This is a really fast and easy craft, even kids can tackle. The instructions follow:
I got all my supplies at Hobby Lobby.1. For each poinsettia flower you need 3 full chenille stems. 2. Fold a stem in half.
3. Twist the middle. 4. Twist the end closed. Repeat with the other two stems.
Next, put one stem on top of the other, aligning each in the middle (2.) and twist the bottom stem around the top stem (3.) Add the third stem, align middles, twist it around both stems in the middle (4.)
That's it. You are done. Now just add a few small yellow pom poms with your choice of adhesive.
Add an ornament wire and hang some on your tree, make a garland, or add it to your gift wrap. You can easily whip up a bunch in a few minutes. If you involve your kids, make sure you read them the Legend of the Poinsettias, a beautiful Christmas story. Hope this Christmas Season is full of joy for you and your family!

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these look great and how easy is that? I'd love you to add it to what we wore and made party over at http://raegunwear.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteMy kids would love to make these, simple and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Dora for this wonderful creation and tutorial! You will find it here http://madecomaison.blogspot.com/2011/12/poinsetias-avec-des-cure-pipes.html
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I just bought a pack of those stems at a TS for 10 cents! Now I know what to do withtem.
ReplyDeleteKathy
Love this idea! So cute! Stopping by from Made By You Monday. I've pinned this and shared it on my facebook page!
ReplyDeleteCute idea! I posted a link to this on my blog: http://thecraftbarn-ny.blogspot.com/2011/12/crafty-friday-121611.html thru my pinterest board.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Jennifer @ The Craft Barn
Oh, my word! My mom made a whole arrangement of these back in the late 60's for my first home after I got married! I've looked and looked for instructions and could never find anything! Oh, thank you so much! Mom would be pleased.
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