Bored and don’t know what to do on New Years Eve or New Years Day? How about making a cube with the numbers 2015 (or whatever year it happens to be when you see this tutorial). A fun thing to do is to write a letter about what you hope for the following year. Put it inside the cube. Don’t look at it until the following year. See how things have changed or if things turned out the way you hoped they would. Or you can just roll it around, toss it around, or just put it up on a shelf.

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How to Make a New Years Cube Dice to Celebrate the New Year

Step 1

Print out the correct template. This year, you would print out 2015 (but I also included up to 2020) for future New Years. You can either choose, aqua, pink, yellow, or black and white.

2015 Templates

2016 Templates

2017 Templates

2018 Templates

2019 Templates

2020 Templates

How to Put These New Year Cubes Together

After you print out the cube template with the right color and year, then you are going to want to cut it out and then fold on the dotted lines and on the tabs. And then glue the cube together. We already made cubes in another New Years tutorial, why don’t you check out the pictures on that folding tutorial, it is exactly the same. BEFORE YOU CLOSE THE CUBE: Write a note and place it inside the cube. Don’t peek until the following year. See how things have changed since you wrote the note.

There really isn’t much that you can do with this cube, other than put it up somewhere or toss it around with your friends. It is just a cute craft that gives you time to think about the year gone past and the year yet to come. I hope that you enjoy it.

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Here is a fun printable turtle papercraft that you can make. This is super easy to print, fold, and then play with. Find out how to make it below.

Crafts Materials Needed

Paper or Cardstock

Scissors

Printer

Optional – Cereal Box

Optional – Butter Knife

Optional – Ruler

Templates

PDFs

Black and White Template – Open PDF and then Print Out ( template-bw-paper-turtle-neck-in-and-out )

Color Template – Open PDF and then Print Out ( template-color-paper-turtle-neck-in-and-out )

OR

PICTURES TO SAVE AND PRINT OUT

Click on Thumbnail – Then Save Bigger Image That Opens Up

Click on Thumbnail – Then Save Bigger Image That Opens Up

Step 1

Print out either a color or a black and white template. Then glue it onto a cereal box.

Step 2

Cut it out.

Step 3

To make it easier to fold, you can do something called scoring. Do this by taking a butter knife and a ruler and drag the butter knife along the ruler and line you want to score.

Then fold the legs and tail in. Then fold the neck forwards and backwards on the lines several times. You then have your turtle finished.

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Today, I will share with you a printable paper craft for Passover. This craft is good for Jewish and Christian children as both study the old testament. In this craft, Moses is parting the sea while escaping the Egyptians. All of the Israelites are able to cross the sea, but then the Egyptians are all swallowed up by the sea when it closes back up. This is a perfect craft to celebrate Passover.

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Crafts Materials Needed:

Printer

Printer Paper

Blue Paper

Scissors

Templates

Click Below on Each of the template images. These images will open up as a larger image. Then save these images to your computer and then print them.

Step 1

Print out the 3 templates that you see above.

Step 2

Cut out all the people, the chariot, and the stands. Cut 2 slits in each stand.

Step 3

Fold the stands by folding the tabs inwards.

Step 4

Now put all of the people and the chariot into the slits that are in the stands.

Step 5

Get 2 blue sheets of paper. Cut lots of slits in the blue paper. Then curls them up and let go. The curls should look something like in the picture above.

Step 6

Cut down the fish template to be less wide.

Step 7

Now put the fish template page on top of both of the blue pieces of paper. The waves (curls) should be above the fish page so it looks like waves are on either side of the open sea floor.

Place all the people on top of the sea floor. Moses should be in the back as he is letting all of the freed slaves go before him. Behind Moses is the Egyptian chariot.

If you are using this craft to celebrate Passover, then happy Passover!

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Here is a free printable template that you can use to make an adorable Easter Bunny that holds candy in his mouth. This could be used as an Easter decoration or to give candy to your friends. Either way, it is simple enough to make with a little effort. Find the free printable template below as well as the instructions for putting it together.

Crafts Materials Needed:

Paper or Card Stock

Printer

(Optional) Cereal Box

Scissors

Ruler

Butter Knife

TEMPLATE

Click on thumbnail and then the template will open up. You can then save the image to your computer and print it out then.

Step 1

Firstly, Print out the template, found above. It works best if you can print it out on card stock, but paper is fine too.

Step 2

Cut out all the pieces and then glue them onto cereal box cardboard. If you are able to print out the template on card stock, this step is not necessary.

Step 3a

Use the back of a butter knife to score lines. You put a ruler up to the line and then drag the back of the butter knife along the line. This is called scoring and makes it easier to fold upon the line in a neat fashion. Do this, without the ruler, along the curved line at the top of the bunny’s head.

Step 4

Have your parents cut out the inside of the mouth… as well as the 2 slits that are needed on the head. If you are able to do this with a scissor yourself, then you may do it as well.

Step 5

Fold all of the tabs inward.

