Decorating your home for the holidays is not an easy task, but nothing is easier if you figure out how to make a paper snowflake - this decor looks attractive and has been relevant for many years. Moreover, you can make not just ordinary flat decorations, but also voluminous ones. By the way, they can be used in interior decoration, a festive table, or even decorate a Christmas tree with them.
Traditional garlands from paper leaves have been cut out for several generations and are the most popular type of decoration. It's best to get the whole family together and do this activity - this way you can have a good time and make snowflakes with your own hands - with different designs.
Traditional decorations are made by folding a sheet of paper six times - you can see patterns of snowflakes. However, if you want to get a more sophisticated decor, you should not stop at the classic options; you can quite easily fold the sheet any number of times - this way the snowflakes for the New Year will turn out to be varied.
What you need to make paper snowflakes yourself:
- paper - simple office white paper is suitable, as well as an album for children's creativity. You shouldn’t take particularly dense varieties like watercolor - such a blank will not be very easy to bend and cut.
- breadboard knife and stationery scissors - directly for cutting. If you plan to make paper snowflakes with your children, make sure they have scissors with rounded ends.
- pencil and eraser - for applying markings and patterns to the workpiece.
Several ways to create
How to make a beautiful snowflake out of paper if you have never done it before? You can go through trial and error if you have enough time and enthusiasm. Fold the sheet in any way convenient for you, and then pick up scissors or a stationery knife.
This video shows 3 ways to fold paper to cut out snowflakes:
draw the pattern and cut it out correctly:
If you don't mind bends, you can use nail scissors. First of all, you need to give your future snowflake a beautiful edge - you can simply cut it with a smooth line, cut out ice crystals or even a few teeth. It all depends on your imagination.
Then you need to cut through the main decorative elements - they can be abstract or quite logical - for example, a pattern with herringbones looks beautiful. After you cut out the main elements, add small ones - it is more convenient to do them with a stationery knife (for this you can place the workpiece on a special mat for cutting paper or on a pile of old newspapers or magazines - this will help protect the table).
Then the workpiece needs to be smoothed. A few attempts will help you get your bearings and decide on a design.
If you don't understand how to fold paper, you can use the most in a simple way- fold paper sheet in half, then again - a diamond will come out. Fold it again to form a triangle - the corner where the most folds will be the central part, and the free sides will be the edge. You can look at addition schemes to obtain elements with any number of rays.
A colored paper snowflake looks impressive - especially if it double-sided colored paper with glitter effect. By the way, the finished snowflake can be decorated with decorative glue and glitter.
Try folding paper for a snowflake according to one of the patterns and cutting out something at your discretion, and if you don’t like the result, you can always print out a beautiful pattern and make snowflakes with your own hands from paper or a blank.
How to cut out big beautiful snowflakes?
Download diagrams of large snowflakes for cutting out of paper or look at stencils of beautiful snowflakes.
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If you want to understand how to make a three-dimensional snowflake out of paper, then first you need to define the terms. Three-dimensional can be either an ordinary shape, which is folded after cutting and fixed in such a way that it turns out to be corrugated, or a structure that is made from several elements.
The most impressive look is the beautiful huge snowflakes (larger in size than an A4 sheet), which are assembled from several fragments. Making a large snowflake without an assembly diagram is very difficult; you need to have good spatial thinking. To understand how to make each element and understand how a three-dimensional structure is obtained from it, it is better to watch a short and understandable master class.
The best DIY voluminous snowflakes made from foil and paper come when you follow inspiration and at the same time look at the working assembly diagram.
Do you want to figure out how to cut snowflakes out of paper with an unusual design in the form of Einstein's head or with symbols from Game of Thrones? You will need snowflake templates to cut out - follow the instructions and you will get exactly the same result as in the image.
If you are confident in your own abilities, then you can try to draw your own stencils for cutting - first we fold the sheet the required number of times, then on one side we make a drawing of what should end up and cut it out.
With such decorative elements you can decorate your apartment or christmas tree, and they can also be used at a party - of course, if it is in the spirit of a popular fandom. However, you can go the other way and not print out the finished design, but study step by step wizard class and figure out how a folded triangle of paper turns into familiar symbols and faces.
Try cutting snowflakes out of paper using cutting templates.
Unusual voluminous paper snowflakes can be made in another way - for example, using the quilling technique. You will need strips from which you will twist spirals and glue them together.
