Templates If you’re good at following directions, you’ll be a pop-up wizard after you’ve used these simple pop-up templates. Start making pop-ups yourself! Download the pdf, print the templates, cut out the pieces, glue them together and amaze everyone!
This quick and easy card template is one you will come back to again and again. Enjoy this card parade featuring all the new papers!
I have a fun little printable Easter carrot treat box for you today as my monthly projects for 12 Months of Martha! These are super easy to put together~ in fact, my Ella LOVED helping with them. We made them for her preschool class and she is so excited to take them to her friends....Read More
Create your own layered papercut shadow box with this Personal Use template. Papercutting tools, paper, 3d adhesive foam pads and a glue stick are all you need to make this gorgeous 3D design. The finished piece will measure approx. 5.5" x 5.5". *Image shows artists efforts with the design. You don’t need to follow the colours used in this example; add as much or as little detail as you wish within your own attempt* Your template files are supplied as flipped, print ready PDF files which will fit to print on A4 paper. The step-by-step tutorial is also supplied as a PDF file. *Personal Use* You may cut the design as many times as your like for yourself, to gift to a very lucky friend/family member, or to raise money for charity. However, you are not permitted to sell the finished piece, alter the design or redistribute the template files. Please credit Not Just Paper Boutique for the design when sharing images.
Spring is right around the corner and it is almost here! I’m thinking about quality time with my children, crafting simple handmade projects together. This year I’ve created a cute, build-your-own bunny rabbit craft printable
This is a digital product for instant download. No physical product will be sent to you. Beautiful, realistic Easter Lily pop-up card. This is a do-it-yourself pop-up card to cut, draw and score with a craft cutting machine like Cricut or Silhouette. There are 5 optional messages for the 3D banner; Happy Birthday, Happy Mother's Day, Happy Anniversary, Congratulations and Happy Easter, that turn this into a card for any occasion. There is some unusual construction so that the lily opens and does not look not squished. The results look impressive, but it is not very difficult. Detailed instructions included in the PDF. MATERIALS AND TOOLS (for 1 card): 1 sheet 8 1/2" x 11" cardstock for outside of card 1 sheet 8 1/2" x 11" cardstock for inside of card 1 1/2 sheets 8 ½” x 11” cardstock for leaves and supports 1/2 sheet 8 ½” x 11” cardstock for flower 1 piece 3" x 4” cardstock for stamens and bud 1 piece 2" x 11” cardstock for banner 1 piece 3" x 3" cardstock for banner support 2 Pens for use in cutting machine- 1 for flower lines, 1 for leaf lines Glue Double stick tape (optional) Cutting device (Cricut, Silhouette, Scan-n-cut) Scoring device (all score lines are all straight) Licensing: The digital files are for your own personal use. You may not sell the digital files or copy them to share with anyone. You may not print then share or sell the files in unfinished form. You may make and gift as many as you like. You may make the item and donate to your favorite charity. You may cut, assemble and sell up to 10 of the finished item, but not on Etsy. For more than that, please contact me for a commercial license.
Before you start, you will need to gather: an Add-A-Quarter ruler template plastic or index card (we use a postcard...
Learn how to make beautiful, long-lasting crepe paper flowers with these step-by-step instructions.
This is an 8 1/2″ x 11″ piece of white card stock which has been stamped. Once stamped or decorated, you cut it up into pieces to make between 8 and 10 cards from this one patterened pi…
Hello. This is in response to a few requests on how I did my round front panel side step card, picture below, posting HERE . T...
Suncatcher Easter eggs are a great Easter kids' craft idea that is easy and fun. Use our free egg printable template to make this project extra easy for the kids.
