pm

I am so thrilled I stumbled upon your blog! You are so creative and so inspiring! I really like the heart pillows you made, too.
Above here, you have the stars around a frame with little artwork squares… how did you do that? That is super unique and a great idea for keeping the little ones artwork! How did you do it?

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