24 days.
24 little paper pups.
Fold a new dog each day and turn the wait for Christmas into a little ritual you can share.
Little dogs.
Lots of personality.
Floppy ears, familiar markings and faces full of character. With 24 different dog designs, there is always another little favorite waiting to be made.
From printed paper
to a pup of your own.
Follow the printed fold lines and watch a flat design become a little dog. Every finished pup is something you made yourself, ready to join your collection.
From paper
to puppy.
One pup a day, or a whole afternoon of making. Create your collection at your own pace.
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Unbox
Choose a printed pup to begin.
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Fold
Follow the marked fold lines.
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Shape
Bring the ears and body into place.
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Display
Add your new pup to the collection.
Make a little room
for time together.
Clear a spot at the table and choose your first pup. Share a quiet moment with your children, parents or grandparents, and make something you can enjoy together.
A little surprise
for a big dog lover.
For the person who smiles at every wagging tail, give a countdown full of character. There is a new pup to make and a growing collection to keep.
Before your
first fold.
How many dogs can I make?
There are 24 different dog designs to fold and collect. Make one for each day of your Christmas countdown, or enjoy them at your own pace.
Do the dogs arrive already assembled?
The dogs arrive as printed designs for you to fold into three-dimensional paper pups. Follow the fold lines and guide to build your collection.
What age is Paper Pups for?
The packaging is marked ages 6+. A grown-up can help younger makers with the more detailed folds.
Do I have to make one every day?
No. Make one each day, save a few for the weekend or enjoy a longer crafting session together.
Can I display the finished dogs?
Yes. Give them a place on a shelf, desk or indoor tabletop. Keep the paper dogs dry when displaying them.
Is it a gift for adults as well as children?
Paper Pups is for dog lovers and people who enjoy making things, whether they fold on their own or share the activity with family.
Give them something
to look forward to.
For someone you love, or a little December joy of your own.