I’ve improved my paper bag snowflake tutorial with more intricate designs! You can also find the templates on my blog at theKwendyHome.com.

You will need 7 paper bags. You can choose to do white paper bags or ones with designs already printed on them or even regular brown lunch bags.

Run a bead of glue in a shape of a T and layer on your paper bags. You’ll need to do to all your bags. I gluing three at a time to make cutting and hole punching your designs easier on your hands.

Draw out your designs and cut them out. To level up your design, use a hole punch to make more intricate patterns.

Unravel for a beautiful snowflake and glue the ends together. Or tape the ends so you can gently pry them apart for next year. These snowflakes pack up flat and take very little space in storage!

Here are some designs you can create with templates you can find on my blog at thekwendyhome.com

Use multiple sizes of hole punches for variety and create delicate layers with these templates or experiment with your own designs.

Hang them up with floral wire from your ceiling over your Christmas tree, fireplace, stair banisters, or dining table for a beautiful winter wonderland.

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