I will continue with the Christmas crafts with this fun craft.  In this post I will show you how to make a simple 3D Christmas Tree Ornament.  And, just like the title says…. this craft is a simple one.  The kids will love making it…. especially the part where they get to decorate the ornament.  They will have so much fun decorating it…. almost as much as they will have fun decorating your Christmas tree at home.  So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.

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Tutorial offered by Laura from Dacian Moon Handmade.

Materials Needed

– green paper
– scissors
– glitter glue (red, gold, blue)
– glue
– metallic silver paint (or silver glitter glue)
– a small piece of ribbon
– pencil

Step 1

Cut the paper in half.

Take one part and fold it in two.

… like this.

Step 2

Using your pencil draw a half of tree, like this…

… then cut it out.

It will look like this.

Unfold, and you have a tree.

Step 3

Repeat to make a second tree from the other piece of paper.

Step 4

Cut on the crease the upper part of one tree and the lower part of the second tree…

… like this.

Combine the two trees.

Use a small amount of glue to keep in place at the top and and the base.

Step 5

Decorate the tree using glitter glue.

I decorate it with small globes.

Step 6

Take the ribbon and fold it in two…

… then glue it on top of the tree and the ornament is ready.

Isn’t this 3D Christmas Tree Ornament precious?  It simply is.  It will look terrific on your Christmas tree.  It’s so simple you will be able to make a few to spread around your tree.

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Whether you want to teach your children about the Pilgrims or whether you are just looking for some Thanksgiving decorations to put around the house…. I have a great Thanksgiving craft for you.  Today I’m going to show you how to make Paper Log Cabins for Thanksgiving.  This would be a great craft to help teach your children about Thanksgiving and how important the Pilgrims were to that…. plus, the craft is a lot of fun.  Use the finished Log Cabin to put around the house as a Thanksgiving decoration.  Let’s get started.

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Materials Needed

Printer & Paper

Scissors

Ruler

Butter Knife

Glue

Click on template image below to open up new page and to print.

Step 1

Print out the cabin template.

Step 2

Cut out both parts.

Step 3

Score on lines by using a ruler and dull side of butter knife.  Then fold.

Step 4

Glue together with side tab.

Step 5

The chimney folds into a 3D rectangle.

Step 6

Paste chimney on top tabs.

Step 7

Let dry.

There you go…. you just finished making one of your Paper Log Cabins for Thanksgiving.  Make a few and use them for a Pilgrim Lesson for your kids and as Thanksgiving decorations for around your house.

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Today I’m going to show you how to Make Wigwams and Canoes for Thanksgiving.  These items are perfect to use as decorations for Thanksgiving.   Actually, add these items to our Indian Village Craft and have an entire Indian Village to Display for Thanksgiving.  Wouldn’t that be wonderful?  You can use both of these crafts to talk about the Native Americans and what they have given our Country.  Remind the children about the story of Thanksgiving.  Do a fun craft and a wonderful lesson at the same time.

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Materials Needed

Printer & Paper

Scissors

Paste

Twigs

Crayons, Markers or Colored Pencils (optional)

Template 1

Black & White Template

Colored Template

1.  Click on one of the images above.  Click on the black and white image if you want to color it later.  Or, print off the colored image and there is no need to color it later.   Once the new page opens up print off the template.

2.  Cut out the canoe.

3.  Slit at ‘A’.

4.  Fold in half along center line.  And, paste both halves together at ‘B’.

5.  Where you slit at ‘A’, fold towards each other and paste together.

Template 2

Black & White Template

Colored Template

1.  Click on one of the images above.  Click on the black and white image if you want to color it later.  Or, print off the colored image and there is no need to color it later.   Once the new page opens up print off the template.

2.  Cut out the Wigwam.

3.  Cut on the slits that are noted.

4.  Cut out portion ‘A’.

5.  Bend back the flaps ‘D’, bring ‘C’ flaps together and paste together.

6.  Optionally, get a few twigs (or some raffia) and glue at the top of the Wigwam.

And, there you have it…. that’s how you make Wigwams and Canoes for Thanksgiving.  Use these as Thanksgiving Decorations…. everyone will surely love them.

