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Old 11-14-2007, 06:54 PM #1
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http://www.popularfront.com/snowdays...tml?id=5060615

And you can invite friends to see them too.
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Old 11-14-2007, 08:43 PM #3
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I made one too. Such cool fun!

It is # 5,066,855.

I didn't enter my email address because I wasn't sure what it might lead to.

My cuts looked very bizarre ... but the finished snowflake was quite lovely!

Thanks Wren!
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My daughter asked me to forward this site to her. She made a lovely snowflake ... but she was able to use her 'pen' on the screen of her laptop so it was easier to have steady lines .... (unlike the "cuts" I made by dragging my mouse!)

I printed mine out using their 'card' design where you fold your paper into quarters.

Thanks again, Wren!

p.s. It is cool to see how fast the numbers of snowflakes designed keeps going up.
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Well that was fun but my snowflake was kind of ugly....*grin I think I'll do it again!

Scrabble are you making snowflakes with borax and pipe cleaners this year? Remember that!?
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Now that was cooool!! I made one too!
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