First of all, Draw the shooting star outline the size you want it to be, then cut the lattice strips to fit the shapes of the outline. Stick together using glue and tape to hold in place till well stuck. Remove tape and paint or decorate as desired...........
I would cut a star shape. Then lay the strips out face down equally spaced with a little gap between. Join with another strips across the middle and one above and below. Use glue to join. When dry, turn over. Take the star template and put onto the front, draw around then take a jigsaw saw and cut out. To get sharp pints and turns, cut from outside towards the middle. Sand edges.
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Hello Tia.
First of all, Draw the shooting star outline the size you want it to be, then cut the lattice strips to fit the shapes of the outline. Stick together using glue and tape to hold in place till well stuck. Remove tape and paint or decorate as desired...........
Here is the gorgeous one featured last week
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/christmas/shooting-stars-33505814
Shooting Stars
Staple them into the star shape. Attach lights by wrapping them around. Use 3 strands to be the trailing lights.
Hello, the link below might be helpful in your search for a lattice Christmas star , additionally this one has lights, a shooting star effect.
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/christmas/shooting-stars-33505814?
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/rooms/how-to-make-a-rustic-twig-star-36724323
Shooting Stars
How to Make A Rustic Twig Star
I would cut a star shape. Then lay the strips out face down equally spaced with a little gap between. Join with another strips across the middle and one above and below. Use glue to join. When dry, turn over. Take the star template and put onto the front, draw around then take a jigsaw saw and cut out. To get sharp pints and turns, cut from outside towards the middle. Sand edges.