Step 1: Cut (6) 11x1" strips of scrapbooking paper. Double sided paper looks best. Cut (1) 6x1" piece of coordinating paper or cardstock.

Step 2: Cut 2 of the strips to 9" and 2 strips 7".
Step 3: Line up the strips with the longest on the outside to the shortest 6" piece of cardstock in the middle. Line up the ends of each strip.

Step 4: Punch a hole and add a brad to fasten the bottom of the ornament.

Step 5: Gather the other ends together. Punch a hole and add a brad to fasten.
Step 6: On the same end, punch a larger hole below the brad and string the ribbon.

Step 7: Add to your tree or to spruce up a chandelier or doorframe.

very cute! Have you ever looked at the Paper Source website for paper-related inspiration? I love it: www.paper-source.com.
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