I do love a good printable, who doesn’t? Especially when they are free. What? I’m a tight fisted kind of gal… Sorry, no fucks given. Anyhow, with it getting closer and closer to Easter, I have been working on my Pinterest boards and scouting the Internet to pin crafting delights, recipes and printables for you to enjoy… So now I’m feeling decidedly guilty that my kids haven’t had any of these treats for themselves! I’m going to be printing some of these off, baking cookies and just generally being the mother I desperately want to be over the Easter hols… At least that’s what I’m telling myself! Here are 20 of the cutest, most stylish and most fun Easter printables for kids and your home all 100% FREE. Spring & Easter Banner and pinwheels from Yellow Bliss Road Happy Easter poster from How To Nest For Less Bunny Love You Tags from Reasons to Skip The HouseWork Easter Monogram Poster from I Should Be Mopping the Floor Easter Lunch Jokes from Kristen Duke Photography Bunny Garland from Unknown Blogspotter. Easter Treat Boxes from Molly Moo Crafts. Easter Egg Huggers from Lia Griffith Egg Decorating Kit from Sew Yeah Carrot Egg Basket from Kids Craft Room Easter Bunny Footprints from Happy Home Fairy Egg Decorating Kit from Small for Big Easter Wrapping Paper from Ghirlandadi Popcorn Bunny gift bags from Zugalerie Pin the tail on the Bunny from Sugar and Charm Easter Bunny gift boxes from The Craft Train Carrot Easter treat bags from The Red Thread Blog Easter Board Game from Mr. Printables. Easter Egg Truck from Mr Printables. Easter Cake Topper from Mr Printables You’re welcome! H x You may also enjoy: Easter Egg Hunts 4 unusual ways to use left over chocolate …
Today's MISM project is an easy-to-make basket, and my favorite thing about it, besides it's cute shape, is the generous size and the fact that it can be made just about any size that you want. Since my basket was inspired by Nancy Dawson's picnic basket, which you can see HERE, I used the same size card stock that she used . . .9" x 9". The card stock was scored at 3" and 6" on two sides. The four corners were cut into 1" strips (up to the intersecting scored line), and two of the center sections were cut into a triangular shape, which is the piece to which the strips get adhered. Glue dots can be used to adhere the strips, but I just ran a line of adhesive straight across the ends. Nancy was kind enough to provide a pattern, which I've attached at the bottom of this post. Stampin' Up! products used to decorate the basket include Eyelet Border punch, Blossom Petals Builder punch, Blossom punch, designer button, antique brads, linen thread, and In Color Patterns designer series paper stack. For the tag, I used My Digital Studio and "Summer Smooches" digital kit and "Sprinkled Expressions" digital stamp brush set. This project may not look like a "snappy" one, but . . . trust me . . . give it a try and see for yourself just how quickly it comes together!
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This is a listing for a digital download (PDF) of plans to make your own Rabbit mask from card paper. All instructions are included in the file. You will be provided with 4 different sizes of the dimension template (24 cm, 26 cm, 28 cm, 30 cm ). In that picture we use size 26 cm and 30 cm template. You need: a printer, thick paper (160 - 240 g/m2 ), utility knife or scissors, glue and 6 sheets of card paper. Crafting time is around - 45 minutes. The plans you will receive will have number coded edges, and once you have cut out each individual piece and folded as the instructions will show you, all you have to do is match up the edge numbers and glue together. All of our Sculptures are copyright and are for personal use only, please don't distribute or steal these files. By purchasing or downloading Yumegami mask template you are agreeing to the following terms of use: The files are protected by the Copyright (c). Any sharing or distribution in any of ways is prohibited and assured by law. The Templates and Assembled Products (such as trophy heads, masks and half-masks) are for personal use ONLY. The Templates and Assembled Products shall not be used for commercial purposes without prior consent with Copyright owner (Yumegami). The merchandise of items made from Yumegami Templates or Assembled Products is prohibited. Copying any of the Templates and ready Assembled Products is prohibited. The use of Yumegami Templates and Assembled Products for profit generation is prohibited. In case of any questions related to use of Yumegami Templates and Assembled Products please contact us: yumegamishop [!at] gmail.com
Craft dainty mini flowers with this six-petal flower template. Add them to larger paper flower arrangements or top a cupcake with them. Also included is a larger version of the pieces that can be scaled to whatever size is needed for your project. Templates include an SVG for cutting with Cricut Explore and a DXF for cutting with a Silhouette craft cutter. Downloads also include written instructions with photos (PDF). Skill Level: EasyEstimated Time: 5 minutes to assemble plus time for cutting and drying the glue
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Bonjour, En ce samedi, je vous montre 2 nouvelles cartes faites avec la technique de l'Iris Folding : - tout d'abord une coccinelle : Carte faite avec ce gabarit trouvé ICI : - puis un rouge-gorge (je me suis inspirée de cette carte) : Carte faite...
