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How To Make Paper Dice (with Free Printable!)
How to make paper dice with your kids.
Games are an amazing way for kids to learn. Taking turns, counting, strategy. And an important part of games is dice.
Dice alone are great ways to learn. Counting, number recognition, addition and subtraction. All of the number sense skills come out with dice. Don’t stop with numbers. You can put any symbol that you want on dice.
The problem can be finding dice that have what you need on them. Or finding the dice that you have in the jumble of toys in the playroom.
That doesn’t have to be an issue though. You can print up your own dice and make exactly what you need when you need it.
Here is how to make paper dice at home with a free printable pattern.
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This is a super easy fix if you need dice with specific markings or just don’t want to buy one.
- Printable Dice Pattern
Step one is to print out the pattern.
If you want to work on scissor skills with your child, this is a great chance for them to help out. Do know that the dice will be easiest to make and will roll best if the lines are cut straight.
You want to cut out the entire pattern.
Write in your numbers or symbols on the six big squares. This is a great chance to let your child color and personalize the dice!
Then fold the dice in on itself on the interior lines. Use the flaps to tape or glue your dice together.
It’s that easy! I will say that an adult will probably need to help with the taping. It can be hard for little hands to hold everything in place. But once that is done you are ready for all the math games you can think of!
(And who knows, maybe it will get your kiddos interested in learning more about origami! )
Make simple paper dice at home for games and great math learning activities!
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- Cut along the exterior lines.
- Draw your numbers or symbols on the squares.
- Fold along the interior lines to shape the cube.
- Glue the tabs to hold the dice together.
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This printable dice template lets you make dice to play your favorite games even if you don't have any real dice on hand. Here we'll show step by step you how to make a paper dice.
We have lots of fun printable roll a dice games here on our site, but realized that you may not have a pair of real dice on hand.
So we came up with a quick and easy solution. Printable dice! Our dice template makes it super easy to grab, print and fold your dice in only a few minutes.
Leaving you lots of time to play your favorite games.
These will come in handy for all sorts of fun printable activities.
We even include a blank dice template so you can create your own custom dice if have something creative in mind.
The Printable Paper Dice Templates
We have six different dice templates so that you can find just the right one for your needs.
We have larger printable dice that measure about 2 inches wide when assembled.
The first one is a printer friendly black and white version.
And since my kids love ALL things rainbows, we created a fun bright colorful template as well.
And if you're feeling extra creative, we have a blank dice printable template so that you can fill the spaces with any type of shapes or designs you like or need.
This one is good for printing on colored paper and adding white punch-out holes or stickers to it. Kids will love creating their own custom dice to play with.
The blank ones are also great for creating your own dice game with, or creating fun math games.
And if you need a smaller printable paper dice template we have these ones, that measure to 1.2-inch cube when assembled.
They're just smaller versions of the three larger templates above.
How to Make Paper Dice
First, grab and print out the dice template. You'll find it at the end of this tutorial.
You'll also need either tape or craft glue to hold the cube shape together.
You can choose from one of the three templates that we provide.
The PDF file will come with all 6 dice in one file. So I suggest when printing, select the actual page number of the one you want and just print that one out.
It'll save you paper and ink.
Then cut the template out around the solid lines. Don't cut through the dotted areas.
You'll end up with a shape like this.
The fold the tabs on the dotted lines one a flat surface to make sure you create a nice sharp fold.
Then start folding the shape up to make a cube. Here's a step by step video to assemble the paper dice from Just the Art Teacher.
For more durable paper dice, I recommend using cardstock to print out your templates. This will make for a sturdier cube shape and they will last much longer.
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Printable Paper Dice Template
Posted in Homeschool View on Thursday, February 8, 2018
If your homeschool family is getting stir-crazy this winter, use our printable paper dice template to cure your winter blues with these 6 outdoor activities you can bring inside . After your dice is made, simply roll the dice and let the indoor action begin!
For additional fun, our template includes a second dice that you can customize for your family. Color the dice and add your child’s names more than once (works great if you have 2 or 3 kids) to decide who goes first or add a chore to each side of the dice to add a little enjoyment and mystery to your child’s work around the home.
