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Chick and bunny origami bookmark how to#

With the corner bookmark half folded cut just a little bit along the dashed line for the wing.

Cut the feet out too.Īlso cut along the dashed lines in the head part.įold into along the lines that also have the wings (or bunny hands).Ĭut the wings. Also cut the head circle (with the chick bookmark you can also cut the blank circle to decorate how ever you wish). Once everything is colored, carefully cut out the corner bookmark template.Ĭut along the outline. We went with orange, naturally, for chick legs and beak and pink for bunny paws, ears and nose. The beak and the legs of the chick and the paws, ears and nose of the bunny. The only downside to the colored paper is that the inside of the eyes won’t be white (unless you have a white marker that is.Ĭolor in the details. We decided to print them on colored paper, bright yellow for the chick and pastel blue for the bunny. Or Follow These Step by Step Folding Instructionsįolding these corner bookmarks is easy peasy! First print the templates – bunny or chick or both. We prepared both video tutorial and steps with pictures Watch the Video TutorialĪnd while you watch it be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel too!

our printable template for chick and bunny (you can find it at the end of this tutorial).

Ready to make these cutie pies? Let’s do them! Easter Corner Bookmarks (Template included) These would make a great classroom project for kids to make and take home with. They can be printed on color paper or white paper, whichever works best (white paper naturally allows for more coloring and personalization). We have designed two adorable corner bookmakrs, one little chick and one little bunny for kids to first color and then fold together. These also have a bit of a 3D effect to them so if you squish them gently their heads will move back and forth. We are pretty sure books become way more interesting if they are accompanied with a cute looking bookmark, even more so if kids make their own. If you have an avid reader in your home, or trying to “grow” one, making your own bookmarks is always a good activity for them. This set features a lovely little chick and a Easter bunny, fun designs don’t you think? Perfect non-candy basket filler.Įaster is almost upon us so it’s time to start planning all the Eastery project you or your kids will do. Use glue stick and glue them onto right places.A fan of corner bookmarks? We have a special Easter corner bookmarks set ready for you! We are huge fans of origami bookmakrs here but sometimes you just need a cute looking alternative that just needs some cutting and a bit of glue (so more liki kirigami paper craft). With your fingers, pull these outwards, and the center should fold inwards a bit. You should now get a cootie catcher shape.Ĭut the eats and the paws. There should be four small squares that are formed and are open at the corners. Fold the corners towards the middle again.įold in half – the side that was facing towards you is on the inside. Start folding the corners towards the middle as shown on the image bellow.įlip the soon to be Easter cootie catcher so that the white side is again faced towards you. Position the paper so that the white side of the paper is facing towards you. This will make folding this cootie catcher easier. Unfold and fold in half again on the other side. We used regular print paper to make these.įold the square in half, as shown on the photo bellow.

Chick and bunny origami bookmark how to#

We are showing you how to make the pink bunny – you will also find a blue bunny that is made in the same way and a chick. Or Follow These Step by Step Instructions Need a fun Easter classroom project? These are your friends :). Setting up an Easter hunt? Why not have the kids search for these? Certainly healthier than candy. These cuties can be used in many different ways during Easter (or any time really).

They are the best! And if you are a fan of origami and want to get your kids into this cool art, we can’t think of a better project to start with. We just love making and playing with these. *This post contains affiliate links* Easter Cootie Catchers – Printable Fortune Tellers If you haven’t already played with this origami project (perfect for kids and beginners) you just have to give them a try, they are really easy to make and kids can play with them once they are done. We have a new set of fortune tellers to share with you again, this time we are sharing two bunnies and a chick in this printable Easter cootie catcher set.