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St. Patrick's Day Printable Origami Fortune Teller

Submitted by Guest Blogger on March 14, 2013
Topic: Holiday Hints
 
Happy St. Patrick's Day! Here's a fun project to get you in the mood for wearing green. Do you remember these from when you were a kid? They’re called Paper Fortune Tellers or Cootie Catchers. These crafts were scribbled on by us – we’d then fold them up and tell our friends' "fortunes." This fortune telling printable makes it easy to make your own, and your kids will love it. It features eight fun fortunes, and cute St. Patrick's Day themed artwork.
 
Take the file to your local FedEx Office®, and they'll be glad to print copies for the whole class!You can also have them resize it down to fit two to a page, if desired.
 
Download the file as a PDF here.
 
 
How to fold:
 

 
How to use: 
 
If you don't remember how to use these, you can probably ask your kids. Have fun!  
 
Nancy Dorsner is a web designer and blogger. Her blog, Dabbled – Experiments in Art, Craft & Food, is all about trying something new and being creative, and specializes in upcycling & recycling craft ideas. FedEx Office is compensating Nancy to share her ideas for creative projects on the Out of Office blog.
 
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St. Patrick's Day Printable Origami Fortune Teller
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