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Suncatcher

Mondrian Inspired Suncatcher

Supplies:
Black Frame Mat
Tissue paper
Glue Stick
Scissors
Card Stock
ribbon

Cut a piece of card stock the same size as the mat. Cut out the center the same size as the mat. Cut strips of tissue paper enough to fill the center of the mat. Use your glue stick to rub glue on the back on the mat. Place strips of colored tissue paper on the back of the mat. Place one strip horizontal and then the next one vertical until you have covered the center of the mat. Cut a piece of ribbon. Glue to the back of the mat. Now gule the card stock to the back of the mat to give it a finished look. When it is dry you can hang your suncatcher up with a suction cup hanger on the window.
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