As decoration, you can use large volumetric snowflakes from scrap materials. They are hung from the chandelier, on the curtains. Place it on shelves or use it entirely as a decoration on the Christmas tree. I consider paper to be the most affordable manufacturing material, so we will use it.
Involve the children, let them develop their accuracy and fine motor skills, so that the process takes place in an unforgettable mood of expectation of a miracle. Or while you are creating a decorative element, let the child and other family members cut out openwork snowflakes according to the given templates from the previous article.
Do-it-yourself volumetric paper snowflakes
Nowadays, three-dimensional versions of snowflakes, or they are also called 3D, are very popular. Of course, you need more paper, but the effect is amazing.
With the help of such a decorative element, you can create an unusual photo zone in the apartment where guests will take pictures.
This snowflake can be taken to a kindergarten or school. Also hang and decorate an outdoor Christmas tree.
So, the simplest and most popular options for snowflakes.
In the first version, we used the same technology as in this article when we made an autumn leaf.
For a snowflake, take 6 square sheets, you can use multi-colored stickers.
The idea is that the piece of paper is folded diagonally and 3 slits are made on the fold side.
And the two shortest tips are connected, then the workpiece is turned out with the wrong side. The ends of the two middle strips are glued together.
Then the workpiece is unfolded again and the process continues until all the ends are glued together.
You will get 6 blanks.
And we glue these blanks with their bases to each other.
The next snowflake is even easier to make. It turns out very fluffy and many children like it.
For this we use a sheet of double-sided colored paper and cut it to make a square.
We fold it diagonally and then three more times, getting triangles.
You should have three sides, as in the photo, and a common fold line.
Now we wrap the long end inward and cut off the resulting triangle.
All that remains is to make even, long cuts.
Now carefully unfold the workpiece so that the paper fringe does not tear.
To get volume, we make two more similar blanks of a smaller size and connect them in the center.
Snowflake from newspapers
You can make it from newspapers, or you can make it from plain paper.
To glue one snowflake we need from five to 7 blanks.
We prepare the strips: long - 9 cm, medium - 8 cm, short - 7 cm.
Now we glue the ends of each strip.
We form the blank.
And we combine them into one product.
Newspaper is thinner than paper, so it's best to double each strip to add thickness.
We use toilet paper rolls
Toilet paper rolls are a great item for creativity.
For one snowflake we take one bushing and cut it into pieces of the same size.
And glue them together with hot glue in any order we like. To get a double leaf, you need to fold the ring in half.
If you are going to paint a snowflake, then the sleeve should not dissolve in water; use regular toilet paper.
Apply PVA glue to the edges of the finished product and sprinkle glitter on it.
Detailed diagrams on how to make voluminous paper snowflakes
I also found a detailed explanation of how to make three wonderful snowflakes. By the way, if you use self-sufficient tones like red, black or purple, it will turn out quite stylish and unusual.
Blue snowflake
We need to cut strips of two colors: 5 long, 10 medium and 10 short.
We connect like this: Glue the ends of the long strip, then glue the middle strips to its ends on the sides.
Then there is a turn of short strips, you get a blank.
Use a stapler or hot glue to connect the pieces in the middle.
How do you like the result?
Curly snowflake
You need five square sheets of paper of the same size.
We fold each square halfway and make slits of the same size to the center.
We unfold it and start making a ray. Glue each end of the strip to its beginning at the center, you get something like a droplet.
Let's collect all the pieces into one whole and rejoice at the result.
Black snowflake
A very impressive, but quite complex applique. There are two options for gluing it.
We take the strips of the same width and very even. We fold three strips perpendicular to each other and secure the center with paper clips. 
Let's connect the two outer strips to form a petal, and do the same with the rest.
You can do this. But there is another gluing option. 
Then we glue the side strips of one side together under the middle strip.
But then, in order to get more rays, you will need to make a second layer on top, but place it diagonally.
To decorate snowflakes, you can use braid, ribbons, beads, LEDs and other elegant elements.
What is it difficult to imagine the New Year without? That's right, without the corresponding decorative elements, the main ones of which are snowflakes. And our collection of paper snowflakes is constantly growing! Surely you have all already seen and know how to make such light ones:
Winter is the most creative time of the year! Yes, yes, don't be surprised. If you count how many cards, various crafts, decorations, gifts and snowflakes are made in the world (this is not counting the production of snow in the clouds), then this entire huge set will more than cover other pre-holiday preparations! And every year I want to do something new, original and pleasing to the eye. If you are looking for such an idea, then you are on the right track. Moreover, 2019 is coming to an end.
