I think it would be nice to live in small snow, not will your roof collapse/can’t leave your house snow.
Looking forward to exploring this postcard theme. Last year at a work meeting I hosted a meeting activity where we cut snowflakes using a Martha Stewart tutorial. Mine were also a bit square and it was very fun to do as an adult.
I agree with you about the benefits of “small snow” — I like the sound of that. I do like the idea of “can’t leave your house snow” but not “roof fall in” snow. I love that you had somewhat square ones….but I’m happy to hear you enjoyed the process! I think that was probably a good meeting or team-building activity.
I admire well done paper cutting and the artists that can do that work, but I think it's hard and way too tedious for me. Your attempts reminded me of this, which made me laugh, too:
I'd rather draw a mandala-snowflake, I like that idea better. One could take a look at some of those snowflake photos and try to copy the intricate design, right? Yes, I think I'll try this. :)
Thanks for the inspiration and merry December to you!
I love the examples you cut in the past, and I agree with you that drawing them is more mindful and maybe more fun! I hope your December gets off to a nice start!
I think it would be nice to live in small snow, not will your roof collapse/can’t leave your house snow.
Looking forward to exploring this postcard theme. Last year at a work meeting I hosted a meeting activity where we cut snowflakes using a Martha Stewart tutorial. Mine were also a bit square and it was very fun to do as an adult.
I agree with you about the benefits of “small snow” — I like the sound of that. I do like the idea of “can’t leave your house snow” but not “roof fall in” snow. I love that you had somewhat square ones….but I’m happy to hear you enjoyed the process! I think that was probably a good meeting or team-building activity.
I admire well done paper cutting and the artists that can do that work, but I think it's hard and way too tedious for me. Your attempts reminded me of this, which made me laugh, too:
https://www.ihanna.nu/blog/2013/12/make-a-snowflake/
I'd rather draw a mandala-snowflake, I like that idea better. One could take a look at some of those snowflake photos and try to copy the intricate design, right? Yes, I think I'll try this. :)
Thanks for the inspiration and merry December to you!
I love the examples you cut in the past, and I agree with you that drawing them is more mindful and maybe more fun! I hope your December gets off to a nice start!
LOVE those rabbits!!
Couldn’t have cut a rabbit intentionally if my life depended on it.