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Twenty simple paper crafts in one box, one envelope per craft, for ages 4 to 10.
✅ 20 Paper Crafts in One Box
✅ Ages 4 to 10, Little Help Needed
✅ Ready to Go, No Prep or Shopping
✅ 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
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Orders are processed within 2 to 3 business days, and delivery takes about 5 to 15 days after that. Shipping charges are shown at checkout, and you get a tracking number by email as soon as your order ships.
You have 30 days after your order arrives to ask for a return. Email us to start one.
My 9-year-old stayed busy all afternoon, no screen at all. Every envelope is ready, so we just opened one and began!
Your child picks an envelope and gets busy, no tablet needed, just paper pieces, glue and tape.
It is screen-free, hands-on play, so afternoons at home stay calm and happy for everyone.
Each envelope holds the pre-cut, pre-printed paper pieces for one craft, so there is nothing to cut out.
A picture card with numbered steps comes in every envelope, so there is no craft store trip at all.
Most kids over 5 can finish a craft with little help from a grown-up, one numbered step at a time.
Pinching, pressing and sticking small pieces builds fine motor skills while your child is just having fun.
Every Noolena order is packed with the stuff that makes this easy and worth showing off.
Here’s what you get:
Every envelope holds pre-cut, pre-printed pieces, so your child can start right away.
A picture card with numbered steps shows your child exactly what to stick on next.
Your child makes paper bag puppets, card tube animals, tissue paper crafts and more.
Just paper pieces, a glue stick and tape on the table, so cleanup stays easy.
Buyers and first-timers everywhere love what 20 Paper Crafts Kit did for them. Here’s what they say!
“My 6-year-old picked an envelope and followed the picture steps with very little help. He held up his finished animal so proud.
“I expected a shopping list. Nope, my 7-year-old and I opened an envelope and started sticking, no store trip, no prep.
“I bought this for my three grandchildren at Christmas and they started crafting right away. All three finished an animal.
There is no reason to wait. With our 30-day money-back guarantee, you can ask for a return up to 30 days after your order arrives.
Paper bag puppets, card tube animals, tissue paper crafts and paper plate puppets, 20 crafts in all.
Yes. Most kids over 5 finish a craft with little help, and younger kids can join in with a grown-up.
No. Each envelope holds pre-cut, pre-printed pieces and a picture card, so you skip the craft store.
Yes. A child opens the box, picks an envelope and starts crafting right away, with nothing else to prep.
No, it is low-mess. Your child works with paper pieces, glue and tape, so cleanup stays simple.
Orders are processed within 2 to 3 business days, and delivery takes about 5 to 15 days after that. Shipping charges are shown at checkout, and you get a tracking number by email as soon as your order ships.
Yes. You have 30 days after your order arrives. Email us and we will sort out a return or a refund.
Evening on the sofa, my 6-year-old made his animal and no screen was needed.
Morning on the porch, my grandson and I pressed on every paper piece together.
My 5-year-old's finished animals now line our hallway shelf by the stairs.
Rainy afternoon, and my 7-year-old sat at the kitchen table making her animal's face while rain tapped the window. No screen was needed, and she finished it with a big smile.
Bought this as a Christmas gift for my nephew. He opened the plain box by the tree, pulled out an envelope and started right away. It was the easiest gift I picked this year.
Sunroom armchair, my 6-year-old grandson beside me, and a paper animal he finished himself. I only pointed at the picture card now and then. Lovely afternoon.
Four years old is young, so I sat beside him on his bedroom rug and helped with the tricky parts. The pre-cut pieces were easy for his small hands, and he did the sticking himself. He held up his finished animal with the biggest grin. No screen was on, which felt like a small win. We will open another envelope tomorrow.
Twin 9-year-olds, two half-made animals, one basement craft table, and zero arguments about the tablet. Each picked an envelope and followed the numbered steps on the picture card. They needed very little help from me and both finished proud. Twenty crafts means plenty of rounds for the two of them.
The dining room windowsill is now a little zoo, all made by my grandchildren this week. They worked from the picture cards and each animal came out different and full of personality. The afternoon sun hits them just right. It was an easy, screen-free week and the kids keep asking which envelope is next.
After work I usually have emails, but tonight my 8-year-old pulled me to the home office desk and we made an animal together. She read the picture card steps out loud and I just pressed the small pieces where she pointed. Nothing to cut, nothing to hunt for, and no tablet on the desk. She held it up for the camera, beaming. It is now her favorite after-dinner thing, and there are still plenty of envelopes left.
Two granddaughters, one den table, and a grandfather who mostly just watched. Each picked an envelope, laid out the pre-cut pieces and followed the picture card, sticking on ears and faces with little help from me. I kept the glue and tape within reach and that was all. The afternoon went quiet in the best way. Screens stayed off. Both girls finished an animal and asked right away to open the next envelope.
Patio table, mild afternoon, three sets of hands pressing pieces onto animals. My 10-year-old did hers with little help, and my 5-year-old needed me just for the small parts. Same kit, same envelopes, two very different ages, and both were happy. Nothing to prep, so we carried the envelopes outside and started. Just paper pieces, glue and tape on the table. It was the calmest afternoon we have had in weeks.