How do you make a paper snowflake chain?

Fold paper in half diagonally to make a triangle. Fold paper triangle in half so that the pointed corners meet. Fold paper triangle in thirds, overlapping the lefthand pointed corner over the triangle. Overlap the righthand pointed corner over the triangle.

What is the longest paper chain ever made?

779.21 m
The longest paper chain by an individual measures 779.21 m (2,556 ft 5.5 in) long and was achieved by Julie McKinney (USA) in Fishers, Indiana, USA, on 22 June 2014.

How do you make a paper chain heart?

STEPS

1. 1Cut paper into a long strip. Cut paper into a long strip.
2. 2Make the first fold. Take your paper strip and make the first fold on one short side.
3. 3Flip the paper.
4. 4Make the second fold.
5. 5Make the third fold.
6. 6Continue folding back-and-forth.
7. 7Draw a heart outline.
8. 8Add details.

How to make a snowflake out of paper?

Fold the paper as shown in the picture, each folded square should be the same width as the snowflake. Place the snowflake on the piece of paper and trace around it with a pencil. Next cut out the snowflakes and if you picked a snowflake with holes or diamonds in the middle you can cut those out with an x-acto knife.

What kind of scissors do you use to make snowflakes?

Craft scissors (Martha Stewart Detail Scissors, $12.49, michaels.com.) Start with a square piece of paper. (Tip: To cut a perfect square from a standard 8-by-11-inch sheet of paper, fold paper into a right-angled triangle; trim off excess.) Fold paper in half diagonally to make a triangle.

Can you make snowflakes out of YouTube videos?

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Is it bad to cut off a snowflake?

Though you can cut it off and the snowflake will hold together! The more paper you cut off, the flimsier it will be — not necessarily a bad thing. Carefully unfold your snowflake. If you’ve made a lot of cuts, the snowflake may rip, so be careful.