Craft Time: Sulley and Boo 3D Papercraft!

Download the Sulley and Boo Papercraft template!

How to make it

1. Print the template on regular paper or cardstock and cut out the pieces.
2. Starting with the body, cut along the three dark lines of the triangular tabs located at the bottom of the body. Fold the paper at the dashed lines away from you. Using glue or double-sided tape, secure the A tab located near the top of the body to the back of the piece next to it. Next, secure the A tab located near the bottom of the body to the back of the piece next to it. Continue this pattern with the remaining B and C tabs. Complete the shape with the D tabs.
3. For the head, fold the paper at the dashed lines away from you. Beginning with the left side of the head, secure the E tab to the back of the piece directly below it. Secure the F tab to the back of the side of the head. Secure the G tab to the back of the piece next to it. Repeat this pattern with the E, F, and G tabs on the right side of the head. Slide the H tab into the opening at the top of the body and secure it with glue.
4. To put the right leg together, you will need the following three pieces: Outer Panel, Inner Panel, and Front Leg. Fold the paper at the second horizontal dashed line on the Front Leg toward you. Fold the paper at all other dashed lines away from you.
5. Secure tabs M-P on the Front Leg to the back of the corresponding areas on the Inner Panel.
6. Attach the Outer Panel to the Front Leg using tabs I-L on the Front Leg. The front, left, and right sides of the leg are now complete.
7. To complete the back of the leg, secure the R tab to the inside of the Inner Panel and the S tab to the inside of the Outer Panel making sure it goes over the T tab. Secure the T tab to finish the leg.
8. Repeat steps 4-7 for the left leg.
9. Make sure the claws are pointing outward on each foot. Attach the legs to the inside of the body using the three Q tabs on each leg.
10. Fold the spine in half along the center dashed line and secure so the design is two-sided.  Do not glue the tabs together. Instead, butterfly the tabs outward and attach them to the light colored area on his back labeled “spine.”
11. Fold the tail in half along the center dashed line and secure so the design is two-sided.  Do not glue the tabs together. Instead, butterfly the tabs outward and attach them to the area on his back labeled “tail.”
12. Fold Sulley’s right arm in half along the center dashed line and secure so the design is two-sided. Fold the O tab away from you and secure it to the area on the body labeled “O.”  Fold the left arm in half along the center dashed line and secure so the design is two-sided.  Fold the P tab away from you and secure it to the area on the body labeled “P.”
13. Fold each horn in half and secure so the design is two-sided. Fold the tabs back and use them to attach the horns to the sides of his head.

Craft Time: Mike Wazowski 3D Papercraft!

 Download the Mike Wazowski 3D Papercraft Template!

How to make it

1. Print the template on regular paper or cardstock and cut out the pieces. Make folds along all dashed lines.
2. Beginning with the head, use glue or double-sided tape to secure the A tab to the back of the piece next to it. Continue this pattern with the remaining tabs in alphabetical order. Close the top of the head like a lid and secure it to the Q tabs. Close the bottom of the head with the R tabs to complete the shape.
3. Fold each horn in half along the center dashed line and secure so the design is two-sided. Butterfly the tabs outward and use them to attach the horns to the top of Mike’s head.
4. Fold each arm in half along the center dashed line and secure so the design is two-sided. Butterfly the tabs outward and use them to attach the arms to the sides of the body.
5. Fold each leg in half along the center dashed line and secure so the design is two-sided. Butterfly the tabs outward and use them to attach the legs to the bottom of the body. Fold the paper at the dashed line at his knees away from you. Now you can place Mike on a table or shelf with his legs dangling over the edge.  

Craft Time: Monsters, Inc. Employee Badges!

Download the Monsters, Inc. employee badge template!

How to make it

1. Print the badges on regular paper or cardstock and cut them out. Fold each badge in half along the dashed line and secure so the design is two-sided. Fill in the child's name and add a photo in the space provided.

Craft Time : Sweet Suitors!

Download Sweet Suitors Template! 

