Use a pencil to draw the snowflake pattern from the provided template. Use a pair of sharp scissors to cut out the traced patterns from the folded white paper. Remove the cutout parts and then ...

Using a pencil will help you create guidelines that you can cut along, though once you get confident at cutting you can freehand cut out your patterns. We’ve popped some of our favourite snowflake ...

Los Angeles paper artist Anna Bondoc, whose how-to behind seasonal place cards was posted Friday on L.A. at Home, has offered a bonus DIY project for readers: a snowflake cake stencil that you can ...

Our pro-tip — cut out larger patterns and leave more negative space. The snowflakes look coolest when there's a lot of cut-out paper. Make sure you don't cut all the way through the folds ...

WATERLOO – In nature, no two snowflakes are alike. That’s true in Jamie Goble Bracco’s world, too. Her snowflakes are faceted with such shapes as hearts, candy canes, snowmen, Christmas ...

I sketched several versions of each snowflake before drawing the final designs in Adobe Illustrator." Higgins also took steps to make sure the patterns would be all-ages-friendly: choosing to ...

Poulton tells Newscripts one of her early inspirations for the snowflakes was the paper snowflake patterns of Nobel Prize-winning physicists in the magazine Symmetry in 2014 (C&EN, Jan. 12 ...