Since we enjoyed so much making the teabox circus train, I decided to create this simple coloring page for a simpler version of that craft. Just cut the parts and paste them together on a piece of construction paper to create a cute circus train with your child or classroom!
Circus train craft preview
Download the free pdf here, remember, it is for personal use only! Enjoy!
Gabi
I thought it would be nice to reuse the space elements to make a cute space themed birthday invitation!
Space Birthday Invitation
Download the free hi-resolution jpeg here (300dpi) and print it on cardstock. The size is 5×8 so use standard greeting card envelopes. Remember, it is for personal use only!
Enjoy!
Gabry
Spring is the perfect season to share company with your friends. This lovely invitation card, in 3 coloured versions, is designed to let your friend know that you, and maybe your barbecue in the garden, are waiting for them!
Click below on the images to download the hi-def jpg (300 dpi). The format is 5×8 inches so you can use standard greeting card envelopes.
Have fun!
Paola
I got the idea for today’s craft from a beautiful blog called Mer Mag and more specifically from this post, in which she created a train for her kids using tea boxes and colored duct tape. I thought it would be fun to recreate her idea in the spirit of Print-cut-paste-craft.com and create some templates for you to just print, cut and paste on your tea boxes. Here is the result!
Tea Box Circus Train
Tea Box Circus Train 2
For the train in the pictures I have just printed the colored templates ( you can download them for free here), cut them and used colored brads for the wheels. If you want I also uploaded the black and white templates (here) so you can let your little one color his/her own train before cutting and pasting. It is really easy and it is a great way to reuse those tea boxes you might have in your pantry, my son loves filling the boxes up with all his little toys and have them go for a ride, but you can use them also to organize a child’s crayons and other art supplies or as little gift boxes for a themed party. I would love to hear from you how you used them!
Enjoy!
Gabry
This little origami box, about 2×2 inches, is a sweet way to tell your mom you love her. I put some little chocolate truffles in it, it is the perfect size for a small present and making it instead of buying it makes it feel more like when I was in school and would come home with my mother’s day craft!
Find here the instructions on how to make an origami box, and download here the printable template for this lovely box for free! Chocolate and daughterly love are not included!Remember, it is for your personal use only.
Have fun!
Paola