The Unique

I recently watched the movie My Christmas Family Tree. It was an emotional movie with touching episodes.  A young lady named Vanessa Hall, who had no family, took a DNA test and found her biological father. She contacted him and traveled to her biological father, Richard, and his family's home for Christmas. I loved how Richard and his wife welcomed Vanessa. During the holiday, the DNA testing company called and told her they made a mistake and mixed up her results with another one from Vanessa Hall. She got upset with this news. I thought the story ended here, but no. The story had a positive and surprising ending. I am not going to tell you the ending because you can lose your interest in watching.  I enjoyed watching "My Christmas Family Tree," and I strongly recommend you watch this movie, as it is very interesting.

I will make this decoration from thick A4 paper, but I recommend you make it from thin A4 paper. I didn’t buy a new one because I already had thick paper at home, but when you make it with thin paper, it’s easier to fold and cut, and it comes out neater. So, let’s get started! I fold the top left corner of the paper down, and I cut out the part I marked. Then I fold it in half and open it again. I fold the left and right sides from bottom to top. I fold the left and right sides from the sides to the middle and cut out the part I marked. I fold the left and right sides from the sides to the middle, and cut out the part I marked.    The top of the paper is raised, so it looks diagonal, but actually, I cut it straight.  I draw a picture like this on the paper, and I cut out the parts I marked.  It looks beautiful.