Robert P. Kelley

I've had this book for years (I think I bought it when I was in elementary school) and I still use it today when I want to make paper snowflakes. Paper Snowflakes Made Easy contains 23 snowflake patterns. The first 10 patterns are unrealistic because they result in snowflakes with eight sides, so I usually skip over those, but the remaining patterns are for the correct six-sided flakes. The result is snowflakes that are much fancier and more elaborate than anything I would have come up with on my own!

I would recommend this book to both children (those who are old enough to use scissors correctly) and adults who want to make their own Christmas / wintertime decorations - or who just want to impress friends and family with their paper-snowflake-cutting skills. Just make sure to photocopy the pages or trace the patterns so that you can continue to use them for years to come.… (meer)