These crackers don’t crack but they are mighty cute and you can put whatever goodies you want in them so they would work at a dinner party or as gift wrapping. Just cut them out, fold them length ways 3 times and stick the long sides together. Fill them up and tie some string around the cut out diamonds to form a cracker.
Download and print your crackers here
I know we’re still in Christmas but there’s never anything wrong with planning ahead, so I’ve only gone and made some new year cards – I mean who isn’t ready for 2016 to be over and to start afresh!
You can print the cards here.
Christmas is a time to have people over and feed them, and how will they know where to sit without placecards? Well, they’d probably work it out, but placecards always make dinners feel a bit special, and these reindeer numbers bring the special dancing and prancing onto the table.
Exactly what it says on the tin, I’ve made a little set of gift tags which you can print off to add that finishing touch to your gifts. Just click the image to download them
Bows are ubiquitously useful when it comes to Christmas, whether you’re decorating a gift, your home, or the tree they’re just good to have. All you need to make a lovely paper bow is the shapes below in any print you want. Cut all 3 out. The fish tail shape goes at the bottom. The swimming goggles go in the middle, fold the outside narrow bits into the centre and stick to the narrow middle bit, then stick to the fish tail. Then just wrap the narrow rectangle around the middle of them both.
If you don’t have any paper you like, or you just like the pattern I used I’ve made a plain A4 Sheet out of it so you can make whatever size of bow you like – or use it for whatever else you fancy!
You can find the print and download it here