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This cute Halloween decoration is so easy to do and kids just love how each ghost takes on a life of its own. Each design is unique and each one is adorable in its own way. Find out how to make your very own spiral paper ghosts with the easy to follow instructions below.

Laura from Dacian Moon Handmade   will show you, step by step, how to make it.

CRAFTS MATERIALS NEEDED:

– paper
– black permanent marker
– pencil
– needle and thread
– scissors

Step 1.

Draw a „snail” on the paper, like this.

Step. 2

Use the permanent marker…

… to draw eyes and mouth on „snail” head.

Step 3.

Cut on the line.

It will look like this.

Step 4.

Put the needle through the head, over the eyes…

Cut the thread and make a knot.

Now the ghost is ready to hang.

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Although owls are known as being wise, they are also known as a spooky part of Halloween. They don’t seem very creepy, but walking thru a dark forest with owls hooting can be a pretty creepy experience. However, this owl is more a cute tribute to Halloween. and can also be used as a cover for glasses or whatever else you choose to use it for. Happy Halloween.

Laura from  Dacian Moon Handmade  will show you, step by step, how to make it.

CRAFTS MATERIALS NEEDED:

– recycled paper roll
– red paper
– white paper
– paper glue
– permanent markers : black, gold
– pencil
– scissors

Step 1.

Take the paper roll…

…and flatten it.

Fold one part inside, like in the picture…

… then the other. Now the owl have ears 😀

Step 2.

Color it with black…

… like this.

Step 3.

Draw drops on red paper.

Cut them out.

Step 4.

Apply a layer of glue on the top of a drop…

… and place it on the black roll, like this. Must start at the bottom for feathers to sit well.

Continue to glue red feathers on the owl till close up.

Step 5.

Draw 2 bigger wings on red paper.

Cut them out and applying a layer of glue on the top of them…

… stick them on their places.

Step 6.

Draw another drop and 2 circles on white paper.

Cut them out.

The new drop will be the beak, so you’ll paint it with gold.

The circles will be the eyes and you should paint them black, like this.

Glue the beak on the middle of the „face”…

… and eyes on one side and the other.

The paper owl is ready.

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I have a super duper fun Halloween craft for you today.  In this post I’m going to show you how to make a Haunted House Pop-up Card.  People love receiving cards from their loved ones.  But, what they especially love are the homemade cards.  And, this homemade card will be no exception.  Do you know what makes this Haunted House card so special?  It’s the 3-D look of the card.  I will show you how to easily make a 3-D Haunted House Pop-up Card.  Once the Halloween Card is opened it can be displayed nicely with all the other Halloween decorations.  So, let’s get started.

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Materials Needed

Piece of White Paper

Colorful Piece of Paper

Scissors

Black Marker

Colorful Crayons, Markers or Colored Pencils

Step 1

Get a piece of paper.

Step 2

Fold in half.

Like this.

Step 3

Cut on the fold on the red lines.

Like this.

Step 4

Unfold.  Then put your fingers into slits and fold the inside part in opposite direction.

Like this.

Step 5

Fold in the spot on the above image.

Fold here too…

Step 6

Pinch the top fold and cut on the red lines.

Like this.

Step 7

Fold here like in above picture.

If you fold it down again it will look like this…

And, open…. like this….

Step 8

Outline edges in black.

Step 9

Draw windows, doors and other details.

Step 10

Color it too.

Step 11

Draw other details.

Step 12

Add background and a sidewalk.

Step 13

Paste just the outside edges to a colorful piece of paper.

Step 14

You can decorate the outside of the card too.

Step 15

Didn’t this Halloween pop-up card turn out amazing?  Anyone receiving it will love it!!  To make the Trick-or-Treat figures seen here simply print them off at How to Make a Trick-or-Treat Paper Toy.  The Trick-or-Treat figures go perfectly with today’s Halloween craft.

