Faux Stain Glass Heart Suncatcher

It’s time to decorate a window or catch some sunshine with this gorgeous faux stained glass heart shaped suncatcher. This tutorial will show you how your child or student can quickly make their own. This would be a great project for the classroom, can’t you see windows filled with hearts.

Faux Stained Glass Heart Ornament

What you need

Pink/red/white square tissue paperClear bonding paper8×11 sheet of paperScissorsSharpie penHole punchRed/white rope

Hold the paper in half widthwise and cut out a large heart in half on the folded side so that when you open it up it becomes a full heart. Open out an 18×22 inch piece of tracing paper, and place your heart underneath the tracing paper, sticky side up.

Begin placing tissue paper squares all over the heart paper. Once the bottom heart paper is full, fold the other side of the sticky paper over the top of the paper. Press down gently to avoid wrinkling. Trace the heart template onto the covered paper and cut it out. Use a hole punch to punch a hole in the top center of the heart and thread a piece of red and white string through to hang it in the window.

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