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If your kids are big fans of Star Wars, they will love making this adorable Baby Yoda Paper Card!
In case you haven’t been keeping up with the latest Star Wars news, Baby Yoda is the latest new sensation and first made his debut in The Mandalorian on Disney Plus.
Tech Radar says it well here…Baby Yoda is a “cuter, younger version of the ancient Jedi master, he’s one of the most endearing creatures ever seen in the Star Wars universe, and has since become the talk of the internet.”
We couldn’t agree more and can’t get enough of cute Baby Yoda!
With Valentine’s Day coming up it’s the perfect punny card to let someone know “Yoda Best!”
Make sure to scroll down to watch the video showing how easy it is to fold and make this Baby Yoda paper card.
It’s actually a really fun art project for the kids too!
We also have a FREE printable for to you to make the card so make sure to scroll down to grab that as well.
We got this idea from my art blogger friend over at Craftwhack who made these super viral fun paper cards. They concept is that when you open it up, you see a huge grinning mouth or smile. Super fun and easy!
What kind of paper do I use to make this Baby Yoda Card?
We just used regular 8.5″ x 11″ white printer or copy paper, nothing fancy!
Can I draw my own Baby Yoda?
Well of course you can! This is supposed to be an art project after all and not just about coloring. My talented nephew Noah who’s 13 actually drew our printable Baby Yoda and I loved it so much I scanned it into a FREE printable for you all (scroll down to get it). However you can definitely draw your own version!
Do I have to use the printable “Yoda Best!” quote?
Nope, that is completely optional too. We thought it would be fun to have the wise Yoda say something.
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, making this into a cute Yoda Valentine card was the intention with the quote here.
You can omit the speech bubble, or just make up your own quote!
What kind of markers should I use to make this Star Wars Yoda Card?
We like Tombow Dual Brush pens because they make coloring so easy and glide on smoothly. And they don’t bleed heavily. But you can use anything as long as it’s not too heavy for bleeding. You could also use colored pencils or crayons.
DIY BABY YODA PAPER CARD – MATERIALS:
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white printer or copy paper size 8.5″ x 11″
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markers
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Free printable Baby Yoda and speech bubble
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Two strips of paper, each 3/4″ x 8″ long
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Double stick tape or glue
Instructions:
Step 1. Print out the free printable
Step 2. Color Baby Yoda
Step 3. Fold in half and then quarters. Watch the video for this step.
Step 5. Fold your two strips of paper into an accordion (watch video)
Step 6. Cut out the speech bubble, use tape or glue to affix to the accordion and then attach end of accordion to Baby Yoda’s mouth.
This would make a super cute Valentine’s Day card!
DIY BABY YODA PAPER CARD
If your kids are big fans of Star Wars, they will love making this adorable Baby Yoda Paper Card!
Materials
- white printer or copy paper size 8.5" x 11"
- markers
- Free printable Baby Yoda and speech bubble
- Two strips of paper, each 3/4" x 8" long
- Double stick tape or glue
Instructions
Step 1. Print out the free printable
Step 2. Color Baby Yoda
Step 3. Fold in half and then quarters. Watch the video for this step.
Step 5. Fold your two strips of paper into an accordion (watch video)
Step 6. Cut out the speech bubble, use tape or glue to affix to the accordion and then attach end of accordion to Baby Yoda's mouth.
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