Why not make something different for Christmas this year and learn how to create a cute origami robin? They’d look great scattered across the mantelpiece or used as name places with guests’ names written on them on the festive table. Here, we have a handy step-by-step guide for you to follow and a FREE printed template for you to download.
This guide was taken from the wonderful book Christmas Paper Play by Lydia Crook (£9.99, Ivy Kids). It’s full of great papercraft ideas for the festive season for both kids and adults. It’s an interactive book, with lots of templates, motifs, cut-out projects and colouring pages. Find it at Waterstones here.
Note: Make sure to stick the second square to the back of the first one. Just click on “Download Now” to begin your download.
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