We propose to make new voluminous paper snowflakes - many step-by-step master classes, step by step, diagrams and various photos of ideas for the New Year 2020! If you have your own original ideas for snowflakes, send them to our New Year’s party using the form at the bottom of this article.
New video on how to make beautiful voluminous openwork snowflakes:
Snowflakes from openwork napkins
Openwork paper napkins can be an excellent material for creating New Year's crafts. After all, you can make a variety of snowflakes from them. 2 MKs on openwork snowflakes from Marina.
We show one of the options for creating such New Year's decor in this new master class for 2019.
First, fold the white openwork napkin in half. Then cut along the marked fold line with scissors. Next, each half needs to be cut in half. As a result, we got an openwork napkin, cut into 4 equal parts.
Now from these quarters we will make rays for the future snowflake. To do this, first fold the workpiece in half, marking the fold line.
Focusing on this line, we bend half of the openwork part.
Then we bend the second openwork half symmetrically.
By bending both sides, we get a blank for the first ray of a snowflake.
This is what it looks like from the front.
We continue to make other rays using the same principle.
And so we continue to work.
To make a snowflake, we needed 10 rays. If desired, the center can be decorated with a shiny rhinestone. We made such a New Year's snowflake from openwork napkins.
Now we propose to make a convex round snowflake from openwork napkins according to the 2018 master class. Very light and beautiful, suitable for children, see detailed instructions.
To create such a snowflake we prepared:
- openwork napkins (6 pieces are enough);
- scissors;
- glue;
- decorative rhinestone for the middle.
We will make the snowflake itself from peculiar little bags. To create them, we first need to bend the openwork napkin in half. After that, cut it with scissors along the fold line.
Then fold each half in half again and cut. As a result, we get 4 blanks from one napkin.
Now let's use glue and connect the edges of this workpiece so that we get a little bag.
In total, our snowflake will require 12 of these bags.
We take another napkin, it will serve as the basis for our snowflake. First glue 2 bags on it opposite each other.
Then we fix 2 more blanks in the other direction.
After this, evenly distribute the remaining bags and glue them onto an openwork napkin.
For the middle of the snowflake we will use other blanks. To create them, just cut a napkin in half.
After this, we immediately make small bags from the halves of openwork napkins.
In total we produce 4 such blanks.
We begin to glue them into the middle of the snowflake.
Fix all 4 bags evenly.
And we decorate the middle with decorative rhinestones. Our snowflake made from openwork napkins is ready.
Lush volumetric snowflake
Having 3 squares of paper, we can make the New Year's snowflake shown in this master class by Marina.
To create it, let's take:
- 3 squares of blue paper;
- PVA glue;
- decorative rhinestone.
Our craft consists of three elements, each of which will require one square blank. Let's start working on creating the first element. To do this, mark the transverse folds on the first blue square.
After this, fold the side edges of the square to the middle line.
Now let's fold the other sides.
We unfold one side as follows, giving it the appearance of a trapezoid.
We do the same on the other side.
Now the corners of the resulting workpiece need to be carefully straightened so that they acquire a square shape.
We do this with all four corners.
In place of these squares we make folds on both sides.
Next, we will straighten these folds and give the workpiece itself the appearance of an elongated rhombus.
We must make such diamonds from all four corners.
The resulting diamonds need to be narrowed a little more; to do this, we make folds on the sides.
The workpiece acquired this appearance after the folds were made.
It remains to fold it as follows. To do this, you need to turn the workpiece over to the other side and make folds along the transverse folds.
This is what this blank looks like from the other side.
From the remaining two squares we make similar blanks, and then glue them together.
And in the center of the craft we place a decorative rhinestone. It turned out to be such a voluminous snowflake.
Snowflakes curls
Simple strips of paper are used to create basic elements that can be glued together in any order. The number of options for such snowflakes tends to infinity, as in nature :)
A simple snowflake using the false quilling technique
Our master class on creating an openwork snowflake using the false quilling technique will help you make a decoration from strips of paper with minimal time and materials.
For the creative process you need to prepare the following materials:
- a sheet of white (or double-sided blue, silver) A4 paper;
- simple pencil;
- ruler;
- eraser;
- glue;
- scissors.
How to make an openwork snowflake using the unusual “false quilling” technique
The snowflake will consist of three types of elements, to create which you will need strips 1 cm wide. Each type of element must consist of six parts, so we need to draw a sheet of 18 stripes. The first 6 stripes should take up the length of the entire sheet. Draw the next 6 stripes perpendicular to the first. Draw the third type of stripes under the long ones, starting from the perpendicular stripes.
