opkfact.blogg.se - Free holiday stationery templates for mac

Scroll below for even MORE freebies! Installing Your Fontsįirst, you will need to unzip your files if they come zipped. Tip: If you download more than one font with the same name (like “Christmas”), you may have trouble installing both versions on your computer. Some fonts only have uppercase or lowercase letters, but I never find that to be a problem! The Merry Christmas font featuring the Santa sleigh (#17) and the Christmas light font (#13) are some of my favorites that I’ll use for gift tags this year! Insert the trees into the holes of a cribbage board and arrange animals around the trees.Simply click the links below to download your brand new fonts! (If a link is broken, drop me a line here and I’ll fix it for you.) Before you go, scroll down for even more freebies! 1. Spray-paint a herd of miniature plastic reindeer or moose.

Use scissors to trim the spun (and now shaggy) fibers into a tree shape.

Remove the clothes hanger hook from the tree and the wire from the vise.

Turn the drill on, twisting the wire until fibers are secure. Insert the hook through the bent end of the wire. Place the clothes hanger hook into the end of a drill.

Cut a small piece from a clothes hanger and bend it into a hook shape (to use in place of a drill bit).

Place the loose ends of the wire in a vise.

Sandwich the fiber pile between the wires near the bend, and use scissors to trim the fiber pile into a triangular shape.

Cut a piece of 18-gauge galvanized-steel wire twice as long as desired trunk length.

Continue to cut and untwist strands until you have your desired amount. (The length depends on how large you want your tree.) Untwist the rope strands and continue pulling them apart until you have fine fibers.

A teensy forest and wintry animals lend seasonal cheer to a tabletop.