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How to make Spider Snowflake

Today I am very happy to share one of the best decorations before Christmas that I found - The amazing Spider Snowflake. This is a Christmas decoration but you can use this also to decorate you Halloween party. This is not origami meaning this will not involve tedious cutting works that we normally do. 

Steps how to make Jack Skellington Spider Snow Flake

The easiest way to make a spider flake like the photo above is using pattern. Here I have a free spider flake patter you can download. The pattern looks like the photo below. 


Step 1: Download
You can download spider snowflake temple in high resolution here

The pattern is credited to : zombiepumkins.com


Step 2: Print and Cut

Print the downloaded template and carefully cut by following the lines and patterns given.

Hope you found this faithful. You can show your work by making it through comment on the comment box below. Thank you!

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Just in time for Christmas! 

Here is a tutorial on how to make the spiderweb snowflake that Jack makes in the movie

Nightmare Before Christmas.

Here is the actual screen used snowflake cut by Jack in the filming of Nightmare Before Christmas.

It sold at auction for $700+ back in 2009

As you can see, this snowflake is not symmetrical on both sides and therefore, if you want it to be exactly, completely accurate, you will have to use the above picture as a template and cut it out with an xacto blade.

However, If you do not have the time to precisely notch each detail out with a blade, there is hope.

Penolopy Bulnick has made a symmetrical version of the spiderweb snowflake that can easily be cut out with scissors. She was even nice enough to create a free PDF printable:

How do you make a snowflake with paper?

How do you make snowflakes out of cardstock?