Drop a battery-operated tea light inside and display these cute lanterns on a desk or coffee table. 5. Princess Leia Paper Plate Craft

You can use just the head of a Lego figure or just the top part of the head for this craft – both work (though you’ll likely need to resize the illustration to be a bit larger in both cases). When the child has colored several favorite Lego Star Wars characters, one can be hung from each end of the Lego cross for an outstanding hanging decoration. 3. Make a Lego CakeTopper You can include whatever message you want in the bottom-right corner (or just write it in manually).

When they have colored and cut out their favorite Lego Star Wars character, it should be trimmed and glued to the center of the construction paper. You now have a durable – and super cute – way to mark your place in the books you’re reading! 4. Party Decorations For this fun craft, give each child a piece of colorful construction paper so that a multicolored banner can be created.

The different parts of the characters should be cut out separately and then glued to the cardboard to make funny, abstract dolls your youngster will love. 2. Bring Old Legos to Life If your youngster’s favorite Lego Star Wars character is Yoda, this cute craft is perfect. Using green tissue paper, the child can make a 3D Yoda face in no time. Old Legos can easily be used to create a fun, one-of-a-kind decoration. Begin by having the youngster fashion two long Lego chains.

Lego Star Wars Coloring Pages

If your child likes Legos and Star Wars, a cake featuring these themes is almost certainly in your future. Create two-inch wide strips with construction paper and loop them together to create the actual headband.

Then you’ll print the Lego pictures and have your kids color in and cut out the figures they want to use. You can keep the pictures intact and use them as place settings at your table or add words to the illustrations and use them as signs to indicate where the bathrooms are. 3. Calendars For this fun craft, have the youngsters trace and cut out laser “swords” from ordinary cardboard and decorate them with colorful squares cut from construction paper. For this craft, you will need both Legos – enough to cover a 4” x 6” picture frame – and shrink sheets, as well as access to a hot glue gun.Then, you can either create the calendar grid on a separate document or freehand it for a more DIY look. You’ll print the figures that your kids want to use and have them color them in (with markers) and cut them out. Have them color in the figures with a marker and cut them out, then bake the cutouts per the instructions. The gang’s all here with this fun craft. Begin with three or more bathroom tissue cardboard, and have the youngsters laminate them with white construction paper.