3D Free Printable Paper Christmas Tree Color Cut and Paste Kids and Family Activity.

3D Free Printable Paper Christmas Tree Color Cut and Paste Kids and Family Activity.

Hello Print Cut Paste Craft! Christmas is almost here and, this year more than ever, I know we all need some new fun activities to do at home and help us get into the Holidays spirit. Never fear, Print-Cut-Paste-Craft is here with our best Christmas Craft to date!

Ladies and gentleman, may I introduce……… THE 3D PAPER CHRISTMAS TREE!!!! All you need, as usual, is a printer, some colors, some scissors and some glue to create this beautiful tree to put on your desk as you work, or go to school remotely, and get into the Christmas Spirit!

I made this activity with my two boys and my husband yesterday: each one of use decorated their side of the tree in a slightly different style and with different colors and ornaments. Not only we had loads of fun together, but now I love  having this little tree right on my desk reminding me of the holidays and of why I do what I do!

I think this would make a great little project for home schooling and remote learning as well as for the adult that just wants to cheer up their desk and spend a few relaxing hours doing a free craft!

 

 

 Here are the instructions on how to assemble the 3D Christmas Tree:

  1. Once you have printed the template, color and cut out the 4 sides of the tree .
  2. Color, Cut and Paste the Ornaments on the tree. Be careful not to put too many ornaments along the middle of the tree or it will be harder to fold.
  3. Fold the four trees in half along the dotted line.
  4. Glue one half of each tree to one half of another (see image) so that you create a cross with each tree bent at a 90 degree angle.
  5. Color the tree skirt, then cut along the dotted lines in the middle by folding the skirt in half and cutting perpendicularly. Be careful not to cut all the way through.
  6. Cut the tab at the bottom of the trees in half along the line, then insert the tabs in the cross cut in the middle of the tree skirt and bend them at a 90 degree angle in a cross pattern.
  7. Tape the tabs to the bottom of the skirt.

 

Step Two Free Printable 3D Christmas Tree
Step One Free Printable 3D Christmas Tree
3d Christmas Tree Preview 1

The Free 3D Printable tree comes with two levels of difficulty:

Click here to get the template for the blank tree and the separate ornaments: this will allow you to completely personalize the ornaments on your tree but it will require some complex cutting since the ornaments can get quite small.

Click here if instead you want a template in which the tree is already decorated and all you need to do is color and assemble the tree.

Have fun!

 

Free Printable Halloween Craft: Dancing Skeleton and Frankenstein

Free Printable Halloween Craft: Dancing Skeleton and Frankenstein

Halloween is near! Here is a free printable Halloween Craft to do with your kids at home or at your classroom Halloween party! All you need to do is print the template, color the pieces, cut them and then fasten them to each other with brass fasteners and you will have a dancing skeleton and a dancing Frankenstein ready to go and be the “life” of the party!

Enjoy!!

Free printable dancing skeleton and frankenstein craft from Print-cut-paste-craft.com

Free printable dancing skeleton and Frankenstein craft from Print-cut-paste-craft.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Free Printable Halloween Craft by Print-cut-paste-craft.com : dancing Frankenstein

Free Printable Halloween Craft by Print-cut-paste-craft.com : dancing Frankenstein

Free Printable Mermaid and MerKitten bracelet Kids’ craft

Free Printable Mermaid and MerKitten bracelet Kids’ craft

Summer is here, and with that comes summer break and bored kids! So here is my first summer project: two super cute bracelets of a mermaid and of a merkitten ! Just color them, cut them out and then slide the top part into the dotted slit at the bottom and you have a cute bracelet ! I recommend printing on card stock if you want it to last a little longer 🙂 I asked my 6 years old son to help me with the kitten and I colored the mermaid, aren’t they cute?

Mermaid and merkitten bracelet preview

 

 

 

Free printable mermaid and merkitten template from www.print-cut-paste-craft.com

Free Printable Color Ornaments: Cut and Paste Your Christmas Tree

Free Printable Color Ornaments: Cut and Paste Your Christmas Tree

This is the colored version of the Color, Cut and Paste Your Tree activity that I created last week. I created it for those of you who have a color printer and just want a fun cut and paste activity to do with the family.

My suggestion is to print the tree template (click here) on green card stock and the ornament on white card stock. For a school activity for very young ones it might be cool to use velcro strips for an easy and mess free activity!

The image below is just a preview, click HERE for the Hi-Resolution Jpeg.

PREVIEW Free Printable Color Ornaments for Christmas Tree Activity by www.print-cut-paste-craft.com

PREVIEW Free Printable Color Ornaments for Christmas Tree Activity by Gabriella Vagnoli for www.print-cut-paste-craft.com

Elegant Small Gift/Favor Box: Pink, Grey and Burgundy Motif.

Elegant Small Gift/Favor Box: Pink, Grey and Burgundy Motif.

Yes, another Origami Box! I love them…This one has a grey/pink/burgundy motif and you can choose between two different kinds of printable ribbons. It’s such a classic motif, it would be a great idea for favors for a bridal shower or even a little girl baby shower.

To read the instructions on how to make an origami box go to our “How to” section by clicking here.

Click Here to download the PDF file, containing the printable template for the box and the ribbons.

Have fun!

Paola

Elegant Paper Bag with Monogram: Grey and Red

Elegant Paper Bag with Monogram: Grey and Red

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