These adorable Olympic panda paper crafts are available free from the original source, cardmodel.cn, or you can download them below from Perfect Pandas. Unfortunately, the instructions are in Chinese, so you’ll have to follow along with the pictures. Luckily, there are a ton of photos to follow along with so you should be fine! They’re extremely intricate, so it will probably takes hours upon hours to complete, but look how cute they are!
Via: Folding Trees
I came across this hilarious, yet adorable, panda pattern at Heavens to Betsy Vintage pattern shop. The pattern itself is quite cute and I think it would make a lovely stuffed panda for anyone, however what I find amusing is the young Brooke Shields. It’s from 1983, and though that picture makes her look 12 she was actually 18. Who knew she was such a panda lover back in the day? She has her own branded panda pattern, that’s just odd to me and I don’t know why.
Regardless, you can buy it for $20.00 if you so desire.
If you’re into sewing, you can make this adorable panda throw! The pattern is really cheap (only $8.95!) and seems pretty easy to make. It looks like one of those fleece tie blankets, so I don’t even think any sewing is required. Look for Simplicity pattern 3955 at your local fabric store.
I found this cute panda cross stitch pattern for free at Cross Stitch by Za that some of you crafty panda lovers might like. You can download it here. Now if only I could cross stitch…
As promised, here are a few panda paper crafts for the origami challenged. They look adorable and are easily made from a few pieces of paper, a good pair of scissors or an x-acto knife, and a printer. Well, looking at the instructions, I suppose the term easily is subjective!
This first one seems to be the simplest of the three.
You can download the template here, and the instructions here. The Canon site also has lots of other adorable animals to choose from.
Two more including my favorite after the cut!
I have yet to buy my pumpkins for this year, but once I saw this template I decided that I’m definitely getting a few tomorrow!
Thanks to HP and the WWF you can download this adorable panda pattern to help you carve an eco-conscious jack-o-lantern. Head on over to this HP page and scroll all the way to the bottom. From there you can download the template or learn more about the WWF.
Happy carving!