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With all the crafts that I do  I go through a lot of glue sticks.  I always hate the idea of throwing them away…. I always try to find crafts that I can make out of recycled items.  And, glue sticks are no exception.  Here is a great craft you can make with your used glue sticks.  Today I’m going to show you how to make a Glue Stick Man out of your recycled glue sticks.  You will see what a great feeling you get from making something out of recycled materials.  Plus, you get a very cool toy man.

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Materials Needed

Empty Glue Stick

Glue

Paint, Paper, Foam or Felt

Black & White Paint

Step 1

Take an empty Glue Stick and peel the label off of it.

Step 2

Glue the cap in place like this.

Step 3

Paint on clothes or glue on clothes with paper, foam or felt.

Step 4

If painted clothes, then use black paint to outline.

Step 5

Paint a sleeve on each side.  Also, draw a dot for each eye.

Step 6

Draw a circle for each hand.

Step 7

Paint each hand white.  Also, paint white buttons on the shirt.

How adorable is this little guy?  So adorable!!  Make a few of these Glue Stick people and you can have a small family.  What a great way to recycle those used glue sticks.

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There are many characters that we associate with celebration Halloween. The witch is one of them. Today we will show you how to make your very own paper witch with hat toy, along with many other Halloween characters. Below you will find the template and instructions for the following paper witch figurine. Have fun.

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Materials Needed

Paper or Card Stock

Scissors

Glue

The Templates to Print Out:

CLICK ON THIS PICTURE TO OPEN UP TEMPLATE so you can save it to your computer and then print it out.

CLICK ON THIS PICTURE TO OPEN UP HAT TEMPLATE so you can save it to your computer and then print it out.

 How To: Step 1

Cut out the witch template

 Step 2

Optionally, score the template to make it easier to fold. All you have to do is put a ruler along each fold line. Then use the dull side of a butter knife and drag it along the ruler and the line on the paper. Then when you fold it on that line, it will fold beautifully.

 Step 3

Fold on the lines.

 Step 4

Fold the tabs too.

 Step 5

Paste the tabs together.

Step 6

Now it should look like this.

 Step 7 : Witch Hat

Print out the witch’s hat template. Cut out the hat parts…hopefully you are better at cutting than me.

 Step 8

Fold the triangle-ish shape into a cone and glue to keep together.

 Step 9

Now put the cone thru the donut shape. Cut slits all the way up to the donut.

 Step 10

Fold up the slits, like this.

 Step 11

Now glue these slits to the bottom of the hat.

 Step 12

This is the finished hat.

 Step 13

Glue the legs to the bottom of the witch’s body.

 Step 14

Place the hat on the witch. If you want, you can glue in place.

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Halloween is coming next month so I put together a collection of Halloween characters that you can cut and fold out of paper. These are Halloween figurines that are very easy to print out, fold, and paste together. This specific character is Dracula, an evil vampire. He is sort of cute and nothing to be scared about. Find out how to make this cute Vampire paper toy below.

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Materials Needed

Paper or Card Stock

Scissors

Glue

The Template to Print Out:

CLICK ON THIS PICTURE TO OPEN TEMPLATE. Then Save the Template to Your Computer and Print.

How To: Step 1

Print the Vampire / Dracula template.

Step 2

Cut out the template now.

Step 3

Optionally, score the template to make it easier to fold. All you have to do is put a ruler along each fold line. Then use the dull side of a butter knife and drag it along the ruler and the line on the paper. Then when you fold it on that line, it will fold beautifully.

Step 4

Fold on the lines.

Step 5

Fold on the tabs too.

Step 6

Paste tabs together.

Step 7

Now Dracula / the vampire looks like this.

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There are many characters that we associate with celebration Halloween. The mummy is one of them. Today we will show you how to make your very own paper mummy toy, along with many other Halloween characters. Below you will find the template and instructions for the following paper mummy figurine. Have fun.

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Materials Needed

Paper or Card Stock

Scissors

Glue

The Template to Print Out:

CLICK ON THIS PICTURE TO OPEN TEMPLATE. Then Save the Template to Your Computer and Print.

