This is a great spring craft to do in class because it’s a quick, no-prep project. Once inside the book, the frog will show its silly tongue on the page it is marking. Print out the pre-colored version or the colored version that kids can color in themselves. With brand new resources added every week, you’ll never run out of fun things to do with your kids (whether as a parent or teacher).Įncourage reading with these frog corner bookmarks with template.
Hope you enjoyed making these frog corner bookmarks with a template.īecome an Easy Peasy and Fun member and gain access to our exclusive crafting patterns and educational prints. Simply place them in a corner of the page you are reading. The frog head should be looking at you.įlip the stencil over again, apply glue to the area marked with the word glue…Īnd fold the last triangle over it, press it so that the glue hardens.Īll done, your Frog Corner bookmarks are ready to turn into a book. Now that your folds are ready, flip the template over your head along the first dotted line, facing the folded work surface. You can also make the folds as you go – you don’t need to do this before you “fold”. Make sure all the creases are neat as this will make the DIY easier to complete.
#FROG ORIGAMI BOOKMARK FULL#
Cut along the full line on the template.įold along all the dotted lines on the template. On the template, you will see diagonal lines, dotted lines, and a solid line. Once that’s done, or if you’ve switched to the black and white version, the next thing to do is to cut the frog. If you are printing out the black and white template for your kids, the first thing to do is color in the frog corner bookmark. These work well on heavier printing papers as well as regular printing papers.
#FROG ORIGAMI BOOKMARK HOW TO#
How to Make Frog Corner Bookmarks with a Template Unlike our origami corner bookmarks, this one is ten times easier to make. Now fold the frog along the blue line (fold it forwards).This little frog bookmark comes ready to flip through and bookmark, so you know exactly where to keep reading. It will now look like the image number 4 (and 5 if you flip it). Position the frog as it’s shown on the 4th image (above) and fold it backwards along the red line (you can help yourself with the ruler or a credit card etc…).
You’ll have to fold the back of the frog twice on places indicated with the blue and red line. Last part is a bit tricky but if you want to make your frog jump it’s a must. Flip it over – it’s slowly starting to look like a frog isn’t it? Grab the spot that’s marked with the red spot on the image above and fold it outwards. Grab the corner of the triangle (marked with the blue dot) and fold it inwards as shown on the picture above. We have a triangle again (sorry no picture of that one). Do the same with the other corner.įlip the frog. Fold the right corner of the newly shaped square (marked with the red dot) towards the center of the square. You should now have the shape displayed on the first picture above. Next fold the corner of the triangle (marked with a blue spot) towards the top of the triangle.
Next is a somewhat tricky part for young soon to be origami masters – you have to fold the parts that are marked with red dots on the picture above towards the center – getting them in the position showed in the photo above (you’ll get a triangle shape). Start by folding the paper diagonally (both diagonals).
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