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Cupcake Liner Snowflakes

December 3, 2022 by Barbara Rucci Leave a Comment

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This is a perfect craft for a cozy day inside. All you need are some plain cupcake liners (here I used white and kraft) and some scissors. Hole punchers optional. That’s it! Fold them a few times, snip here and there, and soon you will have a whole table full of these little cupcake liner snowflakes.

Paper snowflakes made from cupcake liners.

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Supply list for Cupcake Liner Snowflakes:

~ White and/or craft cupcake liners

~ Scissors

~ Hole punch (we used 1/8″)

Paper snowflakes made from cupcake liners.

How to make Cupcake Liner Snowflakes:

1. Fold paper liner 3 times.

2. Cut the outer, top edge. I found that zig-zag points looked the best on these little guys.

3. Cut a tiny bit off the tip, some notches on the sides, and/or some hole punches.

4. Open up to reveal your charming, Scandi snowflake!

Paper snowflakes made from cupcake liners.

Tape them to a wall or window, use them as gift toppers, or make a simple garland! I could see these all across a room, Elf style.

Happy snipping!

xo, Bar

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