How To: Step 1

Cut out the template, found above.

 Step 2

Optionally, score the template to make it easier to fold. All you have to do is put a ruler along each fold line. Then use the dull side of a butter knife and drag it along the ruler and the line on the paper. Then when you fold it on that line, it will fold beautifully.

 Step 3

Fold on the lines.

 Step 4

Fold the tabs too.

 Step 5

Paste the tabs together.

 Step 6

Now your mummy is done and ready to play with or to display as a Halloween decoration.

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You don’t need to do very much to make these adorable paper monster figures. All you need is a printer, paper, scissor, and some paste. Find out how to make these paper monster figurines with the following instructions and a handy template.

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Materials Needed

Paper or Card Stock

Scissors

Glue

The Template to Print Out:

CLICK ON THIS PICTURE TO OPEN TEMPLATE. Then Save the Template to Your Computer and Print.

How To: Step 1

Cut Out the Template.

Step 2

Optionally, score the template to make it easier to fold. All you have to do is put a ruler along each fold line. Then use the dull side of a butter knife and drag it along the ruler and the line on the paper. Then when you fold it on that line, it will fold beautifully.

Step 3

Fold on the lines.

Step 4

Now Fold on Tabs.

Step 5

Glue tabs together.

Step 6

To Look Like This. Argghhh….scary. 🙂

Step 7

Now all you have left to do is to glue the monster’s feet on to the bottom of the box. Isn’t he cute?!

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Halloween is coming next month so I put together a collection of Halloween characters that you can cut and fold out of paper. These are Halloween figurines that are very easy to print out, fold, and paste together. This specific character is Frankenstein. He is sort of cute and nothing to be scared about. Find out how to make this cute Frankenstein paper toy below.

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Materials Needed

Paper or Card Stock

Scissors

Glue

The Template to Print Out:

CLICK ON THIS PICTURE TO OPEN TEMPLATE. Then Save the Template to Your Computer and Print.

How To: Step 1

First of all, print out the template above.

Step 2

Cut out the Frankenstein template.

Step 3 (Optional)

Optionally, score the template to make it easier to fold. All you have to do is put a ruler along each fold line. Then use the dull side of a butter knife and drag it along the ruler and the line on the paper. Then when you fold it on that line, it will fold beautifully.

Step 4

Fold along the lines.

Step 5

Fold the little tabs too.

Step 6

Now glue the tabs together.

Step 7

Now Frankenstein is all folded and done. He is now ready to play with or to be used as a decoration.

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Halloween is just around the corner so I put together a bunch of Halloween characters that you can fold out of paper. These are Halloween figurines that are very easy to print out, fold, and paste together. This specific character is a black cat, however I decided to make the cat cute instead of scary. Find out how to make this cute kitty cat below.

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Materials Needed

Paper or Card Stock

Scissors

Glue

The Template to Print Out:

How To: Step 1

Cut Out the Template.

Step 2

Fold on the lines.

Step 3

Fold the Tabs too.

Step 4

Glue the cat together on the tabs.

To look like the above picture.

Step 5

Glue the ears on the top of the cat. Glue the tail onto the back of the cat.

Now enjoy your black cat for Halloween. Print out the other foldable paper Halloween toys in this collection too.

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Materials Needed

Paper or Card Stock

Scissors

Glue

The Template to Print Out:

How To: Step 1

Cut Out the Template.

Step 2

Fold on the lines.

Step 3

Fold the Tabs too.

Step 4

Glue the cat together on the tabs.

To look like the above picture.

Step 5

Glue the ears on the top of the cat. Glue the tail onto the back of the cat.

Now enjoy your black cat for Halloween. Print out the other foldable paper Halloween toys in this collection too.

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There is not much worse than doing your homework on a cluttered unorganized desk.  Who wants to hunt for the homework supplies you need on a messy desk?  Well, you don’t have to worry about that anymore.  Today I’m going to show you how to make a Simple Desk Organizer.  It will be perfect to hold on to some paper, pencils, erasers, and pretty much anything else you want to keep organized on your desk.  So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.

