So why not get in the spirit a little early and make another Christmas Tree?
The next little tree here is a bit more colorful, than the pure black and white version shown the other day.
You start out with a single dry cleaners hanger and bend it into the trunk of the tree with a good solid base. Wrap pipe cleaners around the hanger and build up the amount of branches you like the tree to have.
Cut up a lot of scrap tissue paper in strips. Lesson learned. Don't use purple tissue paper if you want to end up with a white tree!. It requires way to much white paint to cover it up. You can either use a mix of e.g. Elmer's school glue and water in 1:2 or you can make up a paste of flour and water. I used Elmer's glue and it worked well.
In my case. Several layers of white acrylic paint was poured over the tree. It dries really quickly, so you will see quick results.
The final "tree" with the many colors of hearts, to celebrate the holidays in a colorful way. In one of my next posts I will show you how to make the felted hearts.
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