Free Papercraft Printables for Kids


Paper can be folded, painted, glued, and shaped into just about anything you can dream up. Below are 6 amazing sites which offer free paper printables.

Origami-Club

I feel like I’ve stepped into a world of endless mini-possibilities when I visit the Japanese site, origami-club.com.  Here, you are welcome to print out origami paper for folding, or to use on other projects.

This site offers so much, and is easy to navigate.

First, you can print out Figured Papers with striped, polka-dotted, and mini-fig patterns. Or, check out the Japanese design-themed Japanese Papers.

Then, you can navigate to instructions on the left-hand side - for projects like furniture, clothes, accessories, paper planes, animals, Valentines, flowers, sea creatures, fruits and vegetables, etc.

Origami-club has a star rating system to show you the difficulty level of each project. And, when you click on a project, you get a well-explained, step-by-step printable graphic, like the screen grab below.

Screen Grab via origami-club.com

Some of the projects also come with a step-by-step graphic player – indicated by (anime) next to the star rating. If you prefer folding alongside an animation rather than reading directions, you get to use a fun graphic animation simulator, which you can even pause or speed up.

Screen Grab via origami-club.com


Be sure to take the time to search origami-club.com - there's so much to discover.

Super Coloring

Screen Grab via supercoloring.com

Have a hankering to make a Thor papercraft?

Another favorite free printable site is Super Coloring, where you are free to download Paper Toys, Snowflakes, Origami, Scrapbooking printouts, Paper Dolls, Stickers, Gift Tags, Board Games, Chibi Dolls, Greeting Cards, Paper Masks, Play Money, Bookmarks, and more…for a total of over 10,000 free printables. 

Mr. Printables

Screen Grab via Mr. Printables

Screen Grab via Mr. Printables

Mr. Printables offers free templates to make 3D printables for coloring, games, toys, puppets, animals, fruit, treehouses, holiday-themed crafts, scrapbooking items, stationery, and décor.

The Graphics Fairy

Screen Grab via The Graphics Fairy

The Graphics Fairy offers free vintage-inspired graphics for download. You'll find an abundance of graphics that can be used for various projects.

In addition to graphics, this site offers free tutorials for different graphic image transfer methods and techniques.

If you click on the heading "Categories" in the header search menu, you'll be able to easily search for images for your creative ideas, including seasonal projects.

       · Don't miss:  Vintage Graphics for more information about what The Graphics Fairy offers.

Free Paper Dolls

Screen grab via Free Paper Dolls

Screen Grab via Minieco

Minieco.co.uk  has paper printables of large versions of one of the best treats - Liquorice Allsorts. Enjoy!

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