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1. Book Review: My Town

By: Gina Perry, on 3/7/2013
Blog: Picture Book Junkies (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: paper toys, my town, owlkids, delphine doreau, Add a tag

It really is a wonderfully diverse, and ever-changing book-world we live in. Case in point: My Town by Delphine Doreau.

I have been making paper toys of every variety with my four year old since he was about two and a half. Most of them have been far too complicated for him to do alone, and frustrating for the adult who is helping along. Not only is Delphine's book gorgeously illustrated, inventive, and unique, it is surprisingly doable for a four year old with just a bit of help. The instructions are so helpful, and the addition of the heavy stock street makes this more than just toys to sit on a windowsill. They become, as the title says, My Town.

Be sure to also visit Delphine's wonderful blog. I love that she shares how her own young son inspired some excellent touches to My Town.

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2. Vampire Paper Toy

By: Roberta Baird, on 10/17/2011
Blog: A Mouse in the House (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: illustration, Halloween, children's illustration, holiday, vampire, digital art, roberta baird, artwork, paper toy, houston, a mouse in the house, Ghoulies Roberta Baird, paper toys, Add a tag

For a free download of Vinnie the Vampire click HERE

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3. October 2011 Calender

By: Roberta Baird, on 10/6/2011
Blog: A Mouse in the House (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: illustration, Halloween, Uncategorized, children's illustration, holiday, digital art, roberta baird, calendar, artwork, houston, a mouse in the house, Ghoulies Roberta Baird, paper toys, mummy, www.robertabaird.com, Add a tag

Keep your mummy on your desktop… click on the image for full size, right click and save!

Happy October!

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4. Uncle Sam

By: Roberta Baird, on 7/4/2011
Blog: A Mouse in the House (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Happy 4th of July!!!!

Click here to download

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5. Leprechaun Paper Toy

By: Roberta Baird, on 3/17/2011
Blog: A Mouse in the House (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Click to download HERE!

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6. Shaw Nielsen Posts A Paper Fold Up Holiday Ornament

By: Lou Simeone, on 12/8/2010
Blog: illustration pages (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: paper toys, Shaw Nielsen, paper scultpture, industry news, Add a tag

To help everyone spread a little holiday joy this season Shaw Nielsen has created this folded, paper robot ornament, free to download. Download your ornament and enjoy…

To find out how to submit your news to Illustration Pages click here.

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7. Turkey Papertoy

By: Roberta Baird, on 11/22/2010
Blog: A Mouse in the House (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Here’s a little turkey to keep the kiddies busy while you’re making pies… or maybe after Thanksgiving dinner!

Click on the link blow to download:
http://www.robertabaird.com/images/fun/turkey_papertoy.pdf

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8. Vampire Papertoy

By: Roberta Baird, on 10/27/2010
Blog: A Mouse in the House (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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Download some for the Kiddies! HERE

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9. Transportaton ~ Post 600!

By: Roberta Baird, on 10/8/2010
Blog: A Mouse in the House (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: illustration, Holidays, Halloween, Illustration Friday, IF, children's illustration, witch, holiday, digital art, roberta baird, artwork, paper toy, houston, a mouse in the house, paper toys, www.robertabaird.com, treat boxes, Add a tag

Mable was in it to win it!

All year she’d been sharpening up her spell writing skills and practicing her hexes. This year she finally conjured up the courage to enter the grimoire display contest. So when they announced the annual HSWW (Halloween Society of Witches and Warlocks) conference, she was first to pay the dues and book a hotel room.

Good luck Mabel!

This is post number 600 here at the Mouse in the House. To celebrate I’ve created a couple of Halloween treat boxes, yours free to download. Each box measures 2 1/2 inches and would be great to fill with treats for a Halloween party. Just click on the image below to download. Enjoy!