Hey paper crafters! You may be avid card makers and scrapbookers, but when it comes to your paper crafts, you want the kids far, far away. Merge your love for paper crafting with activities you can do with your children when you download the latest free eBook from us at AllFreePaperCrafts!
Paper Crafts for Kids: 10 Paper Toys, Printable Paper Dolls, and Other Kids Craft Ideas
Paper Toys
Paper toys are fabulous paper crafts for kids because kids get to spend time making their project, and later they get to play with it! We have a great collection of paper toys included in this free eBook. Try making a super easy and fun backyard memory match game with your kids. Though the weather may not be ideal for backyard fun just yet, this craft works in a large family room or basement as well. Gather your mega-sized matching tiles and spread them out across the ground. This craft is easy to make and when completed, kids will get to be active as they race around trying to find a perfect match.
Paper Dolls
Did you have paper dolls when you were growing up? Not only does this collection include a vintage-style printable paper doll with printable outfits, but it also includes innovative paper doll tutorials as well. For example, have you ever made a paper doll out of eggshells before? Help your kids make unique paper dolls that will be fun to play with or display.
Other Kids Craft Ideas
Stained glass projects were some of my favorite crafts as a kid. Believe it or not, there are ways to get a stained glass effect with paper! The awesome Tissue Paper Stained Glass House is such a cool kids craft. Your kids can get their hands messy with the glue and tissue paper, and they will get to make a cool little house that their toy dolls can live in. Just look at how amazing it looks when the light shines through!
For a comprehensive collection of fabulous kids craft ideas, be sure to download this printable collection! Paper Crafts for Kids: 10 Paper Toys, Printable Paper Dolls, and Other Kids Craft Ideas is a marvelous free eBook that will inspire your family to craft and play together.
What crafts did you make as a child?
I’ve nannied in the past and coming up with crafts and new games was always the toughest part of the job for me. Sure, I consider myself very creative but it gets hard to come up with new ideas every day. Paper crafts were some of the easiest (and cheapest) options. We usually made our own puzzles or even our own deck of cards. I wish I had this ebook then. It probably would have made things more interesting for the kids (and a bit easier for me!)