Another lovely paper bag, decorated with a monogram on the front side and a blue heart on the back. It could be a great way to wrap a small gift for a little boy or a favor for a boy’s baby shower.
Click Here to download the free template in PDF format. The file contains all the letters of the alphabet, so you can personalize it however you want.
Have fun!
Paola
For this pattern I chose a color palette inspired by the Brazilian Flag: blue, gold and green. It’s a great vibrant tropical theme that could be used to wrap a small present both for men and women alike.
Click here to download the free printable PDF file to build your box. The file contains 2 different ribbons: choose your favorite!
To read the instructions on how to build an origami box go to our “How to” section or click here.
Have Fun!
Paola
I designed this pattern for my wrapping paper, and found it perfect for this little paper bag. It has a grey and red motif that is very gender/occasion neutral and can be used to hold pretty much anything. I closed the bag with the stapler, so I used my monogram to hide the staple.
In the pdf, beside the bag template, you’ll find a complete alphabet, so you will be able to use your own monogram.
Click here to download the pdf, and remember: for personal use only!
Have Fun!
Paola
This is a smart planner for your parties. The pdf contains 2 pages, the first with a 10 days calendar, and the second one to organize your invitations list and track your guests’ feedback.It helps you keep track of all the things you need to do before a party day by day, no more rushing or last minute run to the store!
Click on the image to download the file, for personal use only.
Have fun,
Paola
I wanted to create a printable solar system model, something that I could print and put together easily to show my son what planets are in the solar system, which ones are closer or further from the sun and from us and which one is the biggest or the smallest. I chose not to use an actual scale, otherwise it would have been hard to make it printable, but I still tried to give an idea of the different sizes. I also tried to replicate as much as possible the actual colors of the planets as we see them from the earth, to create a realistic effect without using the actual pictures. Here is the result:
Here is how to recreate this simple solar system model:
1) print the free hi-res jpg on cardstock with a color printer (click here for the planets and the arms);
2) cut out the planets and the arms;
3) with a pointy knife or the tip of the scissors make a hole in the center of the sun and on one end of the arms; if you want you can also make a hole on the other hand of the arms and in the center of every single planet, but this is optional;
4) place a metal brad in the middle of the sun and connect all the arms to it before opening it;
5) place the planets at the end of every arm with tape, or with their own brad if you made the holes for it in step 3;
Enjoy!
Gabi