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This document provides instructions for making a unique shaped snowflake mat out of paper. It is a 10 step process that starts with folding a sheet of paper into different shapes, such as a rectangle, square and triangle. The final steps involve cutting unique shapes into the folded triangle paper and opening it out to reveal the finished snowflake mat. The instructions conclude by having the crafter write their name on the back of the mat and dispose of any scrap paper pieces.
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To make a paper mat, first fold colored paper into different shapes including a triangle, square, and rectangle. Then cut various shapes by folding the paper corner to corner and unfolding it. Finally, write your name on the finished paper mat and dispose of any scraps properly.
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Bens paper mat instuctions
- 1. How To Make A Crazy Shaped Snowflake Mat
- 3. Step 1 First take your A4 sheet of paper get one corner and fold it to the bottom edge so it leaves a rectangle.
- 4. Step 2 Carefully cut out the rectangular shape off from the picture above.
- 5. Step 3 Open out your colorful triangular triangle and make it into a square.
- 6. Step 4 Fold your creased square in half and pow! it turns into a magnificent rectangle.
- 7. Step 5 Once again fold your rectangle in half so its a four sided square.
- 8. Step 6 After that, fold your square in half again so theres a three pointed triangle.
- 9. Step 7 Cut crazy cooky shapes into your pointy little triangle.
- 10. Step 8 Wow if you open it out it makes a crazy snowflake mat.
- 11. Step 9 Now don’t be messy and lazy go tip all the paper scraps you made in the large green recycling bin.
- 12. Step 10 So you know its yours, write your name on the back.
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