What you'll need

• Heart templates
• Scissors
• Red and pink paper scrapbook paper
• Black and red markers
• Glue stick or glue dots
• Red, pink, and white pipe cleaners
• Playing cards, in the suit of hearts

How to make it

1. Print out the templates and cut out the pieces.
2. For each suitor, use the templates to cut out a cape heart, a head heart, and two 1-inch squares for the feet from red paper. Cut out a face heart from pink paper.
3. Trim a red pipe cleaner so that it is 10 inches long. Glue the center portion to the back of the card, positioning it along the upper edge, as shown.
4. Fold down the very top of the cape heart, as shown.
5. Glue the cape in place, sticking the folded top to the front of the card and the portion below the fold to the back.
6. Shape the arms, bending them at the elbows and looping the ends for hands.
7. Turn the head valentine so that the tip faces up. Glue the face heart in place. Draw on small red hearts for the nose and mouth. Use the black marker to outline the facial features and to extend the corners of the mouth into a smile. Glue the bottom edge of the head to the top of the card.
8. For feet, fold the red paper squares in half and cut a small notch in the fold near the back, as shown. Insert the bottom of the card into the notches.
9. For a staff, cut out a pair of matching hearts from scrap paper and glue them together, sandwiching the top of a 5-inch length of a pink or white pipe cleaner between them. Slide the bottom of the pipe cleaner through one of the hand loops.

Craft Time: Heart Balloon Bouquet!

What you'll need

• Heart Balloon Bouquet template
• Scissors
• Scrapbook paper (assorted colors)
• Colored pencil or fine-tipped marker
• Ruler
• Glue stick or glue dots

How to make it

1. Print out the template and cut out the pieces. Cut out a bunch of heart balloons from bright colored papers. You can cut out several at once by stacking small squares of paper and then setting the template on top and cutting around it. Next, cut the remaining house pieces out of brown paper. (Note: using different shades of brown will make the house look more three-dimensional.)
2. Help your child assemble the house by gluing the window bay onto the front piece, as shown. Glue on the roof with the lower edge resting right above the window bay.
3. Then glue on the window bay roof and the dormer. Finally, attach the chimney by gluing the bottom edge to the back of the roof. Draw window and door squares on the house.
4. Now create a tall thin card by folding an 8 1/2- by 11-inch piece of scrapbook paper in half.
5. Have your child glue the assembled house to the bottom of the card. Then he can glue the heart balloons in "the sky" above the house, overlapping them a bit to create a big cluster.
6. Draw balloon strings from the bottoms of the hearts to the chimney top, and print a valentine message, such as "Valentine, You Make My Heart Soar," inside the card.

Download UP Heart Balloon Bouquet Template!

Craft Time: Stitch Valentine Candy Box!

Download the Stitch Valentine's Day Candy Box Printable Template!

How to make it

1. Print the template on regular paper or cardstock and cut out the pieces.  Make all folds along dotted lines.
2. Using glue or double-sided tape, secure the tabs on Stitch's body to their corresponding pieces.
3. After his body is complete, fold Stitch's right arm so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do the same with Stitch's tail. Note: Do not stick the tabs together.
4. Fold the tabs on Stitch's right arm outward, and secure where indicated on the right side of Stitch's body.
5. Fold the tabs on Stitch's tail outward, and secure where indicated on his back.

Craft Time: Cars 2 Printable Valentine's Day Cards!

Download the Cars 2 Printable Valentine's Day Cards Template!

How to make it

Print the page on regular paper or cardstock. Cut the cards out, fill in the information, and give them to classmates, friends, and loved ones.

Craft Time: Charm-ing Cars Valentine's!

Download the Cars Valentine's Templates!

What you'll need

• Charm-ing Cars Valentines Template
• Scissors
• Cardstock (white, red, blue, tan, and black)
• Permanent markers (black, brown, green, and red)
• Glue stick
• Glue dots
• Heart-shaped stickers and/or sequins
• Faux gems (optional)
• Clear packing tape
• Hole punch
• Keychain ring and clip (or lanyard clip)

How to make it

1. Print the first page of the template on plain white paper. Use the pieces as patterns to cut out the shapes from the specified colors of cardstock.
   