EASTER!! the tradition of egg coloring, www.dailymail.co.uk While we may not all do 'production' Easter activities, most of us like to do a little bit of something special. Here are a few ideas! Joan Walsh Anglund Easter paper doll Here she is with no background. Have your kids color their own scene to have her play in front of. For an afternoon craft, give them sequins, stickers, buttons, little silk flowers, glitter glue, fancy sparkle gel pens, ribbons, etc. to decorate her hats! Be sure they have extra plain paper to create their own hats for Polly. pattern removed at the request of bergkaarten Iris folding pattern by www.bergkaarten.nl Please note - personal use only. That means you can make the design and send it to friends and family, but you may not make the design and sell the card! Here are a couple more iris folding patterns for you - these are all from various paper crafters, found on the irisfoldinggroup, yahoo. Wouldn't these baskets and flower pot look pretty with handmade yoyo flowers glued in them, as flowers? Or even punched paper flowers, with a little seed bead glued as the center? vintage Strawberry Shortcake paper doll card for a grandchild www.sheknows.com I thought this was a great centerpiece idea for a holiday table, where you don't want to be craning necks to look over a tall floral arrangement! It is a simple white ceramic relish dish. I bet you could find these at World Market, Pier 1, etc. Nope, I don't know how she made her eggs. I suggest you check out her site and see if she has directions, or check out my previous blogs about decorating Easter eggs. coloring pages courtesy Dover Books Be a good 'neighbor' and bring along a few sheets of appropriate coloring pages and some crayons in a snack baggie when you go to church. Many churches do not have 'children's church' during special holidays, such as Easter. No matter how much of an 'angel' your young child (or someone else's child) is, they will get restless. That's the time to bring out the pages and crayons! Pet peeve: Don't hand out crayons and activities at the beginning of church. I firmly believe that all ages of children can participate in singing and prayer. Encourage them to listen to prayer requests so that they may learn how to pray for others. It's when they need to be quiet, such as during a sermon or special music or offertory that having a quiet activity is the right thing to do! :0) Setting a pretty holiday table? Here are some ideas that you can actually do, and not devote 8 days of prep! VeraKratochvil, www.publicdomainpictures.net I'm not sure what kind of flower is on this egg. It may be a candy egg using a chocolate mold. What I like is: Put some sheet moss or fake green grass or green shreds - whatever you have, in a flower pot, or on a plate. A serving platter would be perfect. Nestle open silk flowers such as daisies or wide, open roses into the 'grass'. Take your hard boiled eggs - just plain white looks terrific - and hot glue on another silk flower. Have some extra punched paper flowers? They would look really pretty too. You don't need more than one flower per egg. Place in larger silk flower. I would try to just nestle them in and skip the glue. Simple. Quick. Easy. Here's another: www.herbsociety-stu.org First, the simple part: Take your dyed Easter eggs and put them on a deviled egg plate. Done! Fancy it up? Put a ceramic figurine in the center, as shown in the photo. Don't have one? Have your kids make a paper bunny, or use pom poms, or chenille pipes - whatever you have. Keep it simple. Have a bit more time? Tuck in between the eggs little silk flowers to fill in the 'gaps'. If you live in an area where spring flowers are starting to peek, by all means send the kids out to pick violets or johnny-jump-ups, etc. right before the meal, when they are restless to EAT anyway! Add some fresh blades of grass, or some tiny greenery. Fresh or fake, either will look terrific! Super fast idea? Skip the dyed eggs and just put in a mix of white and brown eggs, then do the flower/grass thing. Another quick and easy, yet very pretty table decoration idea: Here I have a pot of tulips that came from the grocery store in this pretty green paper, placed on a vintage doily that my grandmother made. Around it I placed some of my vintage tea cups that I collect. The bookmark is an all time favorite of a lion and a lamb. a Jan Brett coloring page, www.janbrett.com Here is an idea from Martha Stewart. If you have never checked out her web site, you are missing out. The woman is bonzai crazy creative! A simple arrangement of egg cups and seasonal fresh flowers. Place some marbles or buttons in the bottoms of the cups to hold flowers in place and help prevent 'tipping over'. Well, that's it for today. I always have more ideas than I have time to share! See you soon! inkspired www.inkspired.etsy.com www.collagepaperpainting.etsy.com and on pinterest - kkloberdans "Going to Church Hat" original Collage Art Doll by inkspired www.collagepaperpainting.etsy.com
