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And since there are just so many spray paint choice, you can have fun trying all kinds of different looks! My kids and I had such a lovely time making these sweet Santa Paper Lanterns and we hope you will too!

The finished lanterns would be a lovely addition to a seasonal classroom display, decorations for a school Christmas assembly, or alternatively, they'd be a wonderful craft piece to take home and show off to proud parents - there are tons of options for how to use them! Once your pom poms have dried glue your Santa head onto your lantern, lining up the top of Santa’s brim with the top of the lantern.Love this take on the “classic” paper lantern, which is so fun to make and how she turns it into this fabulous Paper Santa Lantern. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. At the end of the season, we take them down, remove the puck lights and collapse the lanterns so that they are flat again. Once they’re glued you can glue on your pom pom nose and santa hat bobble, then add in face details with your black and red markers.

I like spray painting paper crafts because it gives them a shiny finish that makes them look less like paper. Draw a line about ½” (1-2cms) from the edge of the long side of the folded paper, opposite the folded side.They look stunning at night and can be filled with our LED lights to give a festive feeling, so they double as both a key decoration and a means of lighting. These large DIY paper lanterns can be filled with accessories to decorate for Christmas or any time of year. We offer a range of standard colour schemes including traditional reds and greens, sparkling whites and blues, and bold purples and golds. On your white paper trace around your coffee cup with a light stroke, then draw in your mustache and hat brim and cut them out.