Paper snowflake templates
Fold, cut, unfold — a new snowflake every time.
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Example
Worked example — Paper snowflake templates
Choose 6 or 8 points and how fine the cutting is, then download and print. Use the following inputs and settings. Keep the other settings at the page defaults.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Points | 6 points — folded in thirds |
| Per page | Two |
| Pages | 1 |
| Design number (change it for new snowflakes) | 1 |
| Output files | 1 |
| PDF pages | 1 |
| Paper | 216 × 279 mm |
Expected result — PDF · PDF pages: 1 · 216 × 279 mm. The preview shows the first PDF page.
How it works
- Choose 6 or 8 points and how fine the cutting is, then download and print.
- Fold a square of thin paper as shown in the steps, line the folds up with the template and cut away the grey parts.
- Unfold carefully — the small picture shows what your snowflake will look like.
Frequently asked questions
- Which paper is best?
- Thin paper folds and cuts best: printer paper, origami paper or baking paper. Cut a square — the template tells you the size — and fold it as the steps show.
- 6 or 8 points?
- Real snowflakes have six points: fold the square in half, then in thirds. Eight points are easier to fold: just in half three times.
- Is it suitable for children?
- Easy templates have a few big cuts that children of five or six can manage with safety scissors; hard ones need small sharp scissors and patience.
- How do I hang them?
- Tape them to a window, string them on thread as a garland, or glue them on a card. Ironed flat between paper, they keep for years.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The templates are made in your browser.