@host.in.your.home: The perfect craft doesnt exi— ❄️How to make Easy Brown Bag Snowflakes: 1. Choose your designs and separate your brown bags into stacks of 8-10. 2. Draw and cut out one design (I used a ruler to make it exactly symmetric). Then use that original design as a stencil for all of the rest. You can trace it with a pencil or use paper clips or butterfly clips to keep it in the same place and cut around it. 3. Once they are all cut out, use school white glue (like @elmersproducts) or a glue stick to make an upside down T shape down the center and across the bottom. Then align another bag on top of it making sure they are all facing the same direction (I did it with the bottom of bag facing down). 4. Make sure no extra glue squishes out of the top and wipe away excess. Let the glue dry for 15 minutes. 5. For the last one, use 4-5 loops of tape down the center and bottom to stick the first and last bags together. You may need to separate the tops if there was extra glue that leaked out, just be gentle. 6. To attach a string, use a tiny flathead screwdriver to make a hole, reinforce the hole with clear tape, and make another hole. String bakers twine or yarn through it and tie into a loop. 7. Hang with a picture hanging nail or command hook. 8. To store, find the part that was taped and carefully use scissors to cut each loop. Store flat. Tips: ❄️I used the standard and extra large bags from Target, and found I preferred the standard size ❄️ Don’t make the cuts too intricate or they get flimsy Let me know if you do this and you have any questions! Inspired by @thekwendyhome and used the tutorial from Cuckoo for Design on Pinterest #papersnowflakes #christmascrafts #girlsnight

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