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Build Meowelo Village: Paper Craft Kit

Color, cut and fold a tabletop village with the seven friends

Build Meowelo Village is a printable paper craft kit for children ages 6–12: color, cut and fold six buildings, seven stand-up characters, trees, a bridge and a fold-out map-board into a small tabletop Meowelo. It is one PDF for US Letter or A4 paper.

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About this pack

Lunai's round-window house, Naeli's garden shed, Rinwa's workshop, the bakery, the little library and the lantern tower: every piece is printed in line art to color first, then cut, folded and glued into a village that stands on the table.

Clear cut lines, fold lines and big glue tabs keep it doable, and picture instructions show each step. A grown-up helps with the scissors; the child decides what the village looks like.

What’s inside

  • 6 buildings to color and fold: Lunai's round-window house, Naeli's garden shed, Rinwa's workshop, the bakery, the little library and the lantern tower
  • 7 stand-up characters on folding bases
  • Trees, bushes, a bridge and a string of lanterns
  • A four-page village map-board that tapes together
  • Step-by-step picture instructions, a parts checklist and a practice fold

Details

Format
PDF, about 22 pages
Page size
US Letter, with every piece inside an A4-safe area
Ages
6–12, with a grown-up for cutting
Paper
Card stock (160–200 gsm) works best; plain paper with tape works too
Use
Print as often as you like for your family or the class you teach

Who it’s for

Children who love making things, family weekends and rainy days, birthday party tables, and classroom craft projects. Every question is optional, and the child chooses every color.

Meowelo friends inside

Questions

Is it hard to build?

The pieces use large tabs and simple folds made for ages 6–12. A grown-up helps with cutting, and each step has a picture.

What paper should I use?

Card stock between 160 and 200 gsm makes the sturdiest village. Ordinary printer paper works too, with tape instead of glue.

How long does it take?

One building is a good size for one sitting. The whole village works well as a project over several days.

Can I print extra pieces?

Yes. Print any page again to add more trees, lanterns or a second set of friends.

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Created by Akram Az · Meowelo · meowelo.com. For personal, family and single-classroom use.