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Stars for the New Year

We took down the Christmas trees yesterday, both from the refrigerator and from the living room. "Bye bye, kissmis twee!" (Zoe). The refrigerator looked pretty bare, so we decided to do another art project for New Year's. I cut star shapes out of construction paper, we covered them with glue stick, and then the kids decorated them with squares of yellow and orange tissue paper.


Super simple and they turned out really cute.


They headed straight to the refrigerator to hang them up when they were finished!


Wishing you a star-filled New Year's Eve!!!!!!!!
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