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Every winter I do a snowflake post. I loved making snowflakes as a child. I even remember that the way I met my sixth grade best-friend-to-be was by gifting her a snowflake with silhouettes of bears carefully cut into it (she loved bears!). And, believe it or not, the keyword that brings the most views to this blog is "how to make a snowflake." Strange, right?
I guess it wouldn't be December if I didn't do at least one snowflake-inspired post. For those of you who want to refine your craft, check out this how-to from instructables.com. Below are two snowflakes that the author created; one is a seahorse and the other is love themed.
Once you've gotten the hang of things, surf on over to these posts (here and here) to see some snowflake crafts.
Ooooh, bloggy friend Kara from the aptly named blog, Inspired Kara, sent me a link to a tutorial she wrote on how to make a Starbucks-inspired wreath. Her tutorial includes step-by-step instructions on how to recreate the wreath, and judging from the picture of her own creation (below), it turned out beautifully.
While you're over there at her blog, take a moment to poke around. Her blog was one of the first ones I discovered when I first ventured into the blogging world. I loved it (and her inspirations) so much that I've been following it for two years. She's currently planning a wedding (her own!), so it's fun to see all of the behind-the-scenes details that are going into it.
It has been two years since I posted about the gorgeous yarn-ball wreath I saw at a local Starbucks. Surprisingly, the keywords "Starbucks wreath" bring just about more traffic to this site than any other words.
The wreath really was quite beautiful! Below are two more Starbucks-esque wreathes that are featured on the Life through the Lens blog. Click here to find her tutorial on how to create your own this holiday season.