How To Make A Paper Snowflake

Making paper snowflakes has to be one of the most mindful and rewarding activities for me. No one snowflake is the same and I as I cut random patterns, I'm always excited to see the reveal. 

Paper snowflakes require very little in terms of material. Just a sheet of paper and a pair of good scissors will help you make magic during the holiday season. In abundance, paper snowflakes can transform a window, door or entire room.

I've put together a simple demonstration on how to make a six pointed snowflake. My only advice is use a good pair of scissors. I prefer Cutter Bee scissors which can be found among my list of favorite things. 

Turning Over A New Leaf In 2018

It's been so long since I've posted on my blog, I'm almost ashamed to pick back up where I left off. Let's just say 2017 has been quite challenging. However, there have been many rewards. The challenges have formed me into a new and better person. I like it. 

I'm taking what I learned this year and attempting to turn the lessons into something positive. As for PaperTams, my journey continues and I will work harder to keep up this blog along with my YouTube channel and social media platforms. It will take some discipline and organization, but I've got some ideas about how to get it all done. 

InCoWriMo - Better Late Than Never

I'm all set for InCoWriMo, but I'm starting a little late. Other obligations and responsibilities required my attention the first half of the month. But, I'm determined to catch up the last two weeks of February. If you would like to follow along, I'll be giving updates on my Instagram.

To make things easier, I've organized my desk and supplies. Here's a quick video with more details and supplies. Happy Letter Writing!