Showing posts with label winter gnome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter gnome. Show all posts

Friday, December 12, 2014

Template to Make Articulated Winter Gnome Paper Puppets

Making gnomes is a fun project for all ages.  Download the template then print on card stock. Color, cut out, add paper fasteners, tape or use staples to attach the arms and legs. Then tape a popsicle stick to the back, and Ta Da!

Small paper fasteners can be found in the scrapbooking aisle at Michaels. There are 100 in a box for around two dollars.  Note: JoAnn's does not seem to carry them any more.

Click on the link below to download the template from Google Documents 

 (Directions are on the template too.)


The gnomes pictured below on the left, in front of the template were created by elementary aged kids. 
The gnome on the right was made by a preschooler.






The gnomes in these photographs were made using the full size 8 1/2 x 11" paper. 
If you want to make smaller gnomes just select two images to a page when you print.
Please feel free to share this with whoever you think may enjoy it. 

BOOKING NOW FOR WINTER 2015

Bring some magic into your school, library, party etc  with the delightful Going on a Sleigh Ride Interactive Theatrical Storytelling Event. It's the cutest show ever! Children dress up as winter animals and climb into the expanding sleigh. The sleigh won't move until everyone is in!



Afterwards they make a cardinal puppet to take home.

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Sunday, December 15, 2013

Make Winter Gnome Puppets!



Print the template below, on card stock. Directions are on template
Then color, cut out and attach arms and legs. Then tape a stick to the back.
Ta Da!



This picture of my four year old grandson shows a Winter Gnome full size with the template printed on a full 8" x 11" paper. If you want to make smaller gnomes, just choose the option when you print to fit two images on the page. The best paper to use is card stock.


                            For added va va voom, glue a real pom pom on the top of the hat!



Click on the link below to download the template from Google Documents 


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