15 cute DIY Christmas window hangers
Speaking of Christmas decoration, so You can make many different kinds of ideas. However, one thing we learned recently is not as popular as we thought, even though we have been making them around the holidays for many years. Every Christmas, we spend an afternoon with the children making sun catchers and window frames! We like the way they capture the faint sunlight that our community still gets in the darker, colder months, because they make this place feel brighter. We think that making sun catchers in the winter is a very common thing, but until recently we were told that most people make them in the summer!
That’s why we want to share how great a winter sun catcher is and how many great Christmas designs you can make!
1. Christmas tree cookie cutter and melted bead hanger
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Have you made melted pony beads jewelry before? Well, the technique that Chica Circle teaches you in this tutorial is similar, just made in a metal biscuit cutter! They showed you how to make a melted bead Christmas tree from beads. These beads are transparent and only let a little light through when you hang them on the window.
2. Crystal Bead Angel Sun Catcher
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When we talked about using the above beads, would you unconsciously imagine the beautiful plastic man-made crystals you used to make necklace pendants in the past? Maybe you have even made works with actual crystals before. Either way, these are exactly what you need to make these beautiful angel-shaped window frames in Heartstrings By Morgan. Round beads and teardrops are especially suitable for these!
3. Winding and glass beads and star decorations
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If you have done winding technology before, then you are already familiar with some of the techniques that will be used here! We love the way Wild Woman Jewelry uses jewelry thread and small seed beads to make beautiful morning stars, but we will remind you to make sure to use transparent beads so that when you hang the finished stars on the window, they will actually catch the sunlight.
4. Raindrop crystal sunglasses
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You really still wonder how beautiful the raindrop-shaped crystals we talked about before in the Angel project, but do you think you would rather work with them? only Are those because they remind you of icicles twinkling in the sun?Then we have a feeling that you will Love This simple window decoration comes from Darice. They will add luster to any room.
5. Stained Glass Christmas Star Bunting
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If you have ever made artificial stained glass crafts before, you will know how interesting it is, but not all crafts ideas are suitable to be creative with your children. That’s why we like this simple and festive star bunting idea by Shalom Schultz Designs!The shape is very simple, the stars are hanging on your windows throughout the holiday and it looks great, your child will have one All Blast smash the crayons and let it happen!
6. Paper plate and wax paper Christmas decoration hanger
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Although you really like the more exotic ideas that we have shown you so far, consisting of jewellery threads and beads, etc., are you really looking for something simpler that your child might be able to make on their own? Then maybe you prefer this cute paper plate and wax paper Christmas bubble hanger on the Playground Park Bench! We like the way they decorate things with festive sequins. When the sun shines through the wax paper, these sequins will catch the light.
7. Pony beads snowflake ornaments
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You are Very Like we showed you in the list before, the idea of making decorations by melting plastic beads or pony beads, but you have already made a cookie cutter and want to try something else? Then pick out all the transparent beads you can find and try this cold-looking snowflake decoration design from Sarah Jane’s craft blog!Light will pass directly through it Very Cool way.
8. Layered “glass” Christmas tree ornaments
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Are you really passionate about the idea of molten plastic and beads, but you want to make some window frames yourself, so you are looking for an idea that requires more skill and precision? In this case, we suggest you take a look at this layered Christmas tree ornament from Creative Ornament. Just make sure you choose beads made of transparent plastic so that your trees can still be exposed to the sun!
9. Tissue paper poinsettia to bask in the sun
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Is the transparent paper style window hanger always your favorite because its material is very easy to use, so you can make more shapes and more complex designs? Then Fave Crafts definitely has the best idea for you. Their tutorial will guide you through the process of making thin paper poinsettia flowers, which will glow red on your windows when the sun rises or sets.
10.Simple snowman sun catcher
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Maybe your child has already made the paper tray window catcher design we showed above, so you are still looking for ideas that they can make themselves? In this case, take a look at these cute glitter glue and wax paper snowmen from Craftulate! For children who live in warm places and don’t have snow, this is a great way to make a real snowman, making them feel that they still need to decorate one this season.
11. DIY Upgraded CD suncatcher
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have a lot of There are many tutorials on how to use the shiny side of old CDs for various gorgeous DIY projects, but did you know that if you scrape all of them off, you will be left with a transparent plastic disc? Makezine is here to remind you what’s below and show you how to turn it into a great window frame that looks like stained glass! This idea is perfect for imitating the beautiful geometric designs you find in snowflakes.
12. Coffee filter snowflake
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Are you still thinking about how cool a paper window hanger hanging in the sun looks, but you don’t have any paper towels or wax paper to use now, and your child really wants to make it? In this case, we recommend that you use a coffee filter! Using them to make cute and beautiful snowflakes is equally easy, but they are transparent enough to let a little sunlight through. View the whole idea in more detail on Inspiring Mama.
13. Suncatchers made with vintage scarves
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Do you want to make a sun catcher that can be easily made in festive colors, but you can also reuse it year after year, so you can get some longevity from DIY holiday decorations?In this case, we really Think about how you should see how Hometalk made these stunning window frames with embroidered hoops and beautifully cut silk scarves. The sunlight passing through will produce a subtle glow.
14. Crochet lace snowflake hanger pattern
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Let your craftsmanship and DIY advantages always be based on yarn, and you Very Particularly confident in your crochet skills? In this case, you sound like the perfect person to make these beautiful lace window hangers inspired by intricate and unique snowflakes. Find some amazing and easy-to-follow patterns on Etsy Studio.
15. Tissue Stained Glass Glove Crafts
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Do you tend to let your child make some thin paper window hangers, but they have done it several times, so you want to change the basic technique only A little bit to keep them interested? Then try to get them to tear off all the different colored papers, and then collage the pieces into a glove shape, just like you can see from “Simply Sprout” here! The finished product has a lovely patchwork or quilting effect.
Have you made other cute parasols and window frame holiday crafts with your kids, but you don’t see any similar designs on our list? Tell us how you did it, or link us to the picture of your finished work in the comments section!
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