[.uk] Snowflakes for all Seasons (ISBN 158685528X)

72 Easy-to-Make Paper Snowflakes:
"You can use the same patterns many times. Photocopy or trace the patterns rather than cutting them out so you can use them many times. You can also photocopy your patterns smaller or larger so you have a variety of snowflake sizes for decorating." Snowflakes for all seasons is a pattern book to delight the imagination and give children a fun project for the holiday season or any holiday during the year. The snowflakes are not only for Christmas, but also include: New Year's Valentine's Day President's Day St. Patrick's Day Spring Easter Summer Fourth of July Autumn Halloween Thanksgiving Christmas Winter Fun Favorites - Teddy Bears, Football, Ferris Wheel, Pinwheel and many more... To create each snowflake you follow the folding instructions and then use the pattern at the base of any page where you find a snowflake you love. Snowflakes can be used to decorate presents, packages, scrapbooks, invitations, Christmas trees or even the holiday table any time of the year. Buy a few glue glitter pens to decorate the snowflakes or glue and glitter to match any seasonal theme. ~The Rebecca Review

Excellent:
I have truly enjoyed sharing this book with my adult kids and my grandkids. Everybody gets into the action

Difficult to copy:
The snowflakes are quite interesting and very different from other snowflake books that I've come across. I did find it difficult however, to copy the snowflakes onto paper where students were able to cut them into the respective snowflakes. Also it made it difficult to utilize the book, because the snowflake shapes designed to be the pattern were on every consecutive page, making it difficult to copy them. I thought the book was going to be somewhat easier to utilize than it is; one should be able to easily transfer the snowflake pattern onto a paper and go from there.

Delightful book - best used with a copier or scanner:
I have a previous version of this book which seems to be the same except for the cover. I love it and use it year round. I've been cutting snowflakes this way freehand for about 30 years but it's so nice to have patterns. You really need manicure scissors for some of the patterns but not all. The best way to use this book is to copy the pages you need, cut out the triangular pattern from the copy, fold up your paper and then tape the pattern to the top using a very small piece of tape. Then cut around the white parts and you are set.

snowflakes for all seasons:
No the bang for the buck, should be no more than $5. Small book but ok directions. I would probably not recomend this book.