Paper Owl Template

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Get ready for your fall diy projects early. Like owls? Here is a FREE owl template that is great for many projects. Simply download it, print it, and cut the shapes out. Next trace the cut shapes on your favorite papers. Cut those out and glue them together to form your owl. This freebie is high quality 300 dpi and is saved in jpg format. To access this kit click here.

This template is really great for back-to-school crafts for kids and adults. I created it by tracing around an owl that I bought from the Dollar Tree. I then found some bottles with two different circular shapes to trace around to form eyes. I made a beak and a hat for the owls as well. To watch the process click the video below.

I hope you enjoy this quick tip. Thanks for stopping by. Happy Crafting!

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Published by Sonya

I am a full time working wife and mother of three sons. I love all manner of crafting; From digital scrap-booking to tangible mixed media projects. I love to learn from other people and get exposed to the huge world of art. Creativity is in my blood. I have always sketched pictures since I was a kid, and now with social media (Thanks YouTube, Pinterest, Google images, etc....) I have become so overwhelmed with what project(s) to do for the day. I don't even know where to start. Should I make cards or make my own clay? Or should I design a wall hanging for the living room. I have become ridiculously indecisive with what I want to make. Also, I have become a craft hoarder. From paints, to dies and other cutting machines, to scrapbook paper and other designer card stock and embellishments, I have turned my little kitchen nook into my craft studio. I'm surprised my husband hasn't told me to get rid of all of the craft supplies....ie..clutter. My craft collection addiction is partially what made me want to learn more about digital scrap booking. It is all new for me, but I have invested in the Adobe Photoshop application and I have scoured YouTube on learning different techniques in layering scrapbook images, pages, brushes, and so on. Now I can go to the next level of design by doing it digitally. View more posts