How to draw a beautiful snowflake?

2024 Author: Leah Sherlock | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 05:25

When the New Year, Christmas and other winter holidays are on the nose, and beautiful fluffy snow is spinning outside the window, people begin to decorate their houses with pleasure. They put up a fragrant Christmas tree that smells of pine needles, take out multi-colored balls and shiny tinsel from dusty boxes, hang serpentine …

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If there is a child in the family, he takes part in all preparations with great zeal, diligently fulfills his mother's orders, hangs rain, gives decorations and writes letters to Santa Claus. Of course, the kid will gladly take up decorating windows and mirrors. Draw bizarre patterns and pine branches with toothpaste, spread cotton wool on the windowsills. And of course, with delight, she will agree to do such a pleasant thing as making snowflakes. These snow stars are exactly what a child needs to unleash their creativity. Firstly, they are easy to make, and secondly, each snowflake is unique, and you can fully show your imagination,thirdly, they will hang on the windows, and any passer-by will be able to appreciate the children's efforts.

Show your child how to draw snowflakes on paper and then help cut them out. And let them be a little clumsy and not quite like the real ones, but these New Year decorations are made with their own hands, and the child put all his soul into them. Let him first understand how to draw a simple snowflake, and later move on to more complex and openwork options. So let's get started.

How to draw a beautiful snowflake?

Let's start with the most elementary. Mark with a dot the intended center of the snowflake. Here all its sides will intersect. Draw three identical even strips through the center so that the dot is in the middle of each of them and divides the lines into two equal parts. There were six rays in total.

Slightly stepping back from the edge, add a “tick” to each of them with the spout down. Then, on each ray, draw another “tick”, but much smaller and lower along the line, closer to the center. Ready! Isn't it true that drawing a snowflake of this kind turned out to be easier than a steamed turnip? We are sure that any child will cope with this task with a bang the first time.

Another snowflake

You can move on to the next most difficult stage. To draw snowflake number two, you need to do the same initial steps as with the first: outline the middle and draw six rays. On the edges of each ray, again add v-shaped "checkmarks".

Draw a circle around the center point, covering the bases of all the rays. Wipe what is inside the mug with an elastic band - it turned out to be such a “sun”. From it, draw short dashes between the rays. And at the very top of each ray, add one more tiny “tick”. Voila - a wonderful snowflake came out!

Another beauty

And finally, the third degree of difficulty. To draw snowflake number three, you will need to spend a little more time - it is the most elegant and patterned of all.

The base is the same as in the previous versions: dots and six rays. Next, mark the point in bold - it should look like a small circle. Around this shaded circle, make another circle, a little higher. Almost immediately above it, on each ray, draw the already known “checkmarks”. And then, according to the principle of a nested doll - above the large “tick”, a smaller “tick”, and above it, closer to the end of the beam, the smallest one.

Total on each ray should be three "ticks" small small less. Now the rays have become like Christmas trees. Then, on each "tick" that is in the middle of the beam, draw one more tiny "tick" on each side of it. Then do the same with the bottom "ticks", just make these "v" letters a little larger. And now, from the base of the circle, draw six even strips so that each of them connects the circle and the intersection of two adjacent letters "v", extending from the lowest, large "tick". Complexcurly snowflake is ready!

A few tips

As you can see, drawing a snowflake was not difficult at all. Make more of these drawings. Let the kid take the initiative and offer his own options for patterns for the snowflake. Of course, all types of snowflakes then need to be “colored” - that is, thicker to point with a blue or blue pencil or felt-tip pen, you can also use paints. Let the child do it himself - so he will better feel his personal participation in such a creative process. Then each snowflake can be cut out in a circle, some of them can be hung with adhesive tape on windows, mirrors, furniture in the children's room, turning it into a fabulous winter house.

In some, you can make holes, insert multi-colored threads and decorate them with an elegant Christmas tree. And, of course, a couple of snowflakes just need to be presented as a gift to grandparents - let the New Year mood reign in their homes! We wish you abundant "snowfall"!