Paper Xmass Star

[stevedohc2b]

Hi

I lost my Dad last year and when a child we used to make these paper stars at Christmas.

So found these instructions on the Web on how to make so thought I would share

http://www.highhopes.com/3dstar.html

 

Great for the Tree.

 

Stephen

Edited December 5, 2015 by stevedohc2b

[jaimo]

Thoughts with you Steve going to try and do a star with the boys I too will miss a loved one Xmas day my son Ben would of been 7 but then again he is always there in spirit another toy will be on grave Xmas morning

[Guest 2b cruising]

Thoughts to you both, especially Jaimo.

Older people although very sad have lived and loved, but the loss of a child goes beyond reason.

Good luck to you both at this special time.

I will make a star as it will now remind me of the loved ones I have lost.

Edited December 5, 2015 by 2b cruising

[Bob Tucker]

My thoughts are also with you.

My dad was a wizard handyman.

He made a giant christmas cracker, about 2ft round by 4 ft long

that was hung from the ceiling in a bay.

On Christmas morning my brother & I had to pull a string that opened it

(hinged) in the middle & loads of (soft!) presents fell out, Pinyata style.

That same cracker re-emerged when my own kids were young & they still talk about it.....

lovely memories.

 

My 8 yr old grandson is staying with us today....

I'll have to get him to show me how to make those stars

I'm suffering from brain freeze trying to make sense of the instructions...