Saturday 22 December 2012
Snowflakes
Eva is bored.
I wouldn't mind so much, but she somehow manages to make that my problem.
All her friends are on holiday in exotic locations, and she is the only one that has to stay at home.
There is nothing to do here.
No, she doesn't want to read.
She also does not want to bake Christmas cookies.
Or draw.
Or swim.
Or watch a movie.
Or enjoy being bored.
So finally I come up with making snowflakes and she agrees, albeit grumpily.
To make them, fold a square piece of paper into a triangle. Then fold the triangle into a second triangle.
With the pointy side facing upwards, now fold the two other sides toward the middle.
You will now have a kite shape.
Cut the smaller triangle off the kite, then start to cut out patterns around the edges.
It doesn't take quite as long as I hoped it would, even though I ironed the snowflakes for the first time ever (highly recommended, they look a lot better afterwards).
Have a wonderful weekend!
Lots of love,
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fantastic! I was just thinking I was going to need to find a quick tutorial on how to fold the right way for these cut out snowflakes. The children of Sandy Hook have asked that people make and send them these, and my daughter's class is doing that. Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteOh yes! I am going to make some of these for Sandy Hook as well! :)
ReplyDeleteI loved the way your snowflakes came out. Beautiful!
For the life of me, I could not remember how you made paper snowflakes and then you come along with a tutorial! Gotta love the world of blogs.
ReplyDeleteOh I wish I would have seen this last weekend when I had my nieces. Oh well... There is always next year. Adorable. Thanks for sharing.
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Those looks beautiful. I haven't made paper snowflakes in forever. They look so festive on your window...despite it being warm enough where you live that you could swim. Normally, we have plenty of snow this time of year but, sadly, this year, we have barely any...so perhaps I'll have to resort for paper snow :)
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