Printable Paper Dice Template (PDF)
Instructions 1. Cut out each dice template.
2. Fold along all dotted lines.
3. Use a glue stick to apply glue to all tabs.
4. Bend up and press to connect the three one-square sides to each other.
5. Fold the remaining two squares over the dice and press against the glue-covered tabs to complete your dice.
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Printable Paper Dice Template
By Alpha Omega Publications on March 16, 2018
If your homeschool family is getting stir-crazy this winter, use this printable paper dice template from Alpha Omega Publications to cure your winter blues with these 6 outdoor activities you can bring inside . After your dice is made, simply roll the dice and let the indoor action begin!
For additional fun, our template includes a second dice that you can customize for your family. Color the dice and add your child’s names more than once (works great if you have 2 or 3 kids) to decide who goes first or add a chore to each side of the dice to add a little enjoyment and mystery to your child’s work around the home.
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Printable Paper Dice Sheets
How do you make paper dice?
Making paper dice is pretty easy. You need to make paper dice sheets containing dice squares and fill the blank squares with dots or words or anything you want to apply with the dice. First you need to make a fold and flip the shape over so the decorated side is facing away from you. On paper dice sheets, there are 6 blank squares, in a similar shape like a cross. Make sure you have 4 squares vertically and 2 more squares on the side from the center of cross shapes. Now you can bend up the two added squares glued against other tabs or squares. Then after you can have a shape of paper cube or your own personalized paper dice.
What can you teach using a paper dice?
Dice game is pretty much a simple game to do in the classroom. You only need a handful of dice, pencils and paper. It is commonly used as math games but it is also possible to make a variation of games for each subject using dice for teaching. In English subjects, you can give students or your kids sheets of Roll & Retell. Each dice rolled lets children tell different topics from the stories you have read to them. Do make questions like what is the story about, where does the story take place or how about the character in the story. Another game you can use with paper dice is to Roll and Write a Story. We often find that kids have difficulties in choosing a setting or character or a plot of a story they have to write. This can solve the problem. There you don’t have to be stuck in thinking that learning with paper dice can only be done on math sheets.
We also have more printable paper you may like: Printable Isometric Grid Paper Printable Christmas Paper House 1st Grade Handwriting Paper Printable
What effective game to do with paper dice for preschoolers?
Doing educational games with preschoolers need to be simple yet active so they can understand easily. A proper game using paper dice for that is more educative and suitable for them recommended to start games if they understand dot patterns and they didn’t change. This also helps preschoolers on counting because in a way they always tend to count each dot everytime it rolls. Then you can write numbers 1-6 on pieces of paper and taped to the wall. There goes for each paper dice roll, according to how many dots shown, guiding them where the numbers and totals of dots are the same. It is up to your preference whether to make it an active run activity or they can shout each number attached on the wall. This is the simplest way and effective activity for preschoolers.
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- You can mix a text die with punctuation like '.' '?' 'not' and an image die. Have students make a sentence, negative statement or question with the word that comes up on the image die.
- Make text dice with phonics digraphs, reading rules, and combinations. Have the students roll the dice and give them 2 minutes to write as many words as they can that contain those phonics rules.
- Make dice with numbers and different operators ( + , - , x ) or just use regular dice plus the operator dice for simple math practice.
- Make text dice with set questions or better yet, just the beginning, 'Have you ever ...?' / 'Do you have ...?' / 'Are you going to ...?' and use these as conversation starters and warm up activities.
- Combine the text dice with the printable board games in examples like those above. So instead of using two dice, you would use the content from the dice and content from the board position to practice your target language.
Here's a list of communication games you can play using dice . These can be used for conversational activities or they can be used with the Crisscross Bingo game from MES-English.
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Have you tried paper folding? It’s a simple craft which harnesses the power of paper to make fun creations, like animals, games and even jewellery!
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Paper folding is often referred to as origami. Origami is the well-known Japanese paper folding technique whereby you create beautiful three-dimensional designs by folding the paper (no cutting or glue is used).
For the purpose of this article though, we are encompassing all types of paper folding and won’t omit projects where you might need to use scissors or glue. We’ll guide you through the art of paper folding, what type of paper to use, and inspiration and tips for taking on your new paper folding project.
