Both my husband and son love Star Wars. I’ve mentioned before that my 6 year old is obsessed with Star Wars and his Christmas list is pretty much all Star Wars lego sets, and new Rogue One toys.
I wanted to introduce some Star Wars Christmas decorations this year and found some really fun Star Wars snowflakes on Pinterest. I followed the link to this site where Star Wars snowflake designs have been produced for the last few years.
Paper cutting is my latest obsession and I’ve pretty much finished the Cut It Out book I bought a few weeks ago. I wanted a new challenge so printed out some of the Star Wars snowflakes, put a fresh blade on my Swann Morton and got to work.
The children love watching me paper cut and I’ve actually found the perfect time is when they are eating their dinner. I get to sit with them and have half an hour to craft and chat to them. They each picked a few designs and I folded the paper and started cutting. It was quite hard to cut through all the layers but fun trying something new.
So far I’ve made Jyn Erso and K-2SO from Rogue One, as well as Boba Fett and Darth Vadar. Some bits were tricky but I was able to use scissors and my scalpel to make them.
You’ll see a cheeky Olaf from Frozen snowflake popped in too. The designer also has Frozen and Guardians of the Galaxy designs!
They’re quite fragile so I’ve put them up away from the children for now. I think they would look great on coloured paper or even coloured in. Perhaps I’ll be making some more 🙂
3 Comments
fashion-mommy
November 20, 2016 at 11:29 amThese are so cool, I’ve seen a lot of Star Wars decorations in shops this year so these would match wonderfully.
Planet Jodie
November 20, 2016 at 11:44 amFab post! My closest friend loves Star Wars, so will have to show her this
Gift guide for Papercutters - the-gingerbread-house.co.uk
December 11, 2016 at 6:30 pm[…] are of course lots of free templates around. Some of my favourites include the free Star Wars snowflakes templates from Anthony Herrera. I cut out quite a few using a small pair of scissors and my Swann-Morton, you […]