It is safe to say I have a not so little obsession with these little paper stars… They are just so cute, and fairly easy to make once you make a few. After playing around with them I have come up with a few different ways to use up these paper stars that were now laying all around my house!
First, you need your stars right! You can make them many different sizes. Use thin paper. All of these stars were created with computer paper. I let V color some of the pieces, I also sprayed some with glitter…. not my brightest idea. They blow around because they are so light. Some of the glitter stuck, but not much.
Here are measurements for 3 different sizes.
For the large start cut the paper 1.5 inches wide and use 3 pieces taped together to make one long strip. For the medium sized stars tape together 2 strips of paper that are 1 inch wide. For the small starts cut a strip of paper 1/2 and inch wide. You only need one piece.
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Paper Stars Toddler Activity
Create a little stand using toilet paper tubes (or paper towel tube cut in half) and a piece of cardboard. A quick ring of glue (hot glue works great) and you’re done! Match the star colors to the tube colors.
More ways to play… Make them count them, pick them up with tweezers, or toss them from farther away!
A Jar of Little Paper Stars
Just as it sounds! Make them in all different sizes and colors and fill a jar for a cute little kids table centerpiece. They can dump them out and play around with them. Then fill it back up!
Paper Stars Garland
This is my favorite! Using fish line (really any string would work) alternate stars and beads in a fun pattern.
I let J play around with where to place ours… The winning location was hanging on our front door! The tree was my favorite… Maybe next year.
I was back at it again! Check out these beautiful Paper Star Ornaments!
DiY Paper Star Ornaments - Twitchetts
Thursday 17th of November 2016
[…] year I was completely obsessed with making these fun paper stars! They are pretty easy to make and can be used so many ways. This year I decided to make these cute […]
Katie @ Mom to Mom Nutrition
Thursday 17th of December 2015
What a cute and simple project! I can't believe Christmas is one week away!
Krystal
Thursday 17th of December 2015
I love these! How cute and festive!
Stephanie
Thursday 17th of December 2015
I thought that was going to be much harder than it was. I love the different ways you incorporated the stars into crafts and decor. I love the color matching game and think that would be perfect for Connor.
Stefanie
Wednesday 16th of December 2015
I loved them on the tree too! What a fun idea and perfect for Christmas!