There is a multitude of projects to choose from when it comes to paper folding, you can make the humble crane , or you can pick a more interactive paper folding such as the fortune teller . Paper folding is a great craft for kids as well as adults; it encourages them to use their imagination by making something special from a plain sheet of paper.
Another great aspect of paper folding is the abundance of origami paper to choose from, you can simply go for plain and let your folding do the talking, or you can opt for coloured, patterned and even metallic papers to add a bit of sparkle!
What is paper folding art?
The art of paper folding is what it says on the tin! You take sheets of paper and fold them in certain ways to create three-dimensional objects, models or games. It can benefit your mind by giving you a challenge and encouraging you to take screen breaks.
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There are a variety of skill levels when it comes to paper folding, from the basic folds of an origami cat to the complex folds of an origami dragon . If you are new to paper folding, it’s best to start with a simple project, to master the folding techniques. The more you practise, the more accurate your folds will become.
Paper folding isn't just for adults either, you can find plenty of easy origami ideas for kids . With a basic project, kids can enjoy the whole process from start to finish, which will hold their focus and motivate them to do more.
What paper for paper folding?
Part of the joy of paper folding is choosing beautiful origami paper to use in your creations. If you’ve ever dabbled in origami, you’ll know there is a whole plethora of paper out there; shiny, metallic, colourful, and even galaxy-themed!
When choosing a paper, it’s best to consider the type of project you want to try. If you’re making an animal, for example, you could opt for an animal-print paper to give it that extra flair. Whereas, if you are making a fortune teller , you will need to pick plain paper so that you are able to see your writing on it.
Origami paper is a special type of thin paper which is usually in a perfect square, this makes it easy to fold and the ideal starting point for most projects. We’ve rounded up our favourite origami papers and where to buy them if you are in need of some guidance!
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Often when we think of origami, the first thing that comes to mind is the origami crane , it is a classic project for lovers of papercraft. So, we start our paper folding journey then, with our favourite animal-themed projects, suitable for a variety of skill levels.
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Difficulty rating: Beginner
Grab your favourite spooky papers and give this origami cat a go! It’s the purrfect little companion for Halloween and makes a fun decoration. This cat is so easy too, it requires just two pieces of paper and your hands!
There’s a step-by-step video for you to follow inside the tutorial. If you’re a beginner, it can often be easier to watch somebody else do it. For those who want them, there are also written steps.
Our favourite thing about this origami cat is that it will also stand up! So you can perch him wherever you like in your home.
2. Cute origami owl
What’s more lovable than a cute owl? Fold this fluffy little friend in just a few quick steps! You can follow along with our easy guide which contains illustrations so you know exactly where to fold!
Our lovely origami owl can be displayed at home or you could even use it as a bookmark.
3. The classic origami crane
Difficulty rating: Advanced beginner
The crane is usually the first project that comes to mind when we think of origami! It’s a very traditional paper folding inspiration.
Historically, it was believed that if you folded a thousand origami cranes, your wish would come true. This is why cranes may have become such a strong symbol of origami over the years. If you want to read more about paper cranes you can find more info and a beautiful story over at Family Peace Centre .
Make a start on your thousand cranes with our origami crane tutorial , this project requires a few more steps than the others we’ve mentioned so far, but once you’ve got the hang of it, there’s no stopping you.
4. Origami dragon
Difficulty rating: Intermediate/advanced
If you really want to dive into some more complex folding, try this magical origami dragon . You'll have a lot of steps to follow, but don't be discouraged: they're easy to understand and have helpful pictures too. We’d recommend mastering the origami crane before moving on to this project, that way you can work your way up and not feel too overwhelmed.
Once you’ve practised your origami dragon with plain paper and are feeling more confident, find your most mythical origami paper (we went for a metallic bronze, which looks a bit like dragon scales), and get folding.
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Difficulty rating: Intermediate
Make your own standing origami bunny with our tutorial! This bunny is simply the cutest, and he will rest anywhere you like. We can guarantee he won’t hop away.
This project is a challenging next step for advanced beginners who have a few paper folding projects under their belt. With 17 steps it might feel a bit intimidating, but trust us, it’s easier than it looks!