Step 6

Glue all of the tabs together.

Step 7

Push the ears into the slits at the top of the box. Also place candy inside of the box.

Step 8

Now glue the head down and glue or tape legs to the back of the box like seen in the picture.

 Step 9

Now bend hands at the wrist and glue them on both sides of the box, so that the hands are over the mouth.

Finished Bunny Rabbit with Candy in His Mouth

There you have it – a paper foldable Easter Bunny – holding all of the candy in his mouth. I think anyone you give this too will love it!!! I hope that you had fun.

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When I was a little girl I would have so much fun dressing up paper dolls.  You know…. the paper dolls you buy in a book at the store where you cut out the clothes to put on them?  I loved them.  I used to spend hours dressing up the paper dolls and changing their clothes over and over again.  Well, today I’m going to show you how to make with your children a stand-up dress-up doll.  I got the idea from a post I saw on another site ( ikatbag.com). You are going to make the doll out of cardboard… it is much stiffer and will hold up to many, many clothes changes.  Also, in this craft you will find 4 different template sheets of different accessories for your dress-up doll.  That means hours of fun for you and your children dressing up the doll.  So, grab the few materials needed and let’s get started.

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Materials Needed

Printer & Paper

Scissors

Black Marker

Cardboard

Paste or Glue (optional)

Glue Dots

Click on template images below to open and to print off.

Accessories Template 1

Accessories Template 2

Accessories Template 3

Accessories Template 4

Stand Up Dress Up Doll Template

Step 1

Print out template.  Cut it out.  Then trace it or paste it onto cardboard.

Step 2

Draw a face with ovals for eyes.  A letter “C” for the nose.  A curved line for the smile.

Step 3

Cut around the figure.

Step 4

Cut two cardboard rectangles out.  Then cut the following slits out…. On one cardboard cut a slit on the top and a slit on the bottom.  On the other cardboard rectangle cut two slits on the top.

Step 5

Now put the cardboard rectangle’s slits into the doll’s feet slits.

Step 6

Turn doll around.  Put these two slits into each other.  One rectangle has a slit on the bottom and one has a slit on the top.

Like this.

Here is a different view.

Step 7

It should stand.

Step 8

Print out accessories.

Step 9

Cut them out.

Step 10

I used glue dots to stick the clothes on the doll.  They stay sticky time after time of changing clothes.

Here are some examples of how to dress up your new stand up dress up doll.

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3

Example 4

Example 5

I bet you and your children had fun making these stand up dress up dolls….. but wait till you see the amount of fun they have dressing them up too.  They will love it.  I gave you 5 examples of ways to dress up your doll…. How many other ways can your child come up with?  Have fun!!

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I have a wonderfully fun craft for you today.  And, you only need one material for this craft…. paper.  I’m going to show you how to make a fast straight paper airplane.  It’s so much fun and it will give you hours of enjoyment well after you are finished making it.  Here I will show you step-by-step how to make this paper airplane.  Also, if you scroll down to the bottom of the steps you will see there is a video on how to make this paper airplane as well.  So, grab a piece of paper and let’s get started.

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Materials Needed

Paper

Step 1

Fold a piece of paper in half the long ways.

Like this.

Step 2

Open the paper back up…. like this.

Step 3

Fold the top corners in towards the center.

Step 4

Fold in towards center line another time.

Step 5

Fold inwards again.

Step 6

Now fold the entire plane in half.

Step 7

Now fold down both sides as shown above.

And the other side too.

Step 8

There it is.  Watch the video below if you have any issues.

Here is our video on How to Make a Fast Straight Paper Airplane

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I have a fun Christmas craft for even the youngest of crafters.  Today I’m going to show you how to make a Christmas Paper Toy.  With just some paper, printer, scissors and a few other materials you and your child will be able to make this cute Christmas paper toy that they will enjoy playing with…. just as much fun as they will have making the craft.  If you want, feel free to color the templates before cutting them out to add even more fun to this craft.  So, let’s get started.

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Materials Needed

Printer

White Paper

Green Paper

Scissors

Tape

Pen

Glue

Cereal Box

Click on the template images below to open a new page and to print.

Christmas Background Template

Christmas Presents Template

Christmas Table Template

Christmas Characters Template

Christmas Tree Extras Template

Step 1

Print Templates.

Step 2

Cut out items from template.

Step 3

This is the background.

Bend both dotted lines away from you.  Crease.

Now fold the next line (solid) towards you.  Crease.  Do this on both sides.

Fold both of these tabs away from you so it acts as a stand.

Cut slits.

Fold tabs up.

Place the paper in the slits on both sides.

Step 4

Place each character in the stands.

Step 5

To make the Christmas tree… get some green paper and… Fold green paper in half twice.

Use the template to… draw half of the tree along fold.

Cut both trees apart between both of them.

Cut down center… one on top of one and one at bottom of the other.

Now use the slits to slide the tree together to look like the tree above.

Tape some seams together.  Draw on tree if you want to.

