Freebies: Printable Paper Toy Soldiers Ornaments
Posted in Crafts, Freebies, Holidays, Home, Home Decor
by
Madoline Hatter

I remember when I was very little, flipping through a very old book and seeing a craft project for making toy soldiers with toilet paper tubes. The image has come to mind now and then and I got the idea to make printable toy soldiers. They come four on a page. Print on card stock or regular paper. All you have to do is cut them apart, roll them into a tube and secure with a glue stick.
My toy soldiers are adorable standing at attention with arms stiffly at their sides. You can display them on parade or leave one or two standing guard over your Christmas presents. Other uses include hanging as ornaments on your Christmas tree or wrapping around a jar or bottle to use as a vase.
These soldiers can be displayed year round to show your patriotism or love of military history. Here are four classic nutcracker or British soldiers, one naval officer, and one modern soldier in camouflage with green cheeks.
Modern American Toy Soldier in Camouflage
Classic Toy Soldier in Red Coat & Blue Pants
Classic Toy Soldier in Red Coat & White Pants
Classic Toy Soldier in Red & Blue with White Straps
Classic Toy Soldier in Red Coat with Double Buttons and Gold Trim
Classic Naval Officer in Blue Coat & White Pants
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December 21st, 2008 at 4:28 pm
Thanks so much for the printables! It was an easy thing that my 6 year old son really enjoyed making today. He’s been lining up his “army guys” for battle.
December 24th, 2008 at 5:46 am
You’re most welcome. We’re glad he enjoyed them. And Merry Christmas!