I like making things from cupcake cases almost as much as I like making things from corks. Just before Christmas I saw a really lovely snowflake wreath on Pinterest. It sat around in the back of my mind for a while until one afternoon when The Girls were unexpectedly occupied and I was twiddling a cupcake case in my hand, when the idea came back to me.
So, you know how to make paper snowflakes, right? I had to think about it for a minute, but I got there. What’s great about using cupcake cases is that they are already snowflake-shaped, so all you have to do is fold in half, then half again, then in half a third time. And another. Then start cutting a design into your cupcake flake. Repeat with as many cases as you fancy. I mixed it up with a variety of sizes, but kept a colour scheme.
Next I stuck the cupcake cases onto white card and cut around them.
Finally, I stuck those snowflakes onto the wreath shape that I cut out of a cereal box. It’s slightly askew, but I rather like my snowflake wreath. they keep threatening snow in England this month, but we’ve yet to see any, so this may be as close as I get!!
Julie says
That is absolutely genius!
Susan Case says
Very clever! Love this! Pinning it.
Chris at Thinly Spread says
Eek! Brilliant AGAIN! I love, love, LOVE these! I have a cupboard full of cupcake cases and these look so much nicer than the doily ones we usually make. My daughter will adore them! Thanks again for linking up to Festive Friday! x
Brittany says
Tiny snowflakes made out of cupcake liners! How cute is that??? My kids will love this! I found you through Creative Jewish Mom. Thanks for sharing! π
Domestic Goddesque says
Thanks for visiting Brittany: I do like making things from cupcake liners….check out the craft category for more ideas!