A tree for the table

^t| A tree for the łabie jj^

This i$ o pretty centrepiece tor Chnsłmas Day! Tasty. roo!

You’ll need:

Green card — enough ło cut ouł five łrees

Silver thread and a needle with an eye big enough to take the thread After-dinner chocolate mints wrapped in $ilver foli Transparent sticky tape 1. Tracę the half-tree patiem from the stencil page on to a sheet of folded paper. Then you have your patrern tor the Table Tree.

2. Cut out five irees trom the pattern (which. remember. is a fuli tree) from the green card. Fold each one in half.

3. Tape silver thread to the mints, tie them at the top. and thread the ends on to the needle.

4. Push the needle fhrough the card from the inside of each folded card to the outside so that the mints dangle inside the fold at rancom intervals, securing each one with sticky tape.

5. Glue the outsiaes of the cards fogether to make a five-siced tree. The taped ends ot the $ilver thread will then be hidden and the tree will stand on the table. Trim the edges to match after glueing it necessary.

6. Have a pair of scissors handy to cuf the parcels from the tree after the meal.