Frozen 2 Elsa Craft

Frozen 2 Elsa Standing Papercraft

“You are the one you’ve been waiting for...” is the moment Elsa realizes she’s the fifth element! What a cool role for Elsa, no pun intended! The creators did such a great job at depicting a free and knowledgable Elsa in the final moments of Frozen 2. If you haven’t seen the movie then I totally suggest you do, it’s a sophisticated tale of adventure and seeking inner strength, something we could all use from time to time. I always felt it was important to tell stories like this, it reminds us that we don’t have to go it alone, that there’s always support and help along our own personal journeys.

Elsa’s final transformation is quite detailed and intricate, there’s also a ton of symbolism, I tried my best to capture the beauty of Elsa here, but there’s just no justifying the beautiful graphics Disney can achieve, but here is the next best version! Try this standing papercraft with your little ones, when it’s all done, she stands up, ready for her next icy adventure.

Standing Elsa Papercraft

This Elsa papercraft is definitely an easy one and I provide you with my printable down below in this post and if you like Elsa then check out my Frozen 2 inspired shadow box one post below! Papercrafting is such a great way to do a quick and easy project either with a group or just for fun, I have put my paper Elsa on display with white string lights and she looks just as she does in the movie. Check out my free pdf below and be sure tell me all about how you made your Elsa!

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Materials:

• My Elsa papercraft printable
• White cardstock
• Printer
• Scissors or craft knife
• ​Ruler
• Tacky glue
• Any additional materials like glitter

Directions:

Step 1. First print out my template on white cardstock then cut it out along the edges with a scissor or craft knife.

Step 2. With a ruler score on the gray dotted lines using a craft knife or you can use a blunt edged item like a popsicle stick or credit card. Scoring really helps to fold the paper exactly in the right place.

Step 3. Next fold all the sides around like a little box, put glue on the flap and attach it to the corresponding side of Elsa’s dress. Be sure to add your own little details like gems or ribbon!

Standing Elsa Papercraft

Thank you for going into the unknown with me to make this little papercraft I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. If you have any projects to share please do so in the comments below!