Printing Tips
- Print at 100% or Actual Size so the snowflake arms stay separated.
- Standard paper is fine; use heavier paper if children are using markers or a wash of watercolor.
- Grayscale printing is fine; the pages are line art only.
- Leaving snow areas uncolored and shading only the shadows gives the most convincing result.
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