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Tutorial offered by Laura from  Dacian Moon Handmade  .

Materials Needed

– recycled box
– white paint
– scissors
– pencils (one with eraser head)
– paper glue
– red paper

Step 1

Take the box…

… and draw the contour of our organizer on it, like in the picture.

Cut on the line.

It will look like this.

Step 2

Place the box on its side on the paper and draw the contour.

Turn it on the other side and continue the contour. It will look like this.

Apply a layer of glue on half of the paper…

… and place the box on it.

Then glue the other half.

Like this.

Continue covering  the sides of the box.

You can cover the inside of the sides too.

It will look like this.

Step 3

Put a little bit of paint on a piece of paper…

… and use the pencil with eraser head…

… to make white dots.

Decorate the box with white dots.

Finally, let’s add a thin band of paint on the edges.

Let it dry well.

Now you can use the organizer.

Isn’t this a great Desk Organizer?  And, it was so simple to make.  Now, you have a great way to organize your desk perfect for doing your homework.  Enjoy!!

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We are well into the month of August now…. and with August comes all the preparing you need to do for Back To School.  Well, today’s craft is perfect for back to school as I am going to show you how to Decorate a Notebook with Paper Squares.   Take an ordinary cheap notebook and decorate it with your favorite character or design.  You will be sure to have the most original notebook at school.  So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.

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Materials Needed

Notebook

Graph Paper

Colored Pencils or Markers

Colored Paper & Scissors or Pre-cut Colored Paper Squares

Glue

Step 1

First, plan out your design on graph paper with colored pencils or makers.  If you need some ideas for art you can make with squares check out these Perler Bead Crafts as well as these Mosaics.  Both the Perler Bead Crafts and Mosaics are made from squares and you should have plenty of ideas to choose from.

Step 2

Get an ordinary notebook.

Step 3

Cut squares from colored paper OR buy a bag of already cut colored paper squares (It’s easier).

Step 4

Put glue where you will place squares.

Step 5

Start putting squares down.

Keep going….

and going.

Next step is the red background.

Keep going until the background is finished.

Excellent Job!!  You just finished Decorating a Notebook with Paper Squares.  You are surely going to love taking this notebook back to school to show all your friends.  Let me know how your decorated notebook turned out in the comments below.  And, don’t forget to take a picture of it too…. you can add that to the comment as well.

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Paper airplanes are a lot of fun to make and today’s paper airplane craft is no exception.  Put a spin on the traditional paper airplane with this Double Edged Paper Airplane craft.  This paper airplane can not only fly well, but it flies fast too.  Today I will show you step-by-step how to make this plane and if you scroll down towards the end of the post I will even show you how to make this Double Edged Paper Airplane with a video.  So, grab the materials needed and let’s get started.

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Materials Needed

Standard Printer Paper

Stapler (staples)

Scissors

Step 1

Fold sheet of paper over once.

Fold sheet a second time.

Fold sheet a third time.

Step 2

Unfold the paper.

Step 3

Cut a line a little further than half way down the paper

Step 4

On the opposite side of the line cut in the last step, you will be making 2 short cuts. Cut 2 short lines on the second line over on both sides.

Here is another look at this step.

Step 5

Fold a triangle on each side of the top second line over.

Step 6

Fold it over again except to the middle.

Step 7

Fold over the tops to the side, as shown.

Step 8

Staple over the two flaps, holding the two sides together.

It should then look like this.

Step 9

Fold top third of the airplane down.

Like this.

Step 10

Fold down two triangles from the corners to about the center of the airplane, as shown.

like this.

Step 11

Fold down two triangles to about the center of the airplane from the sides, as shown.

Like this.

Step 12

Fold airplane in half length-wise.

Like this.

Step 13

Fold top of each side to bottom of airplane to make the wings, as shown.

Step 14

And, now you have your finished Doubled Edged Paper Airplane.  Go fly it and watch it soar.  Enjoy.

Here is our video on How to Make a Double Edged Paper Airplane

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