Window stars

Here are instructions to make a standard eight-point Waldorf kite paper window star. We love making these year-round, but they are especially magical during the holidays! It is one of my favorite Waldorf traditions to prepare for the transition into winter. There are a lot of fancy ways to make these but I love the

I love making window stars out of kite paper. The way they seem to glow as the light shines through the translucent paper is almost magical. I've been wanting to share this wonderful new kind of window star with you for a while now, and with the end of winter nowhere in sight at the moment, today seemed like a great time to do it! (Is it just me or does this winter really seem to be dragging on and on and on. My husband and mom assure me that I feel like this every February.) Well, I guess…

Free PDF tutorial on how to make Waldorf Paper Stars and some FAQs on how we use them in our Montessori home.

Hi Everyone, Flashback Friday is a series of posts from my other blog http://dheekshu.blogspot.com. This post is a combination of two posts written on dates April 12, 2013 and September 24, 2013. I got the …

I love making window stars out of kite paper. The way they seem to glow as the light shines through the translucent paper is almost ...

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Here's the kite paper stars tutorial you need! Step-by-step breakdown of this classic craft, so you can follow along with no confusion.

I love these gorgeous star sun catchers made with coffee stirrers and tissue paper found at the Carle Museum!