This simple, glass coloured painted Christmas tree can make a lovely suncatcher. You may make them in more numbers to have a lovely streamer to decorate your homes.
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This simple, glass coloured painted Christmas tree can make a lovely suncatcher. You may make them in more numbers to have a lovely streamer to decorate your homes.
Fevicryl Water Based Glass Colours - Crystal Green 854, Golden Yellow 852, Sea Blue 853, Fevicryl Glass Colour Outliner - Black 832, Fevicryl Fabric Glue , OHP Sheet, A4 Sized White Paper, Green Colour Card Paper, Wool / Thread, Paper Cutter, Scissors, Pencil
Draw an equilateral triangle on an A4 sized white paper You can choose the size of the triangle Draw the lines in the triangle as shown in the image, similar to a plait weaving pattern Place an OHP sheet on the drawing Trace the lines on the OHP sheet using Glass Colour Outliner - Black
Colour the tree in a shade of green made by mixing Water Based Glass Colours - Crystal Green, Golden Yellow and Sea Blue Let it dry
Take a green colour card paper Draw and cut the equilateral triangle an inch bigger than the size of the triangle cut on the OHP sheet You will need two such triangles Cut out a triangular frame of about 1" thick
Take the painted OHP traingle and stick it in between the two cut triangles of paper Use Fabric Glue for sticking Let it dry
Punch the hole on the top side of the tree. Use any colourful thread or wool to dangle it for decoration