2. Print the second template page on white cardstock. Use a black marker to color in the eye pupils on the windshields. Leave a small white square "glint" near the center of the pupil, if you like, as shown. Then use green marker to color in the irises on the Tow Mater windshields.
3. Color in the Tow Mater mouths with brown marker (leaving the teeth white). Now cut out all of the windshields and mouths.
4. To assemble each valentine, first glue a windshield and mouth on the face heart (For the Sally valentines, use heart stickers for the mouths and draw a thin red smile line across each one). Add heart stickers, sequins, or faux gems for headlights.
5. For each tire, glue the top portion of two of the black cardstock pieces together, as shown. Leave the bottoms unattached so you can spread them apart later when they are attached to the valentine (this will allow you to stand the cars upright).
6. Glue the tire tops to the back heart of each valentine, as shown. Position them so that the tire bottoms are just below the tip of the heart.
7. Glue the face heart atop the back heart, sandwiching the tire tops between them.
8. Now your child can print his or her valentine messages on the backs of the assembled cars.
9. To turn a valentine into a backpack charm, first stick another heart sticker to the upper corner. Then punch a hole through the center of the sticker, and attach a keychain ring and clip.
10. To set the valentines upright on a tabletop or other flat surface, simply spread the tire bottoms slightly apart.

Craft Time : Tatooine Transit Starspeeder 1000!

Download the Tatooine Transit Starspeeder 1000 Template!

How to make it

1. Print the speeder template and cut out the pieces. Make all folds along the dashed lines. Note: The folds adjacent to the #4 and #11 panels should be made toward you.  
2. Using glue or double-sided tape, attach all tabs to their corresponding pieces in numerical order, starting with the starboard side and bottom. Note: The #1 tabs should be secured to the panel between them. The design on the #4 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder.  
3. On the roof and port side, secure the #8 tabs to the panel between them, then begin attaching the port side to the bottom with tabs #9 and #10. The design on the #11 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder (opposite the #4 panel). Continue to attach the two pieces by securing the tabs in numerical order.  
4. Secure all hyperdrive tabs numbered 1-4 to their corresponding sides. Make sure all outer tabs along the hyperdrive are folded underneath the piece, and use those tabs to secure the hyperdrive to the speeder. The back of the hyperdrive should be placed so that it is flush with the back of the speeder.  
5. Fold the solar array fin in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the fin to the tip of the hyperdrive and the roof of the speeder.  
6. Fold the droid in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the droid to the roof of the speeder where indicated.

Craft Time: Bespin Direct Starspeeder 1000!

Download the Bespin Direct Starspeeder 1000 Template!

How to make it

1. Print the speeder template and cut out the pieces. Make all folds along the dashed lines. Note: The folds adjacent to the #4 and #11 panels should be made toward you.  
2. Using glue or double-sided tape, attach all tabs to their corresponding pieces in numerical order, starting with the starboard side and bottom. Note: The #1 tabs should be secured to the panel between them. The design on the #4 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder.  
3. On the roof and port side, secure the #8 tabs to the panel between them, then begin attaching the port side to the bottom with tabs #9 and #10. The design on the #11 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder (opposite the #4 panel). Continue to attach the two pieces by securing the tabs in numerical order.  
4. Secure all hyperdrive tabs numbered 1-4 to their corresponding sides. Make sure all outer tabs along the hyperdrive are folded underneath the piece, and use those tabs to secure the hyperdrive to the speeder. The back of the hyperdrive should be placed so that it is flush with the back of the speeder.  
5. Fold the solar array fin in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the fin to the tip of the hyperdrive and the roof of the speeder.  
6. Fold the droid in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the droid to the roof of the speeder where indicated.

Craft Time: Naboo Spacelines Starspeeder 1000!

Download the Naboo Spacelines Starspeeder 1000 Template!

How to make it

1. Print the speeder template and cut out the pieces. Make all folds along the dashed lines. Note: The folds adjacent to the #4 and #11 panels should be made toward you.  
2. Using glue or double-sided tape, attach all tabs to their corresponding pieces in numerical order, starting with the starboard side and bottom. Note: The #1 tabs should be secured to the panel between them. The design on the #4 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder.  
3. On the roof and port side, secure the #8 tabs to the panel between them, then begin attaching the port side to the bottom with tabs #9 and #10. The design on the #11 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder (opposite the #4 panel). Continue to attach the two pieces by securing the tabs in numerical order.  
4. Secure all hyperdrive tabs numbered 1-4 to their corresponding sides. Make sure all outer tabs along the hyperdrive are folded underneath the piece, and use those tabs to secure the hyperdrive to the speeder. The back of the hyperdrive should be placed so that it is flush with the back of the speeder.  
5. Fold the solar array fin in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the fin to the tip of the hyperdrive and the roof of the speeder.  
6. Fold the droid in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the droid to the roof of the speeder where indicated.