Cut strips of paper and fold them into three rows, depending on their length. In places where pencil lines are very visible, use an eraser.
To make it more convenient to work with strips, wrap them around a pencil and remove. Unlike the “” technique, our task is somewhat simplified, since we will not be working with dense curls, but with their similarity.
Take a strip from the “short” row. To wrap the strip into a ring, twist it around your finger, close the edges and glue it. Make the next turn a little weaker and glue it again at the base. Make a third turn in this manner. Cut off excess paper with scissors.
Do this with the remaining five short strips, making sure they are the same size.
Make exactly the same ring curls with stripes from the middle row.
Bend the longest strips in half.
Wind each end tightly onto a pencil and carefully remove the ring - you will get these double curls.
Press the smallest curl rings on both sides with your fingers, giving them an almond shape.
Press the middle curl rings from the ends to the center to form a figure of a four-pointed star (diamond).
Let's start collecting snowflakes. Connect the six almond-shaped parts together with glue. You will get something like a flower.
Glue double curls between the “petals”.
For convenience, glue double curls across one petal.
Then glue on the remaining double curls.
Glue the “stars” where the double curls meet.
That's all, the voluminous openwork snowflake is ready!
Look how twisted it is, like lace!
Thanks to the three-dimensional elements, folding such a snowflake is easier than when creating a quilling figure. Even small children can cope with such creative work if they are shown everything and helped, if necessary. Older children will figure out the intricacies of the work on their own. You can also come up with other elements and make several snowflakes to decorate a festive tree or interior. The main thing is desire, and everything will work out for you!
Snowflake made of paper squares
What to prepare to create snowflakes from paper squares:
- squares 8*8 cm, cut from decorative double-sided colored paper (scrap paper);
- scissors;
- pencil;
- glue;
- rhinestones, sparkles, sequins.
How to fold unusual snowflakes from ordinary paper squares
To work, you need two squares of the same size. If you want to make small snowflakes, use small squares and vice versa.
Cut squares of the required size from decorative paper. It is best to use paper that has a pattern on one side and a base color on the other, then the snowflake will look original.
Fold the squares in half twice.
Straighten the squares, the main lines will appear on them.
Fold the edges to the center line, pressing the folds with your finger.
Do exactly the same on the other side. When you straighten the squares, you will see that markings of small squares have appeared on them.
Using scissors, cut along the center folds to the length of one square.
Fold the corners at each edge as shown in the picture.
Tape the corners so that the patterned side is on top.
Glue one part of the snowflake onto the other so that the rays do not overlap each other.
Decorate the resulting snowflake with self-adhesive rhinestones, or stick on glitter with glue.
A beautiful figured snowflake made of squares is ready!
So, with very little effort, we got an unusual snowflake. Such beauty was created from two squares, it’s hard to believe! You are convinced that children can handle this kind of work, which means you can make a lot of wonderful snowflakes and use them to decorate rooms, gifts for loved ones and relatives, a festive tree or a Christmas wreath. And if you connect several snowflakes, you can make a garland, pendants or a crown decoration for the holiday.
Volumetric snowflake made of foamiran
Our regular author Marina will show you how to make a shiny three-dimensional snowflake in her new master class.
Snowflakes can be made from various materials. In this master class we propose to make such a craft for the New Year 2019 from shiny foamiran. But you can also choose colored paper; the folding technology is the same.
To make such a snowflake we prepared:
- shiny (glitter) foamiran of blue and silver color;
- scissors;
- toothpick;
- sharp knife;
- ruler;
- glue gun
Step-by-step instruction
We decided that our snowflake would be two-color, so we use foamiran in two colors - blue and silver. If desired, such a craft can be made in one color. The snowflake will consist of individual elements - rectangles. First, we cut out 3 rectangles measuring 2.5x14 cm from blue foamiran.
Now you need to make certain cuts on each rectangle. But first, let's use a ruler and a toothpick. On the wrong side, set aside 1 cm along the edges and draw small vertical lines with a toothpick. After this, the central part needs to be divided into 5 equal strips, the width of each of them will be 5 mm.
Next you will need a sharp utility knife. With its help, using a ruler, we carefully make cuts along the intended lines, not reaching 1 cm from each edge. This is best done under something hard (for example, a cutting board).
