Tissue Paper Stained Glass Hearts

Materials:
Tissue Paper (pink, red, white)
Construction Paper (pink, red, white)
Clear Contact Paper
Scissors

To create this pretty stained glass widow hangings you will need start by cutting pink, red and white tissue paper in approximately 1/2 to 1inch squares. Note: a little goes a long way.

Fold a sheet of construction paper in half and cut out a large heart. You can open the heart to check out the shape. Refold it to make any adjustments.

While the heart is still folded, make a parallel cut about 1" inside the heart. This will give you your window frame. Save the inside heart cutout to make a smaller version.

Open the heart and center it on a piece of contact paper.



Place the squares of tissue paper inside the heart on the contact paper. Be careful not to go over the edge of the window frame.
When the heart is filled with tissue paper, place a second piece of contact paper over the whole thing. Be careful not to get air bubbles.

Cut away the excess contact paper. If you leave a little bit of contact paper around the edge of the heart it will stick together better.

You can now either tape your hearts in a window or use a hole punch at the top of the hearts and hang them with string.
























Comments
Thanks for posting this
Thanks for posting this classic craft! Gonna keep it in mind for next year, and put a link on my blog.
Thanks for this beautiful
Thanks for this beautiful idea! I have thought about sharing it with my readers and I hope you are not sorry if I have inserted her in my post of S. Valentine (http://bimbumbeta.blogspot.com/2010/02/s-valentino-piccoli-pensieri-amor...). If you had to not make you like I will handle to remove the link to your blog. Regards, Beta
We are always delighted when
We are always delighted when our friends link back to us. Thanks for the link :)
Kimara
Wee Folk Art Publisher
awesome craft!
I think this is a great idea! thanks for sharing. I'm going to try to do it with my kiddos.
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I had a blast doing this with my twin girls we even made one for grandma and she loved it. It was so fun as well daddy got involved. We hung them from our light in the dining room. thanks for this idea.
Oh, this looks so sweet. My
Oh, this looks so sweet. My friend KJ just wrote about it and linked back to you. I'm going to have to try this. Thank you for the idea.
Thanks for this tip. My grand
Thanks for this tip. My grand daughter will surely be interested in this...
Linda Costner
RI auto glass
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We made these today. It was
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Nice
Nice, it remindes me of my childhood