….for my snowflakes that were once lunch- sack flowers. I was totally enthralled with this idea when I made them and I couldn’t part with them after my niece’s lunch so– I cut holes in the edges and hung them back up as snowflakes for the winter.
It is just getting cold around here but I still think they must finally bid us farewell. I am thinking that ones made from pastel bags would be lovely for Easter. Oh wait, maybe red and white ones for Valentine’s Day…………..okay I just can’t let this idea go! I got a lot of mileage out of $1.29!
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Dacia Daniels says
These are so gorgeous! I would love to make with my class to get us through the cold days of January. Could I please get the directions?
I am so impressed with your site~ so glad I stumbled upon it!
Merry Christmas,
Dacia
Jen Deeken says
I saw your amazing snowfalkes through google. I’m hosting my a dinner party for my friends. It’s the first Annual Friends holiday party. I was curious if you were sharing your secret of how to make these. Im hosting the event in my basement for 30ppl and thought this would look great hanging from the celing.
Thanks
Jen Deeken
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Judy says
Hi,
These are gorgeous. I like to make them for my granddaughter’s wedding. Where did you find bags that large? And can you give better directions than are on the Martha Stewart site> Many thanks.
Judy
chickadee says
i love these as snowflakes! they look beautiful. can you give me some instructions for this?