This is what our blue rectangle with cuts looks like, see photo:
We prepare other preparations in the same way. In total, 3 blue and 3 silver blanks will be used for our snowflake.
Now you can start creating the openwork rays of our snowflake. To do this, take one rectangle and carefully fold it in half, aligning the edges.
Using the same principle, using a glue gun we create the remaining shiny rays. There will be 6 of them in total.
For the base of the snowflake, cut out a small circle from silver foamiran. Glue the first blue ray to its wrong side.
We place the second (silver) ray opposite the first.
Now we fix the blue and silver rays between them using hot glue.
On the other side we also glue a couple of rays.
All that remains is to design the middle of our snowflake. To do this, cut out a small circle from silver foamiran and glue it.
Our volumetric snowflake made of shiny foamiran is ready.
Snowflake made from cardboard tubes
New Year's decor can be created even from scrap materials. An example would be a simple and interesting snowflake made from cardboard tubes, and the detailed process of its creation is shown in Marina’s master class. Such crafts can be done with children at home or in middle and senior groups of kindergarten.
To make such a snowflake we prepared:
- cardboard rolls from toilet paper or paper towels;
- ruler;
- pencil;
- brush;
- PVA glue;
- glitter;
- glue gun;
- scissors.
The first step is to make preparations for the future snowflake. We flatten the cardboard blank, and then make markings at a distance of 1 cm.
Then we need a glue gun, warm it up. He will help us connect 6 cardboard elements in a circle. This will be the base of our snowflake.
To create other elements of the snowflake, we must fold the cardboard strip in half.
In this way we add up the 12 remaining elements.
You should get 6 such blanks for a snowflake.
We begin to glue these blanks inside. We do this using a glue gun.
This is what our snowflake looks like at this stage.
All that remains is to decorate it and apply glitter. To do this, you first need to coat the top part of the craft with PVA glue; it is more convenient to do this with a brush.
Then pour glitter onto a sheet of paper.
Place the snowflake on this sheet with the coated side down. If necessary, glitter can be sprinkled on individual places. We made this snowflake from a cardboard tube.
Other options (photos and videos)
And more voluminous snowflakes from the Internet:
Original snowflakes made from strips of paper:
From voluminous snowflakes you can make beautiful garlands on the walls:
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Remember how, as children, we folded sheets of paper into triangles and randomly cut out all sorts of corners and circles on them, and when we unfolded the sheet, we got an unusual snowflake?
The New Year is coming, and the soul, just like in childhood, asks to decorate your home and office, but also with magical openwork decorations.
Only if earlier we came up with everything ourselves, now there are a lot of all kinds of templates and stencils, by circling them and cutting out the necessary parts, you can create with your own hands stunningly beautiful and quite unusual creations no worse than frost drawing on the windows.
Do you agree that now you want to create a pre-holiday mood? What's the cheapest and easiest way to do this? Cut out homemade ornaments, of course!
Simple and beautiful snowflakes made of paper will perfectly decorate the interior.
There is nothing easier than folding a regular paper square and looking at beautiful patterns to create triangular bases. Or transfer unusual curls from stencils, cutting them out to create unpredictable decoration options in expanded form.
Finished products can be used either separately or formed from them, for example snowfall.
And if a flat openwork snowflake seems too simple to you, then you can use your imagination and make voluminous decorations.
Do-it-yourself volumetric paper snowflakes
Volumetric jewelry looks more impressive than regular ones, and they are also created in a matter of minutes. The only thing is that you will have to tinker a little with gluing the protruding parts, but it’s worth it!
And if an ordinary snowflake is most often then attached somewhere to a surface, then a three-dimensional (volumetric) one can be made of any size. And hang it, either as a Christmas tree decoration, or as an additional decoration for a chandelier or doorway, or as an independent hanging decoration in the middle of the room.
Volumetric jewelry can be made using several techniques. The most common are: three-dimensional designs made from strips, origami, cutting out stencils and gluing them together.
Volume is created either by cutting and joining elements of a flat snowflake into protruding elements, or by gluing composite volumetric parts into a single structure.
To create them, in addition to sheets of paper, scissors and imagination, you will need a stapler, thread, glue, clothespins, paper clips and a ruler with a pencil.
Most often, voluminous snowflakes are made from snow-white paper, but no one forbids using colored or shiny paper sheets!
You can also cover the finished product with glitter. Or weave flowing rain and tinsel into it.
Simple patterns for making voluminous jewelry
There is no more intuitive way of needlework than making your own snowflake according to a pattern. The diagram, instead of words, gives a visual representation of how, step by step, to make with your own hands something that you will be proud of, and something that will delight the eyes of others.