You’ll just need to decide on your origami paper. You can choose an Easter theme if you are making them for the occasion, or you can keep them simple, like we did, with dark blue paper and display them throughout the year.
Paper folding: Home and decor
Paper folding isn’t just for making charming animals, it’s practical too. These paper folding solutions will keep your home looking fresh and modern! Make yourself a new desk tidy, or create a beautiful bunting.
6. DIY desktop tidy
An organised space means an organised mind! That’s what they say, right? Well, whether you believe in that or not, a desk tidy is a great way to keep yourself organised at work or school.
This geometric desk tidy looks modern and stylish, but is super cheap and easy to make (no one will ever know!). Not strictly origami, this paper folding tutorial requires a few more tools like scissors and glue. We’ll walk you through step-by-step where these come in, it’s a quick and simple guide, and you’ll be able to whip one up in no time.
7. DIY clock tutorial
Difficulty rating: Advanced beginner / Intermediate
Paper folding really is versatile and this lovely DIY clock is a perfect example of that. Made from paper circles, this project is surprisingly simple to do.
Choose your favourite paper, one that complements your decor, and create your own bespoke clock in a few easy steps. Once you have finished with the folding portion, you can add numbers, buttons or any other decoration you like.
8. Paper box (Masu box)
An easy tutorial to create a quick origami box ideal for holding jewellery and other small gifts. All you need is one sheet of square paper.
9. How to make a paper cactus
These paper folded cacti are so sweet! You can either make them to display (they’re even easier to look after than a real cactus) or you can use them as quirky gift boxes, as we’ve done!
A die-cutting machine is helpful in this project, but you don’t have to have one to take it on, you’ll just be doing a bit more cutting by hand. Choose your brightest, boldest papers and get creative!
10. Book folding
It’s not quite paper folding in the traditional sense of the word, but it looks simply incredible! It makes for a perfectly unusual piece of home decor and is certainly a talking point.
If you have never heard of it, book folding is folding the pages of a book to create an image or word, a simple example would be folding the pages into a heart shape like the image above. Check out our favourite book folding patterns .
Paper folding skills
Paper folding: games and puzzles.
It’s not only pretty items that paper folding can create, there are a tonne of games and puzzles waiting to be discovered!
11. Make your own fortune teller
There are so many things you can do with these nifty little creations. You can read fortunes, answer ‘yes or no’ questions, and even use them for fun challenges.
They’re easy to make, kids love them, and all you need is a sheet of square paper and a pen! Find out exactly how to make your paper fortune teller and what to write inside with our fun guide.
12.Make a paper aeroplane
Take your paper folding to new heights! It’s the classic paper folding game to play with the kids.
Challenge them to create their own plane out of one sheet of paper and then whoever’s plane travels the farthest when thrown through the air wins!
Check out this fun tutorial to make the speediest of paper planes , from The Art of Manliness.
13. Make a jumping frog
You might have seen a version of this in a Christmas cracker, but now it’s time to make your own! If you make a few of them, they are great fun to race. This cute tutorial from It’s Always Autumn, makes creating your own jumping frog easy! Choose your favourite paper colours and hop to it!
14. Make a butterfly
Make a beautiful origami butterfly that can actually flap its wings! A brilliant project for kids to get them interested in wildlife, and using their imagination. This quick tutorial from Origami Way will show you in a few simple steps how to create your own flapping butterfly .
15. Make a paper dice
Difficulty rating: Advanced Beginner
By creating your own paper dice you’re opening the door to a multitude of games! Create your own four-sided dice with Cut and Keep’s easy tutorial which features a free template.
You don’t have to simply put numbers on your dice either, you could put funny challenges or games on each side. Roll if you dare!
Paper folding: Fun for the kids
Most of the projects that we’ve selected so far can be created by kids. But here are some kid-friendly paper folding projects if you want more!
All of these projects are suitable for beginners, but we’ve labelled ‘advanced beginner’ on those projects that might require some help from an adult!
16. How to make a paper kite
The humble kite is a classic for a reason! Watching it float above you as the warm summer air breezes your face – it has a certain charm that’s for sure.
