Giant Paper Snowflakes
We have been busy with yet another christmassy paper craft today…
Hattifant’s Giant Paper Snowflakes
Paper Snowflakes, oh my… everybody knows them and surely almost everybody has had a go at them at some point in their lives.
It’s a craft that simply mesmerizes not only the little ones but also adults. Results quite often are unexpected and more often than not surprisingly beautiful.
It must be said that it is actually far easier to cut the big pieces of paper than the rather small versions I experimented with before. We have had a 6 year and 7 year old designing and cutting out their very own snowflakes. And they turned out amazing! Whereas with the smaller versions an adult would need to support the cutting process for sure.
We used really quite thin paper. Thinner than the normal computer/copy paper. In fact, the paper used was what you would find in any office – the flipchart pad for presentation easels.
We decorated one of our wooden walls, well actually it is the secret door to my office!!! 😉 (It’s a door that swings open but when closed looks like a wall.)
It is defintely looking christmassy in our place!
More of HATTIFANT’S CHRISTMAS CRAFTS
CHRISTMAS presents:
Foldables
…foldable ENDLESS CARD…
Triskele Paper Globes to Color
For more Autumn & Winter coloring…
Owl Coloring PagesColoring Pages featuring Quotes
Woodland Cuties Coloring Page
POKEMON Fun:
Pokemon Endless Cards
Pokemon Kaleidocycles
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