Doctor Who thing: pretty TARDIS paper snowflakes

There are so many beautiful TARDIS paper snowflakes online, and most them don’t bother to give us a template for making our own. Such as these:

tardissnowflake1

(from Doctor Who Crafts)

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(from Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost)

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(from sylview on deviantArt)

Though you’ll find one sorta-template at Buzzfeed, for this:

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And another at My Obsession of the Moment, for this:

tardissnowflake5

Happy crafting! Use the safety scissors.

(If you stumble across a cool Doctor Who thing, feel free to email me with a link.)

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Cansu Eren
Cansu Eren
Mon, Dec 09, 2013 5:54pm

Hi, I’m Cansu, one of the owners of the snowflakes above.

A tip for you to have templates of any snowflakes you found would be to just

1-find the pattern that repeats,

2-tape a paper on your laptop screen and

3-try to reenact it.

(Here is a link for you: http://imgur.com/H4PPpqy )

Do a basic 8 repeated fold (you can find instructions online) and draw your snowflake on one side.

That’s how I did the ones I found and eventually created of my own.

Happy snowflaking!