Craft Time: Dantooine Express Starspeeder 1000!

Download the Dantooine Express Starspeeder 1000 Template!

How to make it

1. Print the speeder template and cut out the pieces. Make all folds along the dashed lines. Note: The folds adjacent to the #4 and #11 panels should be made toward you.  
2. Using glue or double-sided tape, attach all tabs to their corresponding pieces in numerical order, starting with the starboard side and bottom. Note: The #1 tabs should be secured to the panel between them. The design on the #4 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder.  
3. On the roof and port side, secure the #8 tabs to the panel between them, then begin attaching the port side to the bottom with tabs #9 and #10. The design on the #11 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder (opposite the #4 panel). Continue to attach the two pieces by securing the tabs in numerical order.  
4. Secure all hyperdrive tabs numbered 1-4 to their corresponding sides. Make sure all outer tabs along the hyperdrive are folded underneath the piece, and use those tabs to secure the hyperdrive to the speeder. The back of the hyperdrive should be placed so that it is flush with the back of the speeder.  
5. Fold the solar array fin in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the fin to the tip of the hyperdrive and the roof of the speeder.  
6. Fold the droid in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the droid to the roof of the speeder where indicated.

Craft Time: Air Alderaan Starspeeder 1000!

Download the Air Alderaan Starspeeder 1000 template!

How to make it

1. Print the speeder template and cut out the pieces. Make all folds along the dashed lines. Note: The folds adjacent to the #4 and #11 panels should be made toward you.  
2. Using glue or double-sided tape, attach all tabs to their corresponding pieces in numerical order, starting with the starboard side and bottom. Note: The #1 tabs should be secured to the panel between them. The design on the #4 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder.  
3. On the roof and port side, secure the #8 tabs to the panel between them, then begin attaching the port side to the bottom with tabs #9 and #10. The design on the #11 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder (opposite the #4 panel). Continue to attach the two pieces by securing the tabs in numerical order.
4. Secure all hyperdrive tabs numbered 1-4 to their corresponding sides. Make sure all outer tabs along the hyperdrive are folded underneath the piece, and use those tabs to secure the hyperdrive to the speeder. The back of the hyperdrive should be placed so that it is flush with the back of the speeder.  
5. Fold the solar array fin in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the fin to the tip of the hyperdrive and the roof of the speeder.  
6. Fold the droid in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the droid to the roof of the speeder where indicated.

Craft Time: Build Your Own Star Tours Starspeeder 1000!

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Download the Star Tours Starspeeder 1000 template!

How to make it

1. Print the speeder template and cut out the pieces. Make all folds along the dashed lines. Note: The folds adjacent to the #4 and #11 panels should be made toward you.  
2. Using glue or double-sided tape, attach all tabs to their corresponding pieces in numerical order, starting with the starboard side and bottom. Note: The #1 tabs should be secured to the panel between them. The design on the #4 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder.  
3. On the roof and port side, secure the #8 tabs to the panel between them, then begin attaching the port side to the bottom with tabs #9 and #10. The design on the #11 panel will line up with the design at the back of the speeder (opposite the #4 panel). Continue to attach the two pieces by securing the tabs in numerical order.  
4. Secure all hyperdrive tabs numbered 1-4 to their corresponding sides. Make sure all outer tabs along the hyperdrive are folded underneath the piece, and use those tabs to secure the hyperdrive to the speeder. The back of the hyperdrive should be placed so that it is flush with the back of the speeder.  
5. Fold the solar array fin in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the fin to the tip of the hyperdrive and the roof of the speeder.  
6. Fold the droid in half so the design is two-sided, then secure with glue or double-sided tape. Do not stick the tabs together. Butterfly the tabs outward, and use them to attach the droid to the roof of the speeder where indicated.