Waldorf kite paper stars that you can make at home
Stick-on snowflakes that come from Amazon but require a good eye for placement:
Curtain string lights (that you can put behind a sheer curtain for more glow)
Iāve never done it, but Iām pretty interested in felting. I might start with acorns.
But there are also adorable kits of animals (I donāt even know the difference between needle felting and regular felting yet) (update: I have now tried āneedle feltingā which involves using a needle that has a few rough spots to bind loose wool in on itself as the fibers get pushed and pulled through themselves with the stabbing š
)
And I think it might be fun to make insulated sleeves for mason jars, like this gorgeous shop:
Paper crafts:
With cutting machines, Iāve seen some incredible cedar fronds made from card stock. And ferns for wreaths.
Look at these 3D paper stars!
I was going to make ~origami Christmas trees, but we didnāt have time.
Iāve also seen fancy metal Christmas trees made from flat aluminum craft wire that seemed cool.
