Do-it-yourself StarWars snowflakes (upd. 2018)
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away ... And now the end of the year came again ... December ... Do you think Antonio Herrera decided to please us with new patterns of snowflakes made in the StarWars style? And you are absolutely right. Last year, Antonio made only two patterns with Porghi (by the way, they also entered the selection this year).
New patterns from Antonio:
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| B / SF-17 Heavy Bomber and a-wing | Vice Admiral Holdo | Luke skywalker |
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| Porg | Porg | Praetorian guard |
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| Princess Leia - General solo | Rose tico | |
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Patterns of past years
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What may be needed (copy-paste from previous years)
For making snowflakes you need:
1. File with the scheme.
2. Printer (I think laser will be preferable).
3. Scissors.
4. The scalpel.
5. Paper.
5.1. My personal opinion is that when printing on standard office paper with a density of 80g / m2, it is not very convenient to cut it out (after all, when you fold the paper, you get a thick layer). Therefore, I personally use thinner paper. And the snowflakes turn out "airy."
How to add the resulting schemes and cut them can be seen by reading the video (from the author of the schemes):
1. File with the scheme.
2. Printer (I think laser will be preferable).
3. Scissors.
4. The scalpel.
5. Paper.
5.1. My personal opinion is that when printing on standard office paper with a density of 80g / m2, it is not very convenient to cut it out (after all, when you fold the paper, you get a thick layer). Therefore, I personally use thinner paper. And the snowflakes turn out "airy."
How to add the resulting schemes and cut them can be seen by reading the video (from the author of the schemes):
Articles on Habré of past years (there are patterns not from Antonio last year)
PS Also last year comrade mozgosteb was washed down by a primitive snowflake editor. Who wants to play - please .
UPD. On Habré found SnowFlaker - CAD for the development of snowflakes, by MrShoor .
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/432882/
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