Winter Paper Chain {Free Printable}
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We’ve been on a bit of a paper chain kick around here {they’re just so easy + fun!} and are excited to share with you our latest printable creation: winter paper chains!
Who says the paper chain fun has to stop with Christmas or New Year’s, right?
These cool blue wintery-themed paper chains are perfect to decorate the house with during the winter season.
To download these paper chains for free, please continue reading below.
What You’ll Need
- Winter paper chains
- Printer paper
- Scissors
- Glue stick
Related: Simple New Year’s Craft for Kids {Free Printable}
What to Do
Begin by downloading and printing the Winter paper chain printable. We recently signed up for the HP Instant Ink program and are loving it! They offer several different plans (such as $4.99 for 100 pages a month) and will automatically send you new cartridges before you even need them. We are now saving SO MUCH money (and time) on ink and I don’t feel guilty printing out new printables and playdough mats each day.
If you want to check it out, ordering through our link here will give you one free month of service. You can use just about any HP printer but we’ve been using this compact one and absolutely love it! The color is gorgeous and matches my decor (we’ll call that a win!) and the size is smaller than any printer I’ve ever owned which is great for small spaces (or living room/dining room offices). Between HP Instant Ink and our compact printer, my printing life truly has become so much easier to print all these fun playdough mats and activity sheets we’ve been making lately.
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Once you’ve printed your winter paper chains, cut them out. Next, begin by gluing the end of one paper chain and pressing it together to make a link.
Then, add another strip of paper through the link you just glued and glue it closed just as you did with the first link. Continue adding strips until you have the desired number of links on your winter paper chain.
Related: New Year’s Free Printable Activity Sheets for Number Practice
How to Get this FREE Printable
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