Take advantage ready-made idea with a photo or video, or come up with something of your own. To make voluminous beautiful snowflakes from colored paper with your own hands - take a look step by step lessons and you will learn how to make unusual snowflakes from paper and colored foil by looking at the cutting diagrams.
However, if you like to cut and have a good knife for cutting out paper, then you can make fan snowflakes with your own hands. This is a complex design with interesting design, which is assembled from several layers - like a children's pyramid. Each layer consists of sheets of paper folded like a fan, on which fancy patterns are cut out.
Here's a large, voluminous snowflake you can make from two sheets of paper folded like a fan:
The paper fan made in this way is glued with three or four similar fans - this will be the largest circle. By the way, you can make it quite dense, without large quantity openwork elements, or take sheets of blue or blue color- subsequent layers will shine through and the product will actually glow with blue light.
The next paper circle is also made from fans, but of a smaller size; you can change the depth of the fold and choose an interesting pattern. This is how several layers are made step by step - you shouldn’t do too much, 3-6 layers will be enough.
To assemble a snow globe, you will need a drawing - you can print it out or come up with it yourself based on the master class. All that is required for this product is to figure out how many elements you will assemble your ball from, and how you will fasten the elements together (the easiest way is to glue them), and then prepare a template for one such element.
Now you know how to cut New Year's snowflakes and can even bring a little winter decoration and comfort to your home even in the hottest summer.
“Beauty Snowflake” Master class with step-by-step photos.
Cutting snowflakes from paper.
Sidorova Zoya Grigorievna, teacher at MBDOU " Kindergarten combined type No. 8 "Stork" MichurinskDescription: This master class is intended for children from 6 years old, educators, teachers additional education, loving parents and creative people.
Purpose: for decorating a room for the New Year, Christmas holidays, a gift, Christmas decorations, can serve as work for a New Year, Christmas exhibition, competition.
Target: making paper snowflakes.
Tasks:
Learn to cut snowflakes from paper.
Introduce the technique of cutting out 6 and 8 ray snowflakes.
Develop the ability to work with scissors, Creative skills, imagination, fantasy, aesthetic taste.
To cultivate hard work, patience, accuracy, the desire to complete the work started, the desire to do something nice for family and friends.
Dear colleagues, today I would like to present a master class on cutting out paper snowflakes. Everyone has cut out snowflakes from paper at some point. Have you noticed that a miracle is happening? You fold a simple sheet of paper, cut it out, cut it out... And you don’t even mean that you are performing magic with your own hands, what happens under New Year! What happens there is not clear. Then you carefully unfold it and... This is no longer a simple piece of paper, this is beauty! The symmetry of a snowflake fascinates, attracts the eye, you want to look at it and admire it.
This master class is designed for children from 6 years old. The work will be of interest to everyone who loves to create and bring joy to friends and family during the Christmas holidays.
Some interesting information:
Once upon a time, people believed that snow or rain were water droplets. In the warm season, rain pours out of the clouds, and in winter they fly out like snowflakes. But scientists have proven that snowflakes are not formed from water droplets, but are produced from steam.
This vapor is constantly present in the air. He rises high into the sky, where it is very cold. There, water vapor turns into tiny pieces of ice. The ice floes move, collide and cling to each other. So they grow, becoming bigger and bigger. And they begin to fall to the ground like beautiful snow stars.
Ah, beautiful and sweet!
How could it become like this?
All made of rays - needles.
But the needles are not from Christmas trees!
And so delicate!
I'll catch her now!
(Snowflake)
Today I bring to your attention a master class on making paper snowflakes
Materials required for work:
1. A4 sheet of paper
2. Scissors.
3. Simple pencil
Rules for handling scissors:
1. Check the tool before work. Use well-adjusted and sharpened scissors.
2. Do not hold scissors with the ends up, do not carry them in your pocket.
3. Do not use scissors with loose hinges.
4. Do not cut with scissors on the go, do not approach your friends while working, do not leave the scissors with the blades open.
5. Pass the scissors only closed, with the rings towards a friend.
6. Place the scissors on the table so that they do not hang over the edge of the table.
7. Monitor the movement and position of the blades during operation.
8. Use scissors only for their intended purpose.
Step by step process performing the work:
You can use office paper for cutting out snowflakes, colored paper for children's creativity, paper for origami.
