Whether you want to embellish a Christmas photo, or create a winter theme kit, this script will allow you to create an infinite number of 6 points snowflakes. Every design will be different, just like real snowflakes. The random feature incorporated into the script is the key part of the creation of unique snowflakes.
You can create up to 15 snowflakes in one run of the script. Some snowflakes will be great, others might not suit you. This is totally random.
Once you have a snowflake created, you can change its color, add a texture, or even run it through a filter of your choice.
Each snowflake will be created in white on a black background so you can see better.
Use the same one with different effects, or collect several different ones. Sting them, tie them, cluster them.
You can get this script in my store: Creation Cassel.
There is also a random draw that can allow you to win this script. Check out this thread and add your name to it.
As a sampler, I created 4 snowflakes. You get the basic snowflake shapes in addition to matching snowflakes that have some textures added to them. They are all in PNG format, so you can use them in almost any program.
Use the colored snowflakes as is or you can change the color. Or you can use the basic white flakes and apply your favorite effect. Use Eye Candy or SBP if you want.
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blessings and many thanks and I wish you and your family a very happy new year too hugs Nana Kat
I would love to win the Snowflake Script, but can’t add my name to the thread :{ I would make different snowflakes and digitize them into machine embroidery Free Standing Lace so that I could hang then on the tree for years to come.