Quilling Snowflakes - Free Pattern and Tutorial Do you want to make a quick and easy snowflake? It's easy to line everything up using my free pattern and template. As with all my patterns, you can simply lay your strip on top of my template and cut it to the right length – no rulers needed! Quilling an Arctic Snowflake I first offered my free snowflake pattern and quilling tutorial back in 2015, and decided to update the content by making a video to show you the process I go through. I also wanted to offer the SVG cut files to fellow hybrid crafters, like me, who love to combine quilling AND die cutting! Circle Templates In this video, I also explain why I have foam squares on the bottom of my dollar store circle template. Circle Template Board Although I have the Quilled Creations Circle Template Board, there are some pros and cons. Quilling Shape Direction Did you know quilling shapes have a direction? Find out my method of remembering which way to face them. Snowflake Grid Take the guesswork out of making snowflakes by simply following my pattern. Neenah Stardream Metallic Text Weight Paper At the time I filmed this video, I'm using a color called Bluebell by Neenah Papers. However, I was dismayed to learn it's been discontinued. You can still find it in some online stores or other colors on Amazon. I love the weight of this paper because it's slightly thicker than conventional quilling paper, but still supple enough for quilling. I want to know if there are lots of HYBRID crafters out there! Please type HYBRID in the comments of my video to tell me I'm not alone in the love of combining both quilling and die cutting! I currently use a Cricut Explore Air to cut my quilling strips. Thank you all for following me on an amazing year of quilling and paper crafting! I hope you get to slow down and savour the small moments with loved ones this holiday season!