Also known as The Great 3D Snowflake Tutorial.
First things first: Please ignore my chipped nail polish in the photos. Muddy and Nana are both rolling in their graves right now. Pretend they’re immaculately buffed and polished please.
Second thing: I wanted to use our new FlipCam to do the first video blog, but I can’t find it. I think it just might be at Kip’s house… ahem.
Third aka the Tutorial: I’ve posted the materials and highlight photos below, but HARK! There is a PDF you can download that has ALL the photos and painstakingly detailed instructions for those of you who, like me, need a little extra help on this kind of thing. It also has extra tips, tricks, and ways to glam up your snowflakes. You’re welcome.
snowflake tutorial <— click there for the rockin’ tutorial
You’ll need:
Tape
Twine, ribbon, thread, or fishing line
Stapler
Scissors
Paper, 6 sheets per snowflake
Snacks
That’s right… they’re awesome.
I made some large 3-D ones but also some smaller traditional ones like we all made in grade school. A winter wonderland!
HAVE FUN!
All that was missing from mine was the cookies lol
) Thanks this is awesome!!
Wow, Kat!! You should have taught this in conjunction with the bookmaking class… I mean, it is all paper-crafting, right?!?!? I will try this at home (with blunt scissors, just in case).