Now you can create your own kite out of paper with our simple tutorial. You’ll make everything from the body of the kite and even the tail with the little bows to trail behind it! The kids will love building and playing with this one.
17. Make a paper fan
Make a cute paper fan that looks like a big flower with our simple video tutorial. These are really easy to make and can be adapted to suit your (or your little one’s) style.
We show you how to make a daisy fan, but feel free to mix up your colours and create different styles – it’s easy once you’ve got the basics.
18. Kid’s origami projects
If you want to stick purely to origami, and avoid cutting and glueing, then check out our round-up of kids origami projects . Jam-packed full of quick and easy projects to spark imaginations!
19. How to make paper snowflakes
Difficulty rating: Beginner – Intermediate (depending on design)
Of course, we couldn’t leave out this festive treat! Create your own paper snowflakes in a variety of styles, from easy to a little more complex depending on the age of the kids! We even have a video tutorial to follow along with, so you know exactly where to make your cuts and folds.
20. Make a paper hat
We tip our cap to Origami Fun for their super easy and fully-illustrated guide to making a paper hat ! This one is great for kids, they can create their own hats, dress up and play! It’s also fab if you’re in need of a last-minute fancy dress, Peter Pan anyone?
21. How to make a paper ring
Make this adorable paper ring complete with cat face! Impress friends and family with this simple paper folding tutorial! Make as many rings as you like in a variety of colours and give them away as a cute gift.
Paper folding: the craft for everyone!
Paper folding is a brilliant hobby for both kids and adults alike. It’s low-cost, it’s simple to pick up and you can get started right now! There’s a tonne of inspiration out there for choosing your next project, the sky's the limit!
What’s next in your paper folding journey?
Try your hand at this dream-like paper boat tutorial from Gathered. You’ll create your own boat and cloud mobile, ideal for hanging in a child's room.
Katie Dolan edits our needlework sections, focusing on our embroidery and cross stitch articles, as well as making videos for our arts and crafts projects. Katie runs her jewellery business, Ophelia Jewellery Art, on Etsy, where she sells beautiful resin-pressed flower earrings. She has a wide range of craft interests including embroidery – she particularly loves all things pop culture and a less traditional approach – The Simpsons and Rick & Morty are among her favourites to embroider. She has recently completed a silversmith workshop and hopes to expand her jewellery business with these new skills. When she’s not crafting, she’s usually fuelling her Harry Potter addiction with a Sunday film marathon and a couple of butter beers!
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So many activities for preschoolers involve a single die or a set of dice because the hands-on, play-based, nature of the activity is beneficial to children. But what can you do if you don’t have a die just lying around your house? Make a die out of paper! Click below to download a free die template. Then cut it out and use tape to secure the tabs. That’s it, you’re ready to roll!
PS – Now that you have a die or a set of freshly made paper dice are you looking for some free activities?
Take a look at this roll and color a cement truck – a construction preschool worksheet, or this roll and color the fire – a firefighter preschool worksheet with a fire truck.
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Field of Paper Tulips Paper Plate Craft
This Field of Paper Tulips paper plate craft is a craft that will brighten anyone’s day!
The flowers, sun, and clouds are ready to welcome spring with open arms.
We sure have a lot of fun making Spring Crafts (go and take a look at our DIY Flower Paper Rings or make a Paper Lantern Frog ).
Do you need some more spring-themed materials to keep the kids busy?
Print out an extensive set of Flower Coloring Pages if your kids want to color, or learn How to Draw a Tulip with a step-by-step tutorial.
Today we’re making a field of tulips on a paper plate.
You can help your child cut out flowers if required.
How to Make the Field of Paper Tulips
What you need:
- printable template
- paper plate
- acrylic paint (blue, green, and yellow)
- color papers (white, green, pink, red, yellow, and orange)
- markers (pink and black)
Step by Step Tutorial
The background.
Go ahead and grab your paper plate.
Paint the bottom green.
Paint the top of the paper plate blue.
Draw a sun in the corner with yellow acrylic paint.
You can make the sun as dark yellow as you’d like.
To make it even more vivid, you can add a few layers of yellow paint.
Cut out the template.