Write family member’s names on ornaments or draw a design on each one.

Glue both stars together and put on top of tree.  Glue ornaments on tree.

Step 6

Cut out each of the legs.

Glue on cereal box cardboard.

Cut out and fold and crease very well.

Cut out cardboard long and wide enough for legs.

Glue on white paper like this.

Have adult cut slits in the top of the table.

Put the food tabs in the slit.

On the bottom of table push tabs in opposite directions.

Step 7

Cut out presents.

Fold on dotted lines and cut on slits.

Put tab in slit.

Completed present.

Step 8

Finished.

Awesome job!!  You just finished making your Christmas Paper Toy.  Have fun playing with it…. Christmas will be here in no time.

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Hanukkah will be here before you know it.  After all, Hanukkah begins on the evening of December 8th.  Today I will show you how to make a craft that is perfect for Hanukkah.  I’m going to show you how to make a Hanukkah Dinner Paper Craft Toy that any child will enjoy playing with.  Your children will enjoy cutting out all the characters and images from the template…. folding them and gluing them together.  Even the youngest of crafters will enjoy this craft…. with just a little help from an adult.  So, let’s get started.

Note to everyone…I know in the picture the menorah only has 7 candles…I used the wrong type of menorah. A Hanukkah menorah has 9 candles…I updated it in the template. Thank you!

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Materials Needed

Printer & Paper

Scissors

Glue

Click on template images below to open a new window and to print off.

Hanukkah Paper Characters Template

Hanukkah Presents Template

Hanukkah Room Template

Hanukkah Table & Menorah Template

Step 1

Print out templates.

Step 2

Fold the background scene.

Step 3

Cut out characters and rectangles.

Cut slits.

Fold tabs up.

Put a character in the slits… This is a stand for the character.

Step 4

Cut out table, rug and menorah.

Fold on dotted lines.  Cut on slits.

Glue together.

Step 5

Fold and glue together bottom of table.

Here it is from the side.

Have an adult cut a slit in middle of table.

Place menorah in the slit.

Bend one tab forward and one tab back.

Now the menorah should stand up.

Step 6

Cut out presents.

Fold on dotted lines and cut on slits.

Put tab in slit.

Completed present.

Step 7

Finished paper toy.

And there you have it…. you just made a Hanukkah Dinner Paper Craft Toy.  Enjoy it.

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Many people wonder how to keep the kids at the children’s Thanksgiving table entertained.  Sure, you will have the Thanksgiving meal which will occupy them for a little bit.  But, what about all the other time they will spend at the table?  How do you keep them entertained and safe from boredom?  Well, today I have a craft for you and the children that will keep the little ones entertained.  In this post I will show you how to make Paper Thanksgiving Table Toys.  This will surely keep them happy…. for a little while anyway.

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Materials Needed

Printer & Paper

Scissors

Tape

Glue

Cereal Box

White Paper

Click on template images below to make larger and to print.

People Template 1

People Template 2

People Template 3

People Template 4

People Template 5

Pilgrims Table Food Template

Step 1

Print out the templates.

Step 2

Cut out each individual piece.

Step 3

Fold on each line…

Fold like this.

Step 4

Tape in back.

Step 5

Now it stands.

Step 6

For the two guys who have arms… glue together.

Glue basket on hands.

Step 7

Print template.

Step 8

Cut out each of the legs.

Step 9

Glue on cereal box cardboard.

Step 10

Cut out and fold and crease very well.

Step 11

Cut out cardboard long and wide enough for legs.

Step 12

Glue on white paper.

Like this.

Step 13

Have an adult cut a few slits on the table top… spaced out.

Step 14

Cut out bowls of food and put tabs into slit.

On bottom of table push tabs in.

Like this.

Step 15

And, there you go…. you just finished your Paper Thanksgiving Table Toy.  This will be perfect for the children at the Thanksgiving kids table to play with.  They will really enjoy it.

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Here is an entire collection of Halloween paper figures. All of these are figures that you print out, fold, and glue together. You can use them as creepy paper toys on Halloween. Find all the tutorials for these paper toys below.

Below you will find each of the individual Tutorials for the Halloween Paper Figurines.

Paper Witch Toy

Dracula Paper Toy

Paper Mummy Toy

Paper Monster Toy

Frankenstein Paper Toy

Black Cat Paper Toy

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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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Here  are the Other Halloween Paper Toys in This Collection

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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Here are the Other Halloween Paper Toys in This Collection

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.

More Halloween Crafts.

Here are the Other Halloween Paper Toys in This Collection

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.

More Halloween Crafts.

Here are the Other Halloween Paper Toys in This Collection

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.

More Halloween Crafts.

Here are the Other Halloween Paper Toys in This Collection

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.

More Halloween Crafts.

Here are the Other Halloween Paper Toys in This Collection

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.

More Halloween Crafts.

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.

More Halloween Crafts.

Here are the Other Halloween Paper Toys in This Collection

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