Triangular Snowflakes, like the 12 sided variety, are a mystery to science. Three-sided snowflakes appear in nature along with the conditions which produce 6 sided snowflakes. Here is a close-up set of photographs showing several three sided snowflakes. And, here's one more showing a triangular snowflake that is featured right here on this page! Can you find it? (hint #730)
Color Me snowflakes are perfect for very young children and those who cannot use scissors but want to enjoy creating beautiful snowflake ornaments for the holidays.
Outlined, finished snowflake shapes for children can also be used as patterns for crochet, embroidery, latch-hook rugs, wood work, stencil and other personal art projects.
These snowflake patterns are derived from the fold and cut patterns located at Paper Snowflakes for Children.
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