Trace the white cloud onto white paper.
You will then want to cut out this cloud.
Draw each tulip twice on the color paper.
You can start with pink paper.
Trace the orange tulips.
Continue tracing the red ones.
We’ll need the yellow flowers too.
Cut thin strips of green paper for tulip stems.
Trim them a bit.
Trace 16 leaves on green paper.
Draw eyes and mouth with a black marker, then use a pink marker to draw the cheeks.
The final look of the flowers looks perfect!
Go ahead and glue the flower heads on the stems.
Glue the cloud onto the plate.
Glue the flowers on the green part of the paper plate too.
Trim the stems of the flowers.
Glue the leaves on the stems.
Draw a face on the sun!
The final look is a beautiful field of tulips with a smiling sun and a bright cloud.
Isn’t this a perfect craft for spring?
You can display it by hanging the paper plate on a wall or anywhere else.
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The 5 Best Sticker Papers For Cricut Machines
Long-lasting options in tons of finishes, colors, and opacities.
It’s a highly debated topic among crafters who use Cricut’s Print Then Cut function to make their own stickers. But choosing the best sticker paper for Cricut machines to suit you will come down to what type of stickers you’re looking to make. First, decide which paper finish and level of durability best meet your needs, and then double-check that the paper is compatible with your printer.
How To Choose Your Cricut Sticker Paper
Durability : Long-lasting sticker paper tends to be more expensive, but it’s worth the splurge for certain projects. For example, if your sticker is meant for a reusable water bottle, food container, mug, or soap dispenser, opt for a material that’s water- and tear-resistant. For single-use address labels, paper projects, or temporary stickers, though, you might want to consider a cheaper alternative.
Paper finish : Sticker paper comes in lots of finishes, including matte, glossy, transparent, and even holographic . It doesn’t just affect the overall look of your sticker — it’ll also affect its longevity. However, while glossy paper tends to be more water-resistant, it can also be more difficult for the Cricut to detect the image’s boundaries while cutting; light can reflect off of the paper, confusing the machine’s sensors. Luckily, reviewers have found some workarounds, like applying matte Scotch tape over the boundary lines or re-drawing them with a matte marker.
Printer compatibility : Assuming you’re making print-and-cut stickers, you’ll need the paper to be compatible with your printer. (For printer-free stickers made out of single-color vinyl sheets or cardstock, scroll to the bottom of this article.) All of the following papers work with most inkjet printers — what most people have in their hopes, especially when they use their printer for crafting . If you have a laser printer, though, be sure that your paper of choice is compatible because only some are. Always check the size of the sheets, too. Most of the options below measure 8.5 by 11 inches, which is the most commonly accepted paper size for printers.
Shop The Best Cricut Printable Sticker Paper
- The Overall Best Sticker Paper For Cricut: JOYEZA Premium Printable Matte Vinyl Sticker Paper
- The Best Budget Pick For Basic Stickers: TownStix Printable White Sticker Paper
- The Best Clear Sticker Paper: Neato Clear Vinyl Sticker Paper
- The Best Glossy Sticker Paper: WeLiu Glossy Vinyl Sticker Paper
- The Best Holographic Sticker Paper: UOKHO Printable Holographic Sticker Paper
- Also Great: The Best Sticker Cardstock: Cricut Smart Paper Sticker Cardstock
- Also Great: The Best Value For Vinyl Sheets: ORACAL Glossy Vinyl Pack
1. The Overall Best Sticker Paper For Cricut
Why It’s Great : With an overall 4.6-star rating from over 14,000 reviewers, these premium printable vinyl sheets are difficult to ignore. They have a matte finish that holds ink well and dries fast, but they still resist tearing and moisture damage better than most other matte papers. They’re also surprisingly long-lasting thanks to their easy-peel, adhesive backing, and they’re designed to work with both inkjet and laser printers. Finally, this brand offers a lifetime guarantee if you run into any issues.
For Best Results : Don't use these stickers outside or in direct sunlight. For improved durability, reviewers recommend a clear laminate layer or spray overtop.
One Reviewer Wrote : “I’ve been using Cricut printable vinyl for some time now for my sticker business, but I had a large order to complete and limited funds so I decided to give this brand a try. [...] You get twice as much product for roughly the same price as Cricut but it does not disappoint!”
