A newly fallen blanket of snow, big fluffy snowflakes falling steadily through the air, and a favorite snowflake craft are perfect for a winter afternoon! Don’t have any snow, 80 degrees and sunny? No worries, you can still create a snowstorm at home or in the classroom with our homemade snowflake stamps! We love simple winter activities for kids!

A SNOWFLAKE CRAFT YOU CAN STAMP WITH

Snowflake craft for kids - make your own snowflake stamp and print some gorgeous wintery patterns.Pin

SNOWFLAKE CRAFT STAMP

YOU WILL NEED:

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HOW TO MAKE A SNOWFLAKE STAMP

STEP 1: Print out the provided template and cut out the patterns. The template includes 2 different sizes of sets for the snowflake pattern.

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Select the one you want and trace them onto the craft foam sheet using a pencil.

Then use scissors or x-acto knife to cut out the traced patterns. You will need 6 pieces of each pattern to make this snowflake stamp. 

STEP 2: Cut out a piece of cardboard for the stamp base. The cardboard piece should be big enough to hold the complete snowflake pattern.

You can place the snowflake template cutouts on a flat surface to check its actual size once it is complete. 

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STEP 3: Now, let’s start attaching the foam cutouts on the cardboard base. Start with the longest patterns.

Keeping the square point facing toward the outside, attach all 6 cutouts on the cardboard with their plain sides in the center. 

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STEP 4: Grab any 2 rhombus cutouts and attach them on both sides of a long pattern.

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STEP 5:  Grab the rest of the rhombus cutouts one by one and keep attaching 2 opposite rhombus shapes on both sides of a long pattern. 

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STEP 6: Attach all 12 rhombus foam cutouts on the cardboard base.

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STEP 7: Now grab the small square cutouts and place one square between every two long patterns. Or you can place them as you want.

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STEP 8:  Allow the glue to dry completely once the craft is complete. Then use a paintbrush to apply paint on the top surface of the foam snowflake pattern and stamp right away! 

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Fun winter science ideas and activities for kids to enjoy all season long. You don't even have to have snow to try most of them! Easy to set up winter science experiments for families or classrooms with preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary age kids. Winter slime, ice, crystal growing, fake snow, real snow, and more neat kids science projects to try this season.Pin

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