Sierpinski Triangle is a fractal named after Waclaw Sierpinski who first described it in 1915. It is also called the Sierpinski gasket or the Sierpinski Sieve. This pattern creates a completely unique pattern from the Sierpinski Triangle pattern.
Print this paper snowflake pattern on regular or colored paper then fold and cut out to create a blizzard of winter season and holiday decorations.
These 3 sided patterns can help children produce realistic looking snowflakes. For best results, use sharp scissors and thin paper.
For intricate patterns use small cuticle scissors. Most of the patterns are fairly easy to cut but there are some that are probably impossible to cut out with scissors.
Refer to the snowflake resources page for links to the easiest, beginning level snowflake patterns, Frosty MiniFlakes and templates, super intricate snowflake stencils and colorbook snowflakes.
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