Directions
1. Using thin paper, cut into a circle. Hint – use plate, bowl, etc. as a guide to get a perfect circle shape.
2. Fold in half. Fold in half again. And again.
3. Cut away.
4. Unfold to see your beautiful snowflake.
Or if you are a visual person here is a great guide for making paper snowflakes (a bit differently than the way I make mine.)
Guide from High Hopes
(Check out free templates as well!)
When you are done, you could hang them on a window, on your Christmas tree, make a snowflake garland or even a snowflake curtain.
Snowflake Curtain by bugs & fishes
Snowflake Templates
(found via pinterest)
(Download Template – Directions Below)
Directions to use snowflake template (via Yarn Owl)
- Print out the guide on thin paper – regular printer paper is fine.
- Fold in half along the dotted line, then in half again, then fold 2 more times, taking care to leave the cutting guide on top, so you could see it.
- Cut out the snowflake (white part is what you need, gray part is to be thrown away.
- Carefully unfold your creation, place it between sheets of paper and iron out.
{To use free Christmas Verse & Activity Cards}
1. Click on the images above.
2. Right click to ‘Save As’ on your computer
3. Open the file & print onto cardstock
2. Right click to ‘Save As’ on your computer
3. Open the file & print onto cardstock
Feel free to email me if you have questions or problems downloading the file.
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*For personal use only, not for resale. All rights belong to Ashlee Proffitt Design.
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*For personal use only, not for resale. All rights belong to Ashlee Proffitt Design.