So let's get started:
Scheme for making a three-dimensional “Pinwheel”.
Scheme for making a three-dimensional snowflake “Flower”.
Scheme for making a three-dimensional snowflake in origami style.
As you can see, everything is made quite easily and simply.
Beautiful and voluminous 3D paper snowflakes with your own hands
3D snowflakes are a type of three-dimensional products that, although they look intricate, are actually modeled in just a few simple steps.
Don't believe me? Let's try to make 3 versions of 3D snowflakes together.
What if we first try to make snowflakes from individual strips?
We take a strip and glue its ends together to form a droplet-loop.
Glue 5 droplets together to make something like a twig. For better gluing, you can clamp the “trunk” of the branch with a clothespin.
It is necessary to make 8 such branches.
To hold the branches together, you need to make a core. To do this, you can wrap a strip of paper around a regular bottle of varnish and glue it together.
Glue the branches onto the core and - voila! We've got a voluminous snowflake!
The next snowflake can also be made from stripes, but with a slightly more geometric shape:
We fold the strips crosswise and for better gluing, you can temporarily fasten them with paper clips.
We bend the outer strips into a spiral and glue their ends together.
We add more stripes on top of the previous ones and glue them together in the same way as the previous stripes.
Now we glue the spiral petals to the main guide strips. And to be sure, we secure them with paper clips while the glue dries.
We remove the paper clips - our snowflake is ready!
But you can make such interesting snowflakes without using separate strips, but simply by cutting separately folded sheets of paper:
Draw straight lines on the square along which we will cut the snowflakes
Cut along the drawn lines, leaving a slightly uncut edge on one end
Roll up the core and glue it together
We turn the next strips the other way and also glue them together.
The resulting “icicles” must be glued together
And now the voluminous snowflakes can’t wait to be hung on a thread
After all, it really turns out very beautifully?
Snowflake templates for cutting
But if you don’t have much time, then for simplicity and convenience you can use ready-made stencils. To do this, sheets of paper are usually folded in four and templates are transferred onto them, along the lines of which unnecessary parts are cut out. As soon as we unfold the sheet after cutting it out, we will have a snowflake ready!
We suggest you use the following stencils:
Option #1
Option No. 2
Option #3
Option No. 4
Option #5
How to glue voluminous snowflakes
Since snowflakes are usually made from plain or colored paper, any stationery glue for paper products will do.
However, it is worth remembering that the glue stick, if it has dried out a little, will weakly glue paper parts together and may not hold the glued components of bulk products.
Silicate glue is well suited for gluing, but it has one drawback - it takes a very long time to dry and some types of paper get wet through it.
The best option would be PVA glue, which, firstly, dries much faster than silicate glue, secondly, it has a higher viscosity than glue stick, and thirdly, it glues paper products almost tightly.
Therefore, if you have a choice, you should still use PVA glue to glue voluminous snowflakes.
Beautiful snowflakes for windows with cutting templates
Do you remember how in kindergarten the teachers helped us cut out snowflakes and then glued them to the windows? You immediately got the impression that it was snowing outside the window.
But in addition to simple lace products scattered around the window, you can create entire compositions from them!
For example, lay them out in the form of such a cute snowman, which will certainly bring a smile to everyone passing by:
Or you can depict a snow blizzard:
And this option for window design can fully replace any curtains!
In other words, use your imagination and create whatever comes to your mind!
Stencils for cutting snowflakes from paper
And to speed up the process of creating snowflakes of the same type, you can use stencils.
You can either translate the drawing using them and literally cut out gorgeous snowflakes in a matter of minutes. Or, following the example given, draw the necessary lines yourself and get openwork fluffy beauties.
Although stencils slightly limit the flight of imagination, you can still use them to learn how to make more “chiseled” shapes for cutting.
Stencil No. 1
Stencil No. 2
Stencil No. 3 
Stencil No. 4 
Stencil No. 5 
It is also worth saying that in recent years it has become very popular to cut out all kinds of shapes from paper using a special, very thin paper scalpel. This trend in needlework has not spared snowflakes!
But for this creation option, we will need stencils that need to be printed, and then applied to a sheet of paper and cut out with a blade using neat, precise movements.
Shall we risk making several of these decorations?
Almost a masterpiece with portraits of movie characters, isn’t it?
And fans of “Star Wars” will appreciate these snowflakes:
Even the most inexperienced needlewomen can cut out such options:
You can even include elements of national ornament: 
As they say, the eyes are afraid, but the hands are doing! It's definitely worth trying something new!
