Christmas paper airplane, free with their name
A calm plan for the holidays: a paper airplane with two reindeer in scarves, snowflakes and your child's name on both wings. Color it, cut it out and fold it following the numbers. Then… let's see who can reach the tree!
I love throwing it from the couch! But always toward the tree, never at anyone's face.
4 Christmas ideas with paper airplanes
1The tree topper
Once it's colored, put it on top of the tree. It'll be the most special star in the house.
2Flying reindeer race
Mark a start line with painter's tape and take turns. Who can land closest to the tree without crashing?
3An airplane in the branches
In December, hide an airplane in the tree in the morning. Finding it, coloring it and flying it is the afternoon plan.
4Place cards for dinner
On Christmas Eve, an airplane with each person's name next to their plate. The kids color them in the afternoon and the table looks lovely.
→ Not sure how to fold it? See the step-by-step guide, with a drawing for every fold.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Type the name and your email and we'll send you the Christmas airplane PDF at no cost. If you like, you can also join our monthly craft email.
What do I need?
A printer, crayons and scissors. Cut along the dotted line and fold following the numbers, which are printed on both sides.
From what age?
From 4 with help cutting and folding, and from 6–7 almost on their own.
Do you keep my child's name?
No. The name is only used to make their PDF; we don't store it.
Are there more Christmas airplanes?
On the site you have the reindeer one free with their name, and the book Christmas Airplanes has 50 different ones to color and cut out.