Illustrated tutorial on how to make simple three-dimensional paper snowflakes
Whenever the hot summer comes, people will feel uncomfortable, and they will always think of the snowy winter.
What I share here is a basic tutorial on folding paper quills and snowflakes.
The completed work is both beautiful as snowflakes and very three-dimensional. Children who like it can learn from it.
Prepare some materials in advance, including quilled paper strips and white latex. The petals of each snowflake are made using blue quilled paper strips and white quilled paper strips.
Use a blue colored paper strip to make a tighter roll.
Knead the blue roll into a diamond shape, paste it with white latex, and then connect the white paper strips.
Roll up the white paper strip along the blue rhombus, and then flatten it along the long axis of the rhombus.
Loosen it completely.
Adjust it so that the white paper strip becomes a triangular roll.
Pinch the three corners tightly.
Then flatten the white roll.
Paste the white color roll.Snowflakes are made with just one petal.
Without repeating the above steps, make all six petals and paste them together.
A beautiful three-dimensional paper snowflake is ready.