1 Method. Cutting out an 8-ray snowflake.
This snowflake base is easier to create for children of preschool and primary school age.
We fold the blank for the snowflake from a square sheet of paper, so we cut off the excess part
Fold the resulting triangle in half perpendicular to the base
Fold in half again, connecting the sharp corners of the triangle
Fold again, aligning the sides.
Cut off the excess part. The resulting triangle is the basis for the snowflake.
A simple pattern can be cut out immediately without preparation:
It turned out to be such a snowflake
Method 2. Cutting out a 6-ray snowflake.
You need to fold the paper to form a regular hexagon
We start folding from a square
Place the triangle base down
We divide the unfolded angle of the base of the triangle into three equal angles
We wrap one sharp corner according to the photo
We put a second acute angle on it
Trim evenly to form a triangle
Fold the triangle in half
Using a simple pencil, draw a drawing on the base.
Cut out the painted part
We carefully unfold it. It turned out to be a snowflake.
You can make the pattern more interesting by cutting out small triangles, stripes, etc.
The same snowflake will be more carved and beautiful
We will cut out the next snowflake without a pencil sketch. The thinner the pattern on the base, the more beautiful the snowflake will turn out
Use your imagination, cut as you like
Cut until there is very little paper left on the base.
Carefully unfold
And here she is - our beauty
Using such snowflakes, we decorate the group for New Year's holidays
What if you put the most beautiful snowflake in a frame? It turned out like this:
Today we will show you how easy it is to make beautiful snowflakes yourself to decorate your apartment, home or office for the New Year. Cutting them out using the examples of the diagrams and templates given here will not be difficult even for a beginner!
What needs to happen first is to select suitable color and paper thickness. It will be much easier to make snowflakes from thin paper: it can be easily bent and cut without much effort.
Of course, you can use thick paper blanks. But then it’s better to take a sharp knife or scalpel instead to prevent the edges of the paper from moving. For most of us, cutting with scissors is more familiar and convenient: even ordinary hairdressers are suitable for making perfectly smooth contours. And small details are best done using miniature manicure scissors.
It is worth deciding on the size of the paper in advance. The best option in most cases is A5 sheets (this is half of a regular A4 landscape sheet).
Once selected suitable material, you can go directly to production.
We tried to make some really nice paper snowflakes. This is one of the best we have done.
The diagram below shows how you can fold the paper to further cut out the classic 6-pointed snowflake.
Fold a sheet of paper to cut out a six-pointed snowflake
As can be seen from the diagram, a regular sheet of paper of the format we have chosen is folded as shown in Figure (b), then the excess part is cut off (Figure (c)). Next, unfold the folded paper and bend it along the dotted lines as shown in figure (d). The resulting figure (Figure (e)) must be folded again along the dotted line and then trim off the excess edges. That's it, the paper is ready to cut out snowflakes.
There are other ways to fold a triangle. For example, the workpiece can be made as in the figure below.
How to fold a triangle to cut out a snowflake
How to cut a snowflake?
You can see the entire process from folding a piece of paper to cutting out a beautiful New Year's snowflake in the video below. Particularly complex curls and thin slits are best achieved with a utility knife.
If you already know how to fold paper to cut out snowflakes, then you can go straight to the templates. You can start with simple ones. Examples are shown in the figure below.
Snowflake patterns Want to know everything possible ways cutting out six-pointed snowflakes? Watch a special video that clearly shows 3 such methods. Which one is better - decide for yourself!
From the following videos you will learn how you can draw a pattern yourself to cut out a beautiful New Year's snowflake.
How can you cut a beautiful snowflake from a folded paper triangle using patterns downloaded on the Internet? Everything is very simple!
Examples of patterns for cutting out six-pointed snowflakes
In the examples above, you need to cut out the snowflake according to the diagram shown above so that only the white part remains, the black part must be cut off.
Snowflakes are made by analogy, the cutting templates for which are presented below.
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You can take even more patterns for cutting out easy-to-make snowflakes at the link - Download templates
How to make your own template in various PC programs
Agree, a lot of time and paper can be spent on cutting out snowflakes blindly and choosing at least a few normal ones from the many freaks. In order to carefully work out the shape of a snowflake before moving on to cutting it out in kind, it is best to use some kind of CAD program.
