Monogrammed Snowflake Cutout

Difficulty

Intermediate

Make this giant monogrammed snowflake from plywood - Easy to customize and create your own design! Plans by ANA-WHITE.com

Do you like making snowflakes? Folding the paper up into a triangle shape, then cutting out, and seeing what you get?

Call me a kid at heart, but it never gets old for me! It's amazing what a few little snips can do to a piece of paper.

So that's why I'm giddy excited about today's project! Not only is it a snowflake, but it is cut from wood!!! And just like the paper snowflakes that you create and no two are alike, you can do the same with this one!!!

Video Tutorial - Making this Wood Snowflake

Free Plans - Build Your Own Oversized Monogrammed Snowflake

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Dimensions

24" x 24"

Preparation

Shopping List

1 - 24" x 24" plywood panel or MDF panel, 1/2" or 3/8" thick

jigsaw with scrolling bit

Tools

Instructions

Step 1

Mark out the plywood piece like you are folding a paper to make it into a snowflake. First mark the quarters, then divide into thirds and mark. The degrees between each line is 30 - if you are using a speed square or protractor.

Step 2

Download the cutout pattern here and print at 100%

Place the cutout pattern on the plywood and trace. Flip and repeat to create the entire snowflake pattern.

Step 3

Clamp the plywood to a sturdy table and carefully cut out with a jigsaw with a scrolling bit.

In some spaces, start with a drilled hole larger than the jigsaw bit, and cut out.

Step 4

Sand any rough edges.

We recommended spray painting for the easiest finish.

Project Type

Home Decor

Room

dining room

Entryway and Mudroom

living room

Style

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Comments

Lady Goats

Wed, 11/04/2015 - 11:41

This is PERFECT!

Did you also do the trees? Those are so friggin' cool!! Thinking that my girls' teachers need one (and I can't give them all the SAME snowflake, now can I?!) ;)

Awesome, as always, Ana!

vballusa

Fri, 11/06/2015 - 11:28