Owl Paper Toys – Fun Paper Toy to Color

We have a gorgeous and slightly different “coloring page” to share with you today! If you are a fan of paper toys and coloring, you will love these owl paper toys. Quickly turn on your printer and get out your favorite coloring materials because it is time to color and fold.

Owl paper toy to color in your favorite colors!

While owls aren’t the most colorful creatures in the wild, when you have owl paper toys to color, the sky’s the limit! Use fall colors or make your owl look like it (or he) flew straight out of space.

I recommend printing these on thicker paper – they look great on 120g (although they will work on regular printer paper). Thicker paper also allows you to use more colouring material as it won’t get wet and you’ll have less chance of bleeding.

Get this paper toy

Get an owl paper toy (back and white side to color)

This one is easy to assemble. I’ve created this handy diagram to help you.

All you have to do is print out the template. After printing, it’s best to color it first (and let it dry if you’re using water-based markers).

Cut along the outline (marked by the red lines in the image above) and fold the folds (marked by the green lines in the image above). Apply glue and join together.

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