We draw the diagram ourselves
Original diagrams can be created using computer-aided design systems. Let's look at this using the KOMPAS-3D program as an example. If you know how to work with it, use it; if you don’t want to understand it, skip this part of the article, it’s not for you.
Let's create a 3D model of our future snowflake. Open “File” - “Create”, select “Part”. First we need to create a sketch. We draw two auxiliary lines in it, intersecting at the origin of coordinates at an angle of 30° to each other, as shown in the figure below.
Creating a snowflake model in the Compass 3D program Next, at right angles to the vertical auxiliary line, you can draw another line. The result is a triangular area limited on all sides. In this sector we have to draw the future template of a six-rayed snowflake. To construct various openwork elements and curls, you can use the Spline by Points tool. The result should be a snowflake template like this.
Sketch for cutting out paper snowflakes with 6 rays in the Compass 3D system Now let's see what a snowflake cut out using this template will look like. Select our drawing with the mouse and click the “Symmetry” button in the “Editing” tab.
Create a template for cutting snowflakes from paper Now all that remains is to select the resulting ray of a six-pointed snowflake, in the “Editor” tab, select the “Copy” - “Circle” item. We indicate the center - the origin of coordinates and 6 copies in increments of 60 degrees. It should look like the picture below.
The snowflake is almost ready If you wish, you can display everything in 3D and take a better look at the resulting beauty. But in principle, everything is already perfectly visible, so there is no need to waste time on this. If you are satisfied with the result, just save the above template to disk in a suitable format, print it on a sheet of paper of the desired size, and you can start cutting out the snowflake.
Snowflake 3D model No. 1 To make a snowflake template from a three-dimensional model, create a 3D drawing in Compass (Click the mouse in the top menu “File” - “Create” - “Drawing”), insert a view from this model into the document, select the appropriate scale and print it on a printer.
Paper snowflake template from 3D model Of course, using a CAD program to make templates is not the easiest option. But don’t be upset, because there is an intuitive and simple program for drawing snowflakes - the Snowf graphic editor, which even a child can use. When drawing a pattern in this program, you do not need to draw any axes, mirror anything, etc. - everything is done absolutely automatically. The intuitive interface allows you to master the program in a matter of minutes. To draw, you just need to move the mouse and watch how the pattern on the screen changes.
Other options for making snowflakes
Snowflakes made using a hole punch look original. Making them is easier and faster than cutting out complex patterns.
To cut out such multi-beam snowflakes, a sheet of paper is folded according to the pattern that is clearly shown (see Blank No. 2).
The models and video tutorials given in this article will help you and your children learn how to cut out amazing New Year's snowflakes that will bring a holiday atmosphere to your home and will delight the eyes of others!
Snowflakes... How beautiful and how different they are. Each of us can create such beauty ourselves. Moreover, the New Year is coming soon and the soul asks to create a festive atmosphere in the house not only with the help of a Christmas tree, tinsel, garlands, but also snowflakes.
You can use snowflakes in different ways: stick on a window, make a panel, hang on a Christmas tree, decorate a wall beautiful garlands from snowflakes or use them as coasters festive table. It all depends on the type and size of paper used and, of course, on how much time you have available.
They are very easy to make; even a child who has just learned to use scissors can cope with this task. And they turn out different for everyone, since even among the real ones you can’t find two identical ones.
To work, you will need paper that is thin enough so that it can be folded at least 8 times, maybe 16 times, and in this form can be cut. You can also use tissue paper, but it has one minor drawback - it only white. But there is also an advantage: it is good to cut out small snowflakes from it. You can also take wrapping paper, thin foil, plain or multi-colored. Two-color paper is also good.
Don't forget about scissors, as well as glue and tape to create voluminous beauties. As for shapes and patterns, the diagrams, templates and stencils that I have selected for you will come to the rescue. Let `s start?
Paper snowflakes: simple and beautiful patterns for windows 2019
With these patterns, younger children can have fun cutting out dozens of simple paper snowflakes, while older children and adults can begin creating more complex, lacy designs. All you need is paper and scissors. Then adults can help tape them together, hang them from the ceiling, and together you can watch the snowfall floating in the air. You can also decorate windows with them or add them to holiday gift wrapping or make a New Year's card.
Everyone knows that snowflakes in nature have hexagonal symmetry, but most people shy away from creating paper snowflakes that imitate natural ones. Partly because we think it's easier to fold and cut an octagonal snowflake.
