More Details Artist Tips The same star can be made with thick paper or thin paper, just keep in mind that the patterned paper is thinner and the star will be more delicate. In the workshop you will learn how to measure and hand cut strips of paper, but if you have a paper cutter you can use that instead. While the glue is drying on the Swedish stars you can multitask by working on other stars. It helps to pre-bend the thick gold paper before gluing so that it stays in place easier. When adding glue for the Swedish star, a small amount does the job. Excess glue will smear onto the paper. Fun Facts The 3d star is called a Swedish star while the flat star is called a Danish star. The stars are both known as advent stars, and represent the star of Bethlehem. They are displayed during the 4 weeks leading up to the Christmas holiday. You can decorate the stars even more by adding glitter, gold leaf or dipping them in paraffin wax. About the Artist: Lindsey Campbell Lindsey Campbell, the creative force behind Hello Hydrangea, loves exploring the diverse realm of weaving and other mediums, crafting everything from tapestries and pillows to furniture and baskets. She loves all kinds of crafts that involve fiber and weaving, including paper weaving! Since launching her blog in 2013, she has educated thousands through online videos, books, workshops, and memberships. She resides in sunny Arizona with her husband, children, dog, two cats, and ten chickens. We can’t wait to see how your woven paper stars turns out. Share your creative journey and finished creation with us by tagging @the.crafterkids @hellohydrangea in your social posts. Don’t forget to use #thecraftersbox so our community can also see your workshop come to life. Happy making!
