The advanced photography students, from NIU’s School of Art and Design, folded the paper and cut it into a snowflake on Tuesday.

The resulting paper snowflake measured 44 feet and 6 inches, surpassing the current record of 20 feet and 1/2 inch, which was set in 2019 by Christa Hanson of Iowa.

Jessica Labatte, associate professor and head of the photography department, said it took the students about 10 hours to create the snowflake.

Evidence from the attempt is now being submitted to Guinness World Records for official verification.

According to www.upi.com. Source of photo: internet