Paper Fairy Land

Printable paper fairy land square image

Create an enchanting paper fairyland complete with fairy houses, cobblestone paths, giant flowers and four adorable paper fairy dolls.

This printable paper world is fun to colour and put together with simple paper stands. It’s a diy toy kids can make that will inspire hours of imaginary play and makes a cute fairy-themed decoration. 

Get the template here

Paper fairyland with fairies printable small world

Down in the garden, you know who you’ll see?

The fairies, of course! 

Paper fairy houses

Fairies turn whatever they can find into cozy homes. Toadstools, treetrunks, old boots …

This is a colouring craft that is super easy to make.

Printable Fairy land colouring craft

The set includes 11 printable pages of fairy-themed fun: four fairy houses, four cute fairies, plants and flowers, cobblestone paths and a welcome sign. Make one or two houses… or make the whole world!

This craft is recommended for kids aged 6+, but younger kids can do this with some adult help. It can be a fun collaborative project for an adult to make with a child. 

Card stock is necessary for this project.

Are you ready to get started?

How to make a paper fairyland playset

You will need:

  • Card stock – 11 sheets to make the whole play set
  • Scissors
  • Glue stick
  • Markers
  • Optional cutting mat, ruler and scoring tool (recommended for easy and more accurate folding)
  • The Printable Paper Fairyland Template, available from The Craft Train Shop and our TPT store

How To


Print the template out.

Printable fairyland steps


Colour the designs.

Printable fairyland steps


Cut the shapes out.

Printable fairyland steps

Fold and glue the stands to the houses and plants.

Printable fairyland steps
Printable fairyland steps

Optional step: Score the fold lines on the fairies and welcome sign. Place the flat shapes on a cutting mat and line a ruler up against the fold lines. Trace each fold line with a scoring tool or butter knife to create an indent.

Printable fairyland steps

Fold and glue the stands on the fairy dolls and welcome sign.

Printable fairyland steps

Arrange into a small fairy world and play!

Printable paper fairy land DIY toy

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