The scheme for creating modular origami snowflakes from paper for beginners. Detailed master-class with photo
A snowflake is so fragile that it melts before it has timetouch the palm. But thanks to origami, snowflakes can be enjoyed for a long time, if you want, all year round. Paper snowflakes created with your own hands will be a real New Year's decoration, will decorate your home, add a touch of magic. They will be exquisite Christmas tree decorations. They can also be presented as a New Year's souvenir to family and friends. How to make a snowflake? This is probably one of the easiest figures assembled using the modular origami technique. The paper snowflake is made of triangular modules: light blue - 78, dark blue - 42, white - 150. The size of the modules is 1/32 of an A4 sheet. The first two rows of 6 white modules in each row are connected into a ring.In the third row we double the number of modules, 12 modules per row.The fourth row contains 12 light blue modules.Fifth row - we double the number of modules, 24 dark blue modules in a row.Row 6 - alternate modules by color - 3 light blue - 1 white and so on to the end of the row. Put on white modules with the short side out - 24 modules in total.Now we collect only light blue modules, 6 fragments - see photo below.On each white module we put on 2 more modules, also with the short side facing out.Let's start assembling the arches from white modules. Each arch contains 17 modules. We insert the modules with one pocket into each other. We assemble 6 arches in total.We assemble rays for a snowflake: each ray is 5 light blue modules, we put 3 dark blue modules on them with the short side outward. Insert each ray between the arches and the paper snowflake is ready!These are the kind of voluminous snowflakes you can quickly make with your own hands. If you use all your imagination, then even based on this one scheme you can come up with a variety of snowflakes