3D Paper Snowflakes
These snowflakes look really complicated to make, don't they? They're not! I made them with my second grade class - I promise it's not hard.
And they're all over Pinterest right now.
There are several blogs that have tutorials on how to make these. The one that I found most helpful was at Ellinee Journal and this blog even has printables that you can use to make small, medium, and large snowflakes. If you're doing this project with young children, it's a good idea to use the printable so they know where to cut. Once you've made a few and get really good at it, you won't even need to use the printables!
I could never do normal paper snowflakes, let alone 3D ones. You did a great job! Thanks so much for sharing at our Countdown to Christmas link party! Merry Christmas! :)
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Oh they are so cute. Will have to try those. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMy sister made one of these last year, and I've been wanting to find a tutorial. Thanks for sharing the link!
ReplyDeleteMy son just learned how to make these at school...now I want to make a bunch :)
ReplyDeleteThey're super easy!
DeleteThis is such a pretty snowflake!! I need to make some!! Thank you for linking up with Thursday Obessions!!
ReplyDeleteCute! I want to try these with my 3 year old!
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Stopping by From Truly Lovely link up today. These are so cool! Thanks for sharing, I pinned them. ~Rebekah@weliveinspired
ReplyDeleteI have seen these the last two years and loved them. I thought they looked difficult. I leave out Winter themed decor for January. Would love to make a few of these. Hopping over to see printable. Also pinned it. Thanks so much for sharing it with Share Your Cup.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
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Jann
Thanks for the tip.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thanks for linking up. I am following via Pinterest now too!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I would love to make garland with those. Thank you for sharing it at SHOW-licious Craft Showcase!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays,
Marti
These look amazing!! My husband is the official snowflake maker in our house. I love these!!! Merry Christmas! www.sewsweetvintage.com
ReplyDeleteHi, just hopping by to let you know that I will be featuring you at Share Your Cup today. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
Thanks for featuring my 3D paper snowflakes! Happy new year!
ReplyDeleteWe made these one year & I never got to them this year. Always fun. Hope you had a great Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThese are great for winter! Love it! You are a featured favorite this week on Saturday Show & Tell on Cheerios and Lattes! We can't wait to see what you've been up to with your family over Christmas! :)
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Thanks so much for featuring my 3D paper snowflakes! Wishing you a very happy new year!
Deleteso pretty! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow - love the snowflake!! Thanks for linking up at Romance on a dime!!
ReplyDeleteThose are really cool. My daughter made them in kindergarten at school before she was homeschool. At home she made a ton more out of all different colors. They are a great cutting activity for little ones.
ReplyDeleteThese are too cool! I have to make these with my kids one rainy day before Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThese snowflakes are so pretty! Love the glittery touch. I made some a few years ago with two toned paper, the tutorial and template you linked to is great!
ReplyDeleteI found you on the Christmas and Holiday Party where I have the following projects linked;
Santa Gift Card Tutorial, and
Quilled Christmas Tree Tutorial
would love it if you'd stop by too.
Hugs, Antonella :-)