Print, cut and add ties...Happy Halloween!
©2010 Tammy Yee
All rights reserved.
©2010 Tammy Yee
All rights reserved.
Easy Butterfly OrigamiMy new book, Easy Butterfly Origami features 30 bold full-color patterns designed to accurately portray the dorsal and ventral sides of some of the most beautiful butterflies from around the world!
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Halloween Skeleton
Make an articulated Dangling Skeleton for Halloween:
Difficulty: Easy
Materials:
Directions:
1. Print and cut out skeleton parts along outer lines.
PRINT:
2. Using a hole puncher, punch out red circles on joint tabs.
3. Assemble your skeleton using paper fasteners to secure the joints.
Have a safe and happy Halloween!
MORE FUN HALLOWEEN CRAFTS AND ORIGAMI FOR CHILDREN
©2009 Tammy Yee
All rights reserved.
Difficulty: Easy
Materials:
- Skeleton print out
- Scissors
- Hole puncher
- Paper fasteners
Directions:
1. Print and cut out skeleton parts along outer lines.
PRINT:
2. Using a hole puncher, punch out red circles on joint tabs.
3. Assemble your skeleton using paper fasteners to secure the joints.
Have a safe and happy Halloween!
MORE FUN HALLOWEEN CRAFTS AND ORIGAMI FOR CHILDREN
©2009 Tammy Yee
All rights reserved.
Halloween Monster Origami
Print and Fold a Monster Origami for Halloween!
Difficulty: Easy
Directions: (Follow the same directions as Cinco de Mayo doll)
1a. Print and cut out Halloween Monster's face and graveyard headstone along outer solid line.
1b. Cut out Halloween Monster body along outer solid line.
1c. Turn Halloween Monster body over so that the printed side is facing down.
2a. Crease along diagonal line as shown. Unfold.
2b. Repeat crease along diagonal line on other side, as shown. Unfold.
2c. Turn origami over so that the printed side faces up.
2d. Crease down along horizontal line as shown. Unfold.
3a. With printed side facing down, carefully "tent" fold upper body forward, as shown.
3b. Fold Halloween Monster's legs forward, as shown.
3c. Repeat on other side.
4a. Glue head onto body.
4b. Glue graveyard headstone as desired.
4c. Your Halloween Monster Origami doll is finished!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
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Difficulty: Easy
Directions: (Follow the same directions as Cinco de Mayo doll)
1a. Print and cut out Halloween Monster's face and graveyard headstone along outer solid line.
1b. Cut out Halloween Monster body along outer solid line.
1c. Turn Halloween Monster body over so that the printed side is facing down.
2a. Crease along diagonal line as shown. Unfold.
2b. Repeat crease along diagonal line on other side, as shown. Unfold.
2c. Turn origami over so that the printed side faces up.
2d. Crease down along horizontal line as shown. Unfold.
3a. With printed side facing down, carefully "tent" fold upper body forward, as shown.
3b. Fold Halloween Monster's legs forward, as shown.
3c. Repeat on other side.
4a. Glue head onto body.
4b. Glue graveyard headstone as desired.
4c. Your Halloween Monster Origami doll is finished!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!©2011 Tammy Yee. All rights reserved. May not be reproduced or altered without consent.
Halloween Pinwheel Spider
Classic Pinwheel for your pencil eraser.
Not suitable for young children.
Difficulty: Easy
Materials:
Directions:
1. Print and cut out web and spider.
2. Cut pinwheel web along diagonal red lines.
3. Using the photo as a guide, push the sewing pin first through the red dot on spider, then through the dots on the paper pinwheel. Insert pin into eraser head. (Not suitable for young children.)
Have a safe and happy Halloween!
©2009 Tammy Yee
All rights reserved.
Not suitable for young children.
Difficulty: Easy
Materials:
- Paper
- Scissors
- Sewing pin
- Pencil with eraser head
Directions:
1. Print and cut out web and spider.
2. Cut pinwheel web along diagonal red lines.
3. Using the photo as a guide, push the sewing pin first through the red dot on spider, then through the dots on the paper pinwheel. Insert pin into eraser head. (Not suitable for young children.)
Have a safe and happy Halloween!
©2009 Tammy Yee
All rights reserved.
Halloween Crafts and Origami: Pumpkin Box
Print and fold a Pumpkin Treat Box for Halloween!
Print Pumpkin Box | Print Directions  |
Difficulty: Easy
Directions:
1a. Print and cut out box along outer solid line.
1b. Make cuts on the "pumpkin halves" as shown, along the black lines only. Do not cut beyond the points indicated by the red dots.
| 2a - d. With printed side facing down, fold and unfold along the solid black lines as indicated, to form the sides of the box. | |
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| 2e. Your box should be creased as shown. |  |
| 3a - c. Repeat the process along the outer lines to form the lid of the box. | ||||
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| 4a. Note the diagonal lines marked in red. |  |
| 4b. Fold the sides of the box up as shown, creasing along these diagonal lines to form the corners of the box. 4c. Secure the box by interlocking the pumpkin halves along the cuts you made in step 1b. |  |
©2009 Tammy Yee
All rights reserved.
Crafts: Holiday Treat Boxes
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Need tiny boxes for Holiday treats? Kids love helping with favors and decorations. Here's an activity you can work on together...printing and folding Holiday-themed boxes to hold candy kisses, peppermints and more...
Directions:
1a. Cut out box along outer solid line.
1b. Make cuts on the "shamrock halves" as shown, along the black lines only. Do not cut beyond the points indicated by the red dots.
2a - d. With printed side facing down, fold and unfold along the solid black lines as indicated, to form the sides of the box.
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| 2e. Your box should be creased as shown: |  |
3a-c. Repeat the process along the outer lines to form the lid of the box.
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| 3d. Your box should now be creased as shown: |  |
| 4a. Take note of the diagonal lines marked in red: |  |
| 4b. As you fold the sides of the box up as shown, you will make creases along these diagonal lines to form the corners of the box. 4c. Secure the box by interlocking the shamrock halves along the cuts you made in step 1b. |  |
Print St. Patrick's Day Box
Print Easter Chick Box
Print Halloween Box
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