Christmas six-frame kit
Tree, star, ornament, stocking, gingerbread person and bell, with everything to fill them.
Christmas kits!
Tear it. Stick it. Hold it up to the light.
Suncatcher craft kits for a table full of color
and a window full of “I made that.”

Photos are illustrated previews of our kits, not photographs of a packed kit.
Six frames or three frames.
Every kit is Christmas this year. Every window is yours.
Buy here, or buy on Amazon. Same kit either way.
Tree, star, ornament, stocking, gingerbread person and bell, with everything to fill them.
Star, ornament and stocking. A smaller pile of possibility for a shorter afternoon.
Pull up a chair. Make one together.
There’s no right way to arrange a rainbow.

Peel the backing from the contact paper. Lay it sticky-side up and press your frame onto it.
Tear or cut the tissue paper. Stick the pieces inside your frame. Layer colors. Try things.
Add the second clear sheet, smooth it down and trim around the frame.
Hang it with window-appropriate tape. Now look at those colors.
Bring your own scissors and window-appropriate tape. Hanging hardware isn’t included. Exact contents are listed on each kit page.
We make the outline.
You make it yours.
We print the frames, then gather the paper and little details. The best part happens at your table, one piece of tissue paper at a time.
Christmas comes first. These themes are drawn and waiting their turn. They aren’t for sale yet.






Either one. “Buy here” checks out through our own shop. “Buy on Amazon” takes you to our Amazon listing for the same kit. If a button says “coming soon,” that way to buy isn’t switched on yet.
Orders placed here ship for a flat $8.95. Amazon orders follow Amazon’s own shipping. The details are on our shipping & returns page.
We want you to end up with a window you love. Our shipping & returns page explains what to do.
Clear a flat work surface and bring scissors and window-appropriate tape. Take care when peeling, cutting, trimming and hanging your finished craft.
3D-printed PLA frames, colored tissue paper and clear self-adhesive contact paper. Tissue comes in 6 × 6 in squares, including an extra red square for practice, rather than tiny pre-cut pieces.
That depends on the maker and the pattern. There’s no timer to beat: start with one frame, take a break, or spend a little longer layering your colors.
Set out a tray or cover your table before you start. There’s no wet paint or glitter in this activity. Gather the tissue scraps and paper backings when you’re done.
tear. stick. shine.
A little kit, a sunny window, an afternoon.
That’s the whole recipe.