I offer you a quick and easy way to fold a hexagonal snowflake. Once you learn this trick, you'll want to make all your paper snowflakes hexagonal.
You can use any paper: A5, A4 or square. Any excess will be trimmed off once the piece is ready.
Avoid using thick or heavy paper as it can be difficult to fold and cut.
Instructions:
The finished snowflake will have folds and will not lie flat on the surface. This can easily be corrected by placing it under a press from a heavy book.
By folding paper according to this principle and cutting out various patterns, you can create beautiful snowflakes.
By using gift packaging square shape you can make a huge snowflake that will decorate the walls or table, giving them a festive look.
And to make it easier to cut out such a snowflake, wrap a thin wrapping paper more dense as shown in the figure.
If you want to decorate your windows with paper snowflakes, there is a little trick you can use to make them more resistant to condensation. Place the snowflake between two sheets of wax paper (parchment) and iron on low. The wax will melt, absorb into the snowflake and make it moisture resistant.
This can only be done in the presence of an adult!
How to make volumetric (3D) snowflakes from paper (step-by-step diagrams)
Now I want to show you how you can liven up a dull corner of any room or office with the help of hanging volumetric snowflakes. You can cut them out of colored paper instead of white, or decorate them with sparkling glitter. It all depends on your imagination and preferences.
There are several techniques for making such beauties: voluminous snowflakes made from stripes, origami, quilling, cutting out stencils and gluing them.
To create three-dimensional snowflakes, you need to stock up on paper, scissors, glue, a stapler and patience, since their creation will take a little more time than simple ones. But believe me, it's worth it.
Step-by-step instructions for making 3D jewelry
What could be simpler than step-by-step instructions for needlework? After all, better than any words, it gives a clear idea of how to make a craft with your own hands. Let's look at several options for voluminous snowflakes.
The finished snowflake can be decorated with a bead in the center.
The following New Year's snowflakes in the shape of stars will look very beautiful on your Christmas tree. And although they look complex and confusing, they are incredibly easy to make.
Quilled snowflakes can range from super detailed and extraordinary to simpler ones. But all of them are carried out from the very best simple shapes. For those who would like to try their hand at this technique, I have prepared one simpler one step by step instructions and one more complex one.
Instruction 1:
Instruction 2:
Using these instructions, anyone can make a beautiful three-dimensional snowflake from triangular paper modules for the New Year. The instructions are designed for beginners, which is why they are so detailed. To create such a snowflake, you need to prepare 120 modules from thick white or colored paper.
You can get even more ideas for creating 3D snowflakes from this video with step-by-step instructions.
Snowflake templates for paper cutting with piggy
The tradition of expecting something good from the coming new year is rooted in ancient times. In this regard, every year we try in every possible way to honor and appease the new owner. I offer you a couple of template options for making paper snowflakes depicting the symbol of the coming year.
Snowflakes-ballerinas made of paper. Templates for downloading and printing
These snowflakes are in the shape of ballerinas with full skirts will be another wonderful decoration for Christmas tree or interior. They are much simpler to perform than it seems at first glance. After printing out the ballerina templates and following the snowflake tutorial below, you'll only need scissors, paper, and string for hanging.
By following this pattern and templates, you will be able to cut beautiful skirts for ballerinas.
Since many people associate New Year's Eve with magic, you might want to bring it into your home with the help of snowflake fairies.
Skirts for them can be cut from paper napkins, then they will look more airy.
You can also use a less time-consuming method and cut out such beauties using stencils. But keep in mind that in this case they will lose their volume.
Paper snowflakes made using the vytynanka technique
Vytynankas are carved paper patterns and include openwork, silhouette and similar images. The shape of the protuberances can resemble circles, diamonds, squares, ovals, stripes.
I tried to find it for you interesting templates protrusions that can be printed, attached to a sheet of paper, traced, cut out and decorated with windows, Christmas trees or made into garlands.
Snowflake stencils in A4 format for New Year's window decor
By printing these stencils, you can fold an A4 sheet in a matter of minutes and cut out something like this interesting snowflakes. The advantage of such templates is that you don't have to rack your brains over the pattern. Just choose your favorite, print and cut out.
