Hi,
I would like to make some snowflakes using the sliceform method. Does anyone know if the pieces are all the same? Is there a limit to how many pieces I would use?
Thanks for any help
Cathryn in Ottawa
making sliceform templates
Re: making sliceform templates
Here's a link that might be helpful. Do a google search to see if there are other sites that will show you what you need to know.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G13QHv2H2w0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G13QHv2H2w0
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Re: making sliceform templates
Thanks for the link..I have seen all of the great stuff she does with sliceforms and I was hoping to learn how to create them myself.
Re: making sliceform templates
As long as your design is symmetrical in all directions (like a snowflake) you can make 6 identical cuts (with the exception of the cut with the hanging loop).
If your design is not symmetrical, you will have 3 cuts that have 1 slot on top and 2 on the bottom, and three cuts that have 2 slots on top and 1 on the bottom.
Other things to note: the hanging loop is on a piece with 2 slots on top. Slide the middle 2 pieces together, then slide UP the other 2 pieces with 1 slot on top into the 2 slots on the bottom of the two pieces that are already combined. Then just add the remaining 2 pieces (which are the tricky ones that require bending).
I should note that these things might change on more complex designs, but those are beyond me.
Good luck!
If your design is not symmetrical, you will have 3 cuts that have 1 slot on top and 2 on the bottom, and three cuts that have 2 slots on top and 1 on the bottom.
Other things to note: the hanging loop is on a piece with 2 slots on top. Slide the middle 2 pieces together, then slide UP the other 2 pieces with 1 slot on top into the 2 slots on the bottom of the two pieces that are already combined. Then just add the remaining 2 pieces (which are the tricky ones that require bending).
I should note that these things might change on more complex designs, but those are beyond me.
Good luck!