3D Penguin Paper Toy Free Printable

It’s time to play! I’ve created a free 3D printable penguin paper toy, 3 of them to be exact, so just print, assemble, and play (or display).

I love paper toys! There are quite a few on the blog already and you will see many more, for both little ones and big kids (or kids at heart).

These adorable penguins are inspired by the beautiful geometric snowman created by Minieco, this penguin is super cute and I think a flock of penguins would be a great companion for this guy (or gal?).

Free Printable 3D Penguin Paper Toy

To make these cute guys, you’ll first need to print out the template (I recommend using thicker paper, regular printer paper will work too).

There are 3 versions so you can own a whole family of penguins.

Black and grey penguin

Blue Penguin

Pink Penguin

Once you have printed out the penguins, it’s time to cut them out (note that there is a small folding diagram on each printable, you don’t need to cut that diagram out).

Once all the pieces are cut, it’s time to fold them. Start making the creases and folds as shown on the diagram included in the printable (do this for both the head and body).

Once you have all the folds made, start assembling your penguin paper toy. Add glue to the edges of the white paper as you go, allowing each section to dry to hold its desired shape, then slowly fold it all together into a geometric shape (you will need to glue the last two edges together).

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