Castle Paper Craft Template
Print one A4 page, cut, fold and glue a little castle toy.
How to print and build the 3D paper craft
- Download the PDF and print it on A4 paper at 100% scale (do not choose “fit to page”). Thicker paper, 160-200 g/m2, works best.
- Cut out all parts along the solid lines. Small children need an adult to help with scissors.
- Fold along the dashed lines. Roll tubes and cones and glue the side tab with a glue stick.
- Cut the small teeth where marked, fold them outward and glue towers and roofs onto their bases.
- Join the big parts last, let the glue dry, and color the windows and doors if you like.
Every sheet has labeled parts and a small picture of the finished model. You need: a printer, A4 paper, scissors and a glue stick.
The castle paper craft is part of our structure paper crafts collection. These models use more than cubes: round tubes and cones, rectangular boxes, triangular prisms and pyramids. Every sheet has labeled parts, cut lines, fold lines and glue tabs, plus a small picture of the finished model. Download the PDF and print it on A4 at 100% scale.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to make a paper craft?
A color printer, A4 paper, scissors and a glue stick. Thicker paper makes a sturdier toy, but regular paper works too.
How long does it take?
Most crafts take 20 to 30 minutes with an adult helping a child of 5 to 8 years.
Can we color it ourselves?
The templates are already printed in color, but you can also print on plain paper and decorate with markers. For coloring only, see our coloring pages.
