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DIY Bookmarks

Bookmarks are a fun and easy way to add a personal touch to your books. You can use any type of paper you like, and you can decorate them with anything from stickers to paint to markers.

To make a bookmark, simply cut a piece of paper to the desired size. Then, fold the paper in half lengthwise. If you want to make a tassel, cut a piece of yarn or ribbon and tie it to the bottom of the bookmark.

Once you have made your bookmark, you can decorate it however you like. Here are a few ideas:

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Use stickers to create a colorful design.
Paint the bookmark with your favorite colors.
Draw pictures or write words on the bookmark.
Add glitter or other embellishments to make the bookmark sparkle.

Paper Gift Boxes

Paper gift boxes are a great way to give your friends a special gift. You can use any type of paper you like, and you can decorate them with anything from ribbon to stickers to paint.

To make a paper gift box, simply cut a piece of paper to the desired size. Then, fold the paper in half lengthwise and again in half widthwise. Open up the paper and fold the corners in to the center. Then, fold the sides up to meet the center. Finally, fold the top and bottom flaps down to create the box.

Once you have made your paper gift box, you can decorate it however you like. Here are a few ideas:

Wrap the box with ribbon.
Add stickers to the box.
Paint the box with your favorite colors.
Draw pictures or write words on the box.
Add glitter or other embellishments to make the box sparkle.

Origami Crafts

Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. It can be used to create a wide variety of objects, from simple animals to complex geometric shapes. Origami is a great way to improve your dexterity and spatial reasoning skills.

There are many different origami books and websites available. If you are new to origami, start with a simple project, such as a crane or a frog. Once you have mastered the basics, you can move on to more complex projects.

Origami is a great sleepover activity because it is both fun and challenging. It is also a great way to bond with your friends and create lasting memories.

Paper Plate Crafts

Paper plates are a versatile craft material that can be used to create a variety of different projects. They are inexpensive and easy to find, and they can be decorated with anything from markers to paint to glue.

Here are a few ideas for paper plate crafts:

Make a paper plate mask.
Create a paper plate picture frame.
Construct a paper plate clock.
Design a paper plate jewelry box.
Craft a paper plate puppet.

Paper plate crafts are a great way to use your imagination and create something unique. They are also a great way to recycle old paper plates.

Paper Bag Crafts

Paper bags are another versatile craft material that can be used to create a variety of different projects. They are inexpensive and easy to find, and they can be decorated with anything from markers to paint to glue.

Here are a few ideas for paper bag crafts:

Make a paper bag puppet.
Create a paper bag gift bag.
Construct a paper bag lantern.
Design a paper bag windsock.
Craft a paper bag piñata.

Paper bag crafts are a great way to use your imagination and create something unique. They are also a great way to recycle old paper bags.

These are just a few of the many different paper craft ideas that are perfect for sleepovers. With a little creativity, you can create anything you can imagine. So gather your friends, get some paper, and start crafting!

Paper Presents You Can Make and Share (Sleepover Girls Crafts)

by Mark Condon

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