Book page christmas crafts

DIY (Easy!) Book Page Ornaments -- a step-by-step tutorial for cute ornaments that can be made in minutes! | gimmesomeoven.com #christmas

It's taken a bit longer to pull together the tutorial for the honeycomb ornaments made from vintage book pages than I expected. I was hoping to retake some photos, but my camera is on the fritz. I'm freaking out just a little tiny bit, as I always have projects in the works, and it's Christmas time, and I need my camera! Start by choosing the paper you want to use to create your ornaments. I used pages from the same book used to create my woven stars. These are nice big sheets that can be…

Confession: I am super cheap. Not "cheap" as in "ugly" and cluttered. I like things to look pretty. Cheap as in I hate spending money on something that I can easily make myself. Last Christmas I made all my Christmas ornaments out of old book pages. The book I used was type of old paperback book that you can literally find anywhere.

These Book Page Christmas Trees might just be my new favorite craft! They are so cute! Just remember that you could also use music sheets or scrapbook paper to customize your trees. Supplies: Wood Slices Dowel Rods Hot Glue Gun Hot Glue Sticks Cardstock Wood Stars Zig Zag Scissors Paper Cutter Crop-A-Dile (or hole punch… Continue reading Book Page Christmas Trees

Making your own DIY Book Page Ornament is simple and fun. Use an old book to create a one-of-a-kind Christmas decoration your family will cherish year after year. Take a minute this holiday season to make some heartfelt memories - create some homemade Christmas ornaments as gifts or for your tree! Ready for some inspiration?

Get inspired with this list of easy book page crafts for adults. Make beautiful ornaments and home decor out of old books!

What can you do with old book pages? Browse these fun project ideas and get inspired to make crafts such as garlands, flowers, trees, and more!

As homeschoolers, we’re all about books, right? Of course, we’re usually huge advocates of reading books, not necessarily creating with them, but here is a