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Dinosaur Paper Bracelets for Kids

If you have kids who love dinosaur crafts, they will go crazy over these dinosaur paper bracelets for kids.

We have a T-rex and a triceratops, both of which are among the most popular dinosaurs among kids.

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Which do you think your child will like better?

Triceratops… or T-rex?

How to make paper dinosaur bracelets for kids

What you need:

Step by step instructions

Print the sample. You can print the sample in black and white or in full color.

If you plan on having your child colour with crayons or colored pencils, regular printer paper will work (we still recommend using thicker paper/cardboard), but for colouring with markers, thicker paper is recommended.

Color the pattern.

While dinosaurs can be any color you want, we like the brown and green tones the best. Although pink dinosaurs are awesome too.

Cut out the pattern. Cut along the dotted lines.

You will see two dashed lines, one on each side of the bracelet, extending halfway down the bracelet.

Cut along those dotted lines (be careful to only cut half way).

Rotate and roll the bracelet, align the two halves together and cut one slit into the other slit. Easy easy!

Now pull it out and wrap it around your wrist. You can take this bracelet off and on as many times as you like.

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