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![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-90.jpg)
For work, we need to take:
- a white sheet of paper (A4 format);
- a template for drawing a circle (you can use a compass);
- a pencil;
- scissors.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-91.jpg)
According to the template, draw a circle on paper, which will be the blank for the future Christmas tree.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-92.jpg)
Cut it with scissors.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-93.jpg)
Fold the cut circle in half.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-94.jpg)
Then we make 2 more additions, as a result, our workpiece should have 8 layers.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-95.jpg)
We draw lines on it, placing them alternately from one or the other edge of the workpiece. The distance between them should be no more than 5 mm. The more often there are lines, the higher the subsequently the Christmas tree will turn out.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-96.jpg)
Now cut along the outlined lines.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-97.jpg)
It was the turn to deploy the blank of the future 3D Christmas tree. This should be done very carefully so as not to damage it.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-98.jpg)
Now it remains to pull the middle of the round billet and our craft is ready.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-99.jpg)
Such a Christmas tree can be hung by a thread, and it will become another decoration of the New Year's interior.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/3d-100.jpg)
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