How do I fold the paper to the wedge?

The first panels show the folding steps to the wedge, in order.

Cut away the shaded areas on the folded wedge. The opened snowflake shows the result.

What do the three styles change?

Black line art is a plain outline. The bold cut-away version shows solid black shapes for the cut-aways on the wedge. The frost blue version uses pale blue and grey tints.

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Paper snowflake templates: easy, lacy, starburst

Paper snowflakes — a paper snowflake template for beginners, three small panels showing a square folded to a six-section wedge, the wedge drawn large with a few simple notches shaded to cut away, and the opened snowflake below, clean closed black line art in one uniform thin stroke, no shading, no gray tones, no fills

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Reading 1Easy snowflake

Reading 2Lacy snowflake

Reading 3Starburst

Printable snowflake templates for windows in winter. Each sheet shows the steps: the square folded to a wedge, the cut pattern drawn on the wedge with the cut-away areas shaded, and the opened snowflake. The easy snowflake has a few simple notches. The lacy snowflake has fine branching cuts. The starburst has long sharp points and a heart near the fold. A different pattern you type is a request for the same wedge layout.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I fold the paper to the wedge?: The first panels show the folding steps to the wedge, in order.
Where do I cut?: Cut away the shaded areas on the folded wedge. The opened snowflake shows the result.
What do the three styles change?: Black line art is a plain outline. The bold cut-away version shows solid black shapes for the cut-aways on the wedge. The frost blue version uses pale blue and grey tints.

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