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Paper Craft Butterflies Guides
How To Create Your Petite Butterfly
⭐️ Lay your pieces out to familiarise yourself with what you have.
⭐️ Pop out the pieces and group them into the wings, body pieces, and joining pieces.
TIP: Be firm but gentle. Press rather than pull - you don’t want the pretty design messed up, or to break any thinner bits like the antennae.
⭐️ Make sure the long slit of the wing connector is facing you and slide your wings into the other slits. Bottom wings go in the bottom slit, and the top wings in the top slit.
TIP: Always push in the direction the pieces need to go - pressure in any other way can damage the pieces.
⭐️ Make sure the hook is pointing backwards and down on the other joining piece.
⭐️ Slide the head through the top slit and the body through the bottom slit.
⭐️ Attach the wing pieces, pushing them up from the underside of the joining piece.
⭐️ Attach the legs to the two remaining slits. Shorter leg piece at the front, and the longer legs at the back.
⭐️ Slide your hook on if you want it to be a wall display.
How To Create Your Midi Moth
⭐️ Lay your pieces out to familiarise yourself with what you have.
⭐️ Pop out the pieces and group them into the wings, body pieces, and joining pieces.
TIP: Be firm but gentle. Press rather than pull - you don’t want the pretty design messed up, or to break any thinner bits like the antennae.
⭐️ Make sure the long curve of the wing connector is facing you and slide your wings into the horizontal slits. Bottom wings go into the bottom slit, and top wings into the top slit.
TIP: Always push in the direction the pieces need to go - pressure in any other way can damage the pieces.
⭐️ Make sure the hook is pointing backwards and down on the other joining piece.
⭐️ Slide the head through the top slit and the body through the bottom slit.
⭐️ Attach the wing pieces, pushing them down from the topside of the joining piece.
⭐️ Slide your hook on if you want it to be a wall display.
How To Create Your Grand Butterfly
⭐️ Lay your pieces out to familiarise yourself with what you have.
⭐️ Pop out the pieces and group them into the wings, body pieces, and joining pieces.
TIP: Be firm but gentle. Press rather than pull - you don’t want the pretty design messed up, or to break any thinner bits like the antennae.
⭐️ Make sure the long curve of the wing connector is facing you and slide your wings into the horizontal slits. Big wings go into the top slit, and bottom wings into the bottom slit.
TIP: Always push in the direction the pieces need to go - pressure in any other way can damage the pieces.
⭐️ Make sure the hook is pointing backwards and down on the other joining piece.
⭐️ Slide the head through the top slit and the body through the bottom slit.
⭐️ Add the legs into the back slit near the hook.
⭐️ Attach the wing pieces, pushing them down from the topside of the joining piece.
⭐️ Slide your hook on if you want it to be a wall display.