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Transform your windows at home into beautiful stained-glass decorations. Create amazing suncatchers with pony beads, melted crayons and found-in-nature materials.
This spring craft combines the petals from colorful flowers with transparent contact paper to create a beautiful flower stained-glass window. Updated March 2024 We love
Stained glass Easter eggs are easily made by cutting out a paper egg, snowflake-style, and adding tissue paper. Updated January 2024 If you’re looking for
Here’s an easy way for how to make a suncatcher using flowers or leaves on sticky contact paper with a paper plate frame. Updated March
Make stained glass leaves using waxed paper and crayon shavings. These fun fall decorations look great in a window! Updated September 2022 If you’ve made
How to make melted crayon stained glass art with kids using grated crayons and wax paper. Add marker drawings on top for an added creative
How to make a bunting using melted crayons that results in a stained-glass effect. This bunting is a beautiful addition to any porch or back
Tissue paper suncatchers are a tried-and-true Artful Parent craft. They are fun and easy to make and are a lovely addition to any window! Of
Make a beautiful flower suncatcher for the window! All you need is a paper plate, contact paper, and flowers for a fun flower mandala. Updated
How to make a tissue paper suncatcher with embroidery hoop frames. This is a simple and beautiful suncatcher craft for kids and adults alike! Updated
I wanted to show you the new tissue paper suncatcher craft we tried in the decorative wood frame. The flowers in the flower petal suncatcher
Earlier this week I came across a wall of decorative wooden frames at Michael’s and immediately thought of using one for a contact paper suncatcher.
This Easter egg suncatcher craft for kids uses spring flower petals and contact paper for a beautiful window display. If you follow me on Facebook
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