Get ready to craft with all of these fun ideas. See how you can create some many beautiful homemade projects with paper doilies! See how we made DIY bookmarks, a photo backdrop, a pretty garland perfect for any party and don't forget about hanging gold doily lanterns! And just wait until you see how darling the gift wrap craft idea looks! You are going to want to make all of these ideas on How to Craft with Paper Doilies!
These mini paper doilies might just be the perfect colors to create this DIY Paper Doily Garland! Pinks, blues and yellow add a bright pop of color for any party or occasion. Simply fold each doily in half. Using a glue stick, fold over twine and glue together. Add as many doilies on the twine as you wish. Hang on wall and celebrate!
Get ready for the fun craft to make with the kids! The DIY Doily Bookmark is simple to make and you only need a few supplies. Use colored card stock paper and mini doilies, glue stick and twine and you are ready to go. First cut paper into 2.5 inch by 8.5 inch rectangle. Next fold a few doilies over the sides of paper and glue. You can create any design you choose. Punch a hole near top of bookmark and add some twine or yarn.
If you are looking for a way to add some color and design to plain kraft paper as gift wrap, we have a great idea for you! We used these beautiful printed doilies and kraft paper to make our very own gift wrap! Just glue the doily on the wrapped gift and add ribbon or twine.
Add some color and texture to a wall to create a DIY Paper Doily Backdrop. The perfect spot to take pictures at any party. Simply stick doilies to the wall using Scotch™ tape. We used the mini doilies and the printed floral doilies and love how it turned out! Say cheese!
Jazz up your party decor with these DIY Paper Doily Hanging Lanterns! We used gold doilies, glue stick and twine to create. Begin by folding 4 doilies in half, making sure to start the fold at the same point on each doily. You will fold the gold part together. Then glue the backs of the doilies together, creating the lantern (see photo). On the last doily, add a piece of twine to the crease and glue together. Hang from wall or ceiling for party decor.
