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Home›How To›3 Ways to Make a Paper Dinosaur

3 Ways to Make a Paper Dinosaur

By Matthew Lynch
January 27, 2024
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Introduction

Dinosaurs have always been fascinating creatures, capturing the imagination of people of all ages. One fun and creative way to enjoy these prehistoric creatures is by making paper dinosaurs. In this article, we’ll explore three easy techniques to create your very own paper dinosaur: the origami method, the cutting method, and the pop-up card method. Let’s dive in!

1. The Origami Method

Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding. With just a single square piece of paper, you can create a delicate and intricate dinosaur design.

Instructions:

a. Start with a square piece of paper, preferably colored on one side.

b. Fold the paper diagonally in half to create a triangle, then unfold.

c. Fold the triangle in half again, with the colored side facing outwards.

d. Now fold both bottom corners up to meet at the top point.

e. Flatten the folds and fold down the newly formed flap.

f. Fold the sides backwards along with their respective edge so that they overlap each other.

g. Flip your model over, and you’ll have an origami dinosaur.

2. The Cutting Method

This technique requires simple materials and can be great for those who enjoy drawing or cutting shapes.

Instructions:

a. Find a template or simple illustration of a dinosaur skeleton online and print it on an A4 sheet of paper.

b. Using scissors or a craft knife, carefully cut out the individual bones from your template.

c. Arrange the bones on a blank sheet of paper in a way that resembles a full dinosaur skeleton.

d. Once you’re happy with your design, use glue or tape to fix each bone into its desired position on the blank sheet.

e. For added creativity, use different colored papers or decorate your dinosaur skeleton with additional details.

3. The Pop-up Card Method

Creating a pop-up card is an impressive way to share your love for dinosaurs with friends and family.

Instructions:

a. Fold a piece of cardstock in half to create the base of your card.

b. Print or draw a simple dinosaur outline on a separate sheet of paper.

c. Carefully cut around the outline, then fold it in half vertically.

d. Make two small cuts along the folded edge of your base card, ensuring they’re closer to one side.

e. Open the slit you’ve created by folding its edges inward.

f. Apply glue to the folded edges of your dinosaur and attach it to the folded edges of the slit.

g. Close your card, ensuring the dinosaur fits within its dimensions, then open it again to reveal your pop-up dinosaur.

Conclusion

So there you have it: three simple and enjoyable ways to make paper dinosaurs. Whichever method you choose, you’re sure to have a great time and end up with an impressive result. Happy crafting!

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