Snowflake templates for printing from A4 paper
Templates will help in cases where you need to cut out many identical snowflakes.
They can be printed, cut out in the form of such a corner template and then applied to folded paper blanks in order to trace complex details and then cut them out.
To make a template of a suitable size, you can either transfer it from the monitor screen by applying a sheet and carefully tracing the outline. Or by copying it to a Word file and stretching it on the page to the desired size.
Below we offer you several templates that can be printed on a printer and immediately used to cut out snowflakes on A4 sheets folded into triangles.
Template #1 
Template No. 2 
Template No. 3 
Template No. 4 
Template No. 5
Good luck in your creativity! Let this winter delight you not only with snow, but also with homemade stunning snowflakes that you will make yourself and, quite possibly, with your household!
Happy New Year!
The cold weather has arrived, snow has fallen, and a festive mood is in the air. Store shelves are filled with tangerines, Christmas tree decorations and tinsel; soon Christmas trees will go on sale and homes will be filled with the tangerine-pine festive aroma familiar from childhood. Until this happens, it’s time to think about decorating your home; in the last article we told and suggested, and now we will tell and show how to make a three-dimensional snowflake.
It seems that voluminous paper snowflakes are a simple decoration, but they will create a festive atmosphere in the house. That is why you should set aside a day of free time, stock up on paper, arm yourself with scissors, glue and imagination to make large voluminous snowflakes. And the video and step-by-step instructions that we will offer will help you make voluminous snowflakes.
We hope you enjoy the proposed DIY voluminous paper snowflakes, and the step-by-step instructions will help you make them.
Well, let's move from words to action and start looking at voluminous snowflakes step by step with photographs and videos.
Volumetric snowflakes 3D
To make them you will need:
- Paper (color of your choice);
- Scissors;
- Glue;
- Stapler;
- Ruler;
- Pencil.
How to do:
- From paper we make 6 identical squares of the size you need. A4 sheet is perfect for this.
- Fold the workpiece diagonally twice.
- On each resulting triangle we draw lines at right angles. The gap between the lines should be 1 centimeter.
- Next, we cut strictly along the drawn lines, do not cut to the edge, otherwise nothing will work.
- Unfold and start gluing the corners. We connect the first pair in one direction, the second pair in the opposite direction, and so we alternate until the end.
- We put the finished part aside and do the same with the other squares.
- When all the parts of the snowflake are ready, carefully connect them together with a stapler. The snowflake is ready!
Volume snowflakes made of 3D paper, see photos and videos below on how to make them.
Volumetric snowflakes made of 3D paper (2nd option)
The method for making this snowflake is similar to the previous one, but the result is different. For its manufacture, the same materials are required as in the previous version.
How to do:
- We take a sheet of A4, draw 6 squares, the side of each is 9.5 centimeters. If desired, the squares can be made larger.
- Cut out the squares.
- We fold each square diagonally, using a ruler and pencil we draw at a right angle to the bend of the line. The distance between them is 1 centimeter.
- Next, we make cuts along the drawn lines, but not reaching the bend.
- We unfold the workpiece.
- Now we begin to make the first part of the snowflake. Take the 2 bottom strips and glue their edges together. Next, turn the workpiece over and do the same with the next pair of strips. So until the end. Do this for all the remaining squares.
- When all the poles of blanks are ready, we connect them to form one snowflake.
Snowflake made of stripes
- Paper;
- Scissors;
- Glue.
How to do:
Volumetric snowflake made of stripes, second option
For manufacturing you will need the same as in the previous case.
How to do:
Volumetric snowflakes flowers
For production you will need:
- Glue;
- Scissors;
- Printed stencils (attached to instructions below).
How to do:
- First of all, we save the stencils and print them on a color printer. For one snowflake you will need 20 figures for the inner row of the snowflake and 20 for the outer one. The figures for the inner row should be slightly smaller.
- We cut out the shapes, fold them in half and use glue to glue the halves together, 4 pieces at a time.
- As a result, these are the spare parts you get.
- Cut out a small circle from cardboard, about 5 centimeters in diameter. We glue large parts in a circle for the outer circle. Please note that the petals should not overlap each other.
- Next, between the petals of the outer circle we glue the petals of the inner circle.
- Now we need to cover the void on the circle; for this we can use paper strips folded like an accordion. The result is such beauty.
If desired, the proposed stencils can be printed in black and white and colored with pencils as desired.