According to tradition, before Easter we make »Gækkebreve« (Easter letters), writing an Easter poem and finnishing the letter with a little riddle for our names. If the receiver quess who it's from before Easter, you owe him an Easter egg, if he doesn't, he will owe you one.This year I owe two Easter eggs :-D
If you want to make gækkebreve like these ones, you shall fold a square piece of tissue paper four times, and cut it like this: I made the small holes using a puncher
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More gækkebreve here and here
No more Easter for now (I think :-)
I like that you transformed this idea from winter snowflakes to easter, very lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! What a fun idea, I may have to try! Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving your lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely tradition ... what a shame you owe two eggs and not the other way around! ;)
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter! :)
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The butterfly cut out are awesome...like the background as well. :)
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