Spring speech therapy activities to teach comparison vocabulary and shapes! Terrific for preschool and kindergarten math centers too, you get printables, 28 Clip-Dot-Punch task cards to use with dot markers, clothespins or a hole punch, plus fun games to keep little ones engaged! Send a booklet home with the parent letter for extra practice! The 5 hands-on printables reinforce the concepts of same and different, plus many other goals...and are perfect for home practice too. Your littles will love completing file folder matching, and the Bunny Shapes Game is open-ended fun for anyone on your caseload. If you own my Rudolph Shapes, these activities are the same, in a fresh spring version! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ No Color printing? BW version is Included! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ➤SKILLS TARGETED: 22 useable pages with: • Shape Vocabulary • Understanding the concepts of “same,” “alike” and “match.” • Understanding the concept of “different.” • Articulation of 2-syllable words (Hungry Bunny Printable) • Articulation of initial /sp/ words (spit), /w/ (will, with), final consonant /t/ in “spit” and “out” • Future tense “will nibble” • Irregular past-tense “ate” • Pronouns “he” and “she” ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ➤CONTENTS: 22 useable pages with: Activities to teach Same and Different: • 14 Clip Dot Punch Cards. These cards have 3 ways to play: Clip a clothespin on the shape that’s the same as the large one. OR Dot your choice with a dot marker. OR use a hole punch to mark your choice • 14 Clip Dot Punch Cards. Find and clip, dot or punch the 2 shapes that are different from the large one. • 2 Parent letters included with Clip Dot Punch Cards (Print the BW version and make a send-home booklet for home practice.) • 2 Hungry Bunny pages. The bunnies ate some very, very strange snacks and they turned into different shapes! Guess what each bunny ate. Cut and paste the objects that are the same shape as each reindeer. Perfect printable for home practice! • 3 Time to Nibble. Find each bunny a carrot that is a different shape than the bunny. Practice articulation and syntax too. Great to send home for carryover. • 4 Bunny Shapes Game Boards: Easy, open-ended play! Draw a card after each turn and match the bunny shapes to your game board. For 1-4 players. Will you be the first to fill your board? • 16 Bunny cards for the Bunny Shapes Game. • 14 Carrot shapes cards for the Carrot File Folder Matching Game • 2 Folder game sheets. Paste on a folder, and match the shapes. Great motivational activity too… my preschool and kindergarten students love matching! Just give one shape to match for each response. Plus: • 3 “I Can” Posters: Same, Different, Naming Shapes • Labels for Storage ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ More of My "Shapes" Packs: Small, Medium and Large Santa Shapes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ❤Would you love more great Spring activities? Check out these packs: Feed Me Language Frog Spring Picture Story Sequencing Five Little Ducks speech and Language Activities ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ★★★Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: Look for the star near the top of any page within my store and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive customized email updates about this store. Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom or therapy room so I can create more for you. ☺
Tutorial for Lynne Tyler’s Liberated Birds. Tutorial is 57 pages long with instructions to make these free pieced birds. (The birds are made without traditional patterns or templates and they are not "paper pieced.") Document includes dozens of examples of finished birds, and ideas for variations to make birds with attitude and wings that sing. You can make birds with long or short beaks, pointy or blunt. You can make the birds bigger or smaller. You can make them fat or skinny, tall or short. They are fun to make and can be used in lots of places - on quilts, pillows, tote bags, or placemats to name a few! The tutorial includes time-saving techniques for making multiple birds. Warning: making these birds can be addictive! You will have a flock in no time! The tutorial has been completely revised for 2021, with dozens of new and improved photographs, better and more detailed explanations, and hints to make construction even easier. New pages include a Gallery of finished bird quilts and a page of student birds. Note: This is an instant digital download. As soon as you complete your purchase, you should see a link to the file. If you use an Etsy account to make the purchase, you will be able to download the file at any time, simply login to your Etsy account and find the purchase. The link will be there permanently. If you use an Etsy Guest account, make sure you download the file immediately. Thanks! Lynne
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Paper pennant bunting is super easy to make, and adds instant festivity to your decor, whatever the season or occasion. This holds true for Halloween and harvest accessorizing too. I used