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Tissue Paper Snowflake Art

This tissue paper snowflake cutting activity transforms into pretty artwork!Tissue Paper Snowflake Art - a fun winter activity for kids!

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I love finding new ways to make snowflakes and snowflake art! Last year we made snowflakes from cupcake liners which was fun! This year we made them from coloured tissue paper but then transferred the dye from the tissue paper onto card! Here’s what you need:

  • Colored tissue paper (dark colors work best, we found)
  • Scissors
  • White card
  • Paintbrush and water

Depending on the age of the child(ren) doing this activity, you may prefer to prepare the folded tissue paper in advance. And make sure you prepare lots as there might be quite a bit of trial and error if the kids are new to cutting snowflakes!Tissue Paper Snowflake Art - a fun winter activity for kids!

There are many ways to fold paper ready for snowflake cutting, depending on how many points you want! We used a technique very similar to this one: folded a square piece of paper in half, folded the two edges into the middle to form thirds, then cut along the edge opposite the point to form a horizontal line. You can then fold it in half again if you like!

I showed my son how to make little snips in the paper. Cutting out little triangles from the edges seemed the easiest way to start.

When he had finished making snowflakes, we placed them on white card and gently brushed them with water so that they stuck to the card.Tissue Paper Snowflake Art - a fun winter activity for kids!

After a few hours the tissue paper had dried out, and started to peel off – leaving some of the dye remaining on the card – forming a lovely image of the snowflake.Tissue Paper Snowflake Art - a fun winter activity for kids!

As we had so many folded snowflakes left over – my mother (an expert snowflake-cutter) tried the activity too. Here are the results!

Tissue Paper Snowflake Art - a fun winter activity for kids!

 

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