Best For: Inkjet and laser printers | Finish: Matte | Water-Resistant : Yes | Size : 8.5 by 11 inches | Approximate Price Per Sheet : $0.52
2. The Best Budget Pick For Basic Stickers
Why It’s Great : There’s no point breaking the bank on temporary stickers, address labels, scrapbooking, and kids’ crafts. For a basic option that works well and costs less than 25 cents a sheet, you can’t beat this printable sticker paper . Its matte, self-adhesive design isn’t water-resistant, but it is smudge-resistant and sticky enough to adhere to most surfaces with ease. Best of all, it works well with almost any printer, inkjet and laser printers alike.
For Best Results : Use a light paper-cutting setting on your Cricut to avoid cutting through the backing. Opt for a less-sticky mat to prevent any rips while peeling.
One Reviewer Wrote : “I bought this to try it out for craft labels. LOVE this product! The paper moves smoothly through my printer. The images come out vivid. The sticker paper cuts great with my Cricut.”
Best For: Inkjet and laser printers | Finish: Matte | Water-Resistant : No | Size : 8.5 by 11 inches | Approximate Price Per Sheet : $0.23
3. The Best Clear Sticker Paper
Why It’s Great : For jars, candles, food containers, and other vessels that would benefit from a durable, transparent sticker, opt for this clear printable vinyl paper . Not only is it glossy and much more transparent than many competing brands (many of which have a colored hue), but it’s also tear-resistant and waterproof with certain ink types. Each order also includes the brand’s online design software, and the paper is compatible with most printers.
For Best Results : Let the ink dry for 24 hours before cutting or sticking. For outdoor/fully waterproof stickers, use UV ink and seal with a UV-resistant spray.
One Reviewer Wrote : “I’ve been doing print orders for a local shop I work with, and they wanted custom labels made for their juice bottles. They wanted the labels to be clear, and waterproof, and these labels were PERFECT! Just what I was looking for, good quality. They also print and dry super well, and cuts well with my Cricut.”
Best For: Inkjet and laser printers | Finish: Glossy | Water-Resistant : Yes | Size : 8.5 by 11 inches | Approximate Price Per Sheet : $1.40
4. The Best Glossy Sticker Paper
Why It’s Great : For a glossy finish that looks like a store-bought sticker (and lasts just as long), this glossy sticker paper is a great option. It’s durable, water-resistant, and sticks to most surfaces. Plus, it dries quickly and holds ink well. While many reviewers say it’s Cricut-friendly, others find that the reflective finish confuses the machine. If you find that to be the case, a roll of matte Scotch tape should do the trick: Just apply the tape over the sensor lines and your Cricut should be able to detect them. Unfortunately, this paper isn’t the best option for laser printers.
For Best Results : Choose the best-quality printing setting possible. Let the ink dry for three days before allowing it to come into contact with water. If your Cricut can’t detect the sensor lines, put strips of matte tape over them.
One Reviewer Wrote : “I stuck one of the stickers to a jar lid and submerged it in water for 2 hours. I pulled it out and the sticker was in perfect shape. Not only that, but I was able to remove it from the jar lid and re-stick it to a different lid and no one can tell which is the sticker that was submerged! It's incredible. I'm so impressed.”
Best For: Inkjet printers | Finish: Glossy | Water-Resistant : Yes | Size : 8.5 by 11 inches | Approximate Price Per Sheet : $0.43
5. The Best Holographic Sticker Paper
Why It’s Great : For homemade stickers with cool, eye-catching flair, this printable holographic sticker paper is worth the splurge. The self-adhesive vinyl has a shimmery, rainbow finish that’s fast-drying, tear-resistant, fade-resistant, and waterproof. The brand also offers a range of different holographic patterns, like diamonds, stars, transparent, or a combination. One thing to keep in mind is this thick, shimmery paper is a bit temperamental with cutting machines. The brand recommends re-drawing the border with a matte marker, turning off the light, or using white paper for your detection border so the Cricut can sense it.