That's all for me today. Enjoy creating paper snowflakes! Don't worry if your snowflakes don't turn out perfect! It may take some time and patience to learn how to fold paper and cut out the desired patterns. Moreover, not a single snowflake in nature is absolutely symmetrical!
You can use office paper, colored paper for children's creativity, or origami paper for cutting out snowflakes.
It is convenient to use ordinary stationery scissors to cut out relatively large sections of the pattern, for example along the edge of a snowflake.
To cut out small details and complex patterns, it is better to use hairdressing scissors and manicure scissors.
DIY snowflakes
So, the paper and scissors have been selected, now you can proceed to the first stage of making snowflakes - folding the paper. To obtain a hexagonal blank from which a snowflake will subsequently be made, cut out a square of the required size from a sheet of paper.
How to get squares of different sizes from an A4 sheet
1. Fold a sheet of paper in any way, but so that one part is larger than the other, and then cut along the marked line.
2. Fold most of the sheet along a bisector.
3. Cut off the excess paper to make a square.
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4. The blank for the big snowflake is ready.
5. Repeat steps 2-3 with the smaller part of the sheet remaining after step 1.
6. The result is a blank for a medium snowflake.
7. With the trim remaining after step 6, repeat steps 2-3.
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8. The result is a blank for a small snowflake. Thus, from one A4 sheet you can make blanks for three snowflakes of different sizes.
The dimensions of the blanks may vary slightly. They depend on how the original sheet was folded in step 1. In addition, a large snowflake can be obtained by cutting a square from a whole A4 sheet.
How to fold a hexagonal blank from a square
Now we need to make a regular triangle from the square (in unfolded form - a hexagon), from which a snowflake will be cut out.
Method No. 1
1. Fold the square in half.
2. Then fold the sheet “by eye” so that the angles indicated in diagram 3 are equal.
3. Turn the workpiece over to the other side.
4. The fold should run along the edge of the workpiece, bent in step 2 of the layer, and the top edge should coincide with the left fold.
5. Trim off any excess paper evenly.
Method No. 2
1. Fold the square diagonally.
2. Mark the middle of the leg of the resulting triangle (side).
3. Connect the vertex (right angle) of the triangle with the intended middle of the leg. Mark the fold line and again unfold the workpiece to a triangle.
4. Now mark the middle of the base of the triangle.
5. Connect the middle of the leg with a point lying on the marking line obtained in step 3. The fold line should pass through the middle of the base of the triangle.
6. Connect the base of the triangle to the fold line obtained in step 5.
7. Cut off the excess paper along the indicated line.
Advice
Choose the size of the hexagonal blank (large, small or medium) yourself based on the paper you use for cutting, the complexity of the snowflake and your skills in working with scissors.
Cutting out a snowflake
1. Fold the regular triangle obtained using one of the methods suggested above (an unfolded hexagon) in half. Perform all actions very precisely so that later you do not cut through the layers of paper folded crookedly with scissors. Make sure that the circled tip (see diagram) is in the center of the future snowflake.
2. Start cutting. In the diagrams, areas of paper that need to be removed are indicated in bright pink. First, form the outer edge of the snowflake. To do this, cut out a pattern on the top side of the workpiece, as shown in the diagram.
3. Then cut out the pattern on both sides of the workpiece. The last to be cut are small elements inside the workpiece and near an acute corner.
4. The snowflake is ready, all that remains is to carefully unfold it.
We will cut out all the presented snowflakes according to this description, starting from step 2, when the regular triangle is already folded in half. The fact is that all snowflakes are cut out the same way, only the pattern changes, so we did not repeat the description of the work many times, but limited ourselves to only exact diagrams.
The process of making each snowflake consists of 3-5 sequential diagrams, on which the areas of paper to be removed are indicated in black. The last diagram, which shows a completely cut out, but not yet unfolded, snowflake, is also a template. You can “by eye” draw a pattern from it onto your workpiece, or transfer it using tracing paper and carbon paper.
Advice
The snowflake should look like a graphic image with a clearly readable pattern, so perform all stages of the work very carefully and accurately.
Snowflakes. Scheme
Such snowflakes will become beautiful New Year's interior decoration .
More options for making snowflakes
Snowflake. Step-by-step manufacturing process
Take a rectangular sheet of white paper and, following the instructions, cut out a snowflake from it. Imagine, come up with your own patterns, and you will get the most unusual and beautiful snowflake!