For Best Results : For inkjet printers, use dye ink. For laser printers, set the printing mode to label. Turn off the light before cutting. Use white paper for your detection border or re-draw it with a matte marker. When cutting, set your Cricut to the Shimmer Vinyl Custom setting with high blade pressure.
One Reviewer Wrote : “I used this to make custom stickers on my Cricut Explore 2. They turned out so great! I used the vinyl shimmer setting, more blade pressure and ran it through the cut, without removing it between cuts, 3 times. The paper is thick which makes the stickers so durable and nice. I highly recommend!”
Best For: Laser and inkjet printers | Finish: Holographic | Water-Resistant : Yes | Size : 8.5 by 11 inches | Approximate Price Per Sheet : $0.45
Also Great: The Best Sticker Cardstock
Why It’s Great : These Cricut sticker cardstock sheets aren’t designed to be used alongside a printer. That said, they allow you to easily cut out colorful shapes for scrapbooking, school projects, and card-making — and then stick them on without the need for messy glue. Each package comes with 10 sheets in five different colors, and they work without a cutting mat for the Cricut Explore 3 and Cricut Maker 3 . In addition to the pastel set, the listing also has cardstock in black, white, and more saturated colors.
For Best Results : Use without a mat and alongside a compatible Cricut machine (Cricut Explore 3 and Cricut Maker 3). Be gentle — it may rip easily.
One Reviewer Wrote : “Loved the card stock sticker paper. Used it for my Valentine’s Day flower boxes. I found using the vinyl wasn’t going to work, so I used this card stock and worked perfect.”
Best For: Use without a printer | Finish: Cardstock | Water-Resistant : No | Size : 12 by 12 inches | Approximate Price Per Sheet : $1
Also Great: A Value-Pack Of Vinyl Sheets
Why It’s Great : If you’re looking to make single-color vinyl stickers (or layer multiple colors for a printer-free alternative), these glossy vinyl sheets are widely considered one of the best options out there. This set includes 24 sheets of the brand’s most popular colors. Reviewers have used them to make car decals, water bottle stickers, key chains, signs, labels, and more. Despite the set’s reasonable price tag, the vinyl is still shockingly high quality. It’s thick, glossy, thermal-print compatible, and designed to last at least four years outdoors — plus reviewers report that they actually prefer it over the Cricut-brand vinyl because it’s easier to cut and weed (removing the negative space in a design).
For Best Results : Thoroughly clean your surface before applying your vinyl sticker. Let your item sit for 24 hours before using it.
One Reviewer Wrote : “My new go-to when I need to replenish my vinyl stock. Was exactly as described. I love the variety of colors for the price. My favorite vinyl for car stickers. Came perfectly packaged so nothing was damaged. Very happy with my purchase.”
Best For: Use without a printer | Finish: Glossy | Water-Resistant : Yes | Size : 12 by 12 inches | Approximate Price Per Sheet : $0.75
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Make simple paper dice at home for games and great math learning activities! Materials Paper Tape/Glue Markers/Crayons Scissors Tools Printer Instructions Print dice template. Cut along the exterior lines. Draw your numbers or symbols on the squares. Fold along the interior lines to shape the cube. Glue the tabs to hold the dice together. Play!
The Printable Paper Dice Templates We have six different dice templates so that you can find just the right one for your needs. We have larger printable dice that measure about 2 inches wide when assembled. The first one is a printer friendly black and white version.
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Color the dice and add your child's names more than once (works great if you have 2 or 3 kids) to decide who goes first or add a chore to each side of the dice to add a little enjoyment and mystery to your child's work around the home. Printable Paper Dice Template (PDF) Alpha Omega Publications
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Cut the template out and fold at the lines of each square. Fold the flaps so that they are at 90 degrees to the sides of the dice and use glue or tape to stick the flaps to the matching sides and there you have it - your own dice. If you do want to just make one quickly though click on the image above and it will be shown in full size.
Draw eyes and mouth with a black marker, then use a pink marker to draw the cheeks. The final look of the flowers looks perfect! Go ahead and glue the flower heads on the stems. Glue the cloud onto the plate. Glue the flowers on the green part of the paper plate too. Trim the stems of the flowers. Glue the leaves on the stems.
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