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    Home » Holiday Crafts » Design-A-Robot Christmas Stocking Stuffer

    Design-A-Robot Christmas Stocking Stuffer

    Published: Dec 23, 2013 · Modified: Nov 30, 2019 · by Vanessa Brady · This post may contain affiliate links and ads · 12 Comments

    The Design-A-Robot Christmas Stocking Stuffer tutorial may contain affiliate links for your convenience and to assist in the maintenance of this site.

    Of all the kids projects I made last year, the Design-A-Robot Christmas Stocking Stuffer (originally made for Crafts Unleashed) was my son’s favorite! Seriously. My four year old almost couldn’t wait to get his hands on it and snatched it up as soon as I was finished taking pictures of it for the tutorial. I kept it in my diaper bag to entertain the kids at restaurants and doctor appointments and it totally worked like a charm. Hope your kid enjoys it as much as mine did!

    Use your Silhouette to make a last-minute Robot Tin Stocking Stuffer!Of course, a Silhouette Cutting Machine makes this ridiculously easy but I made sure to keep the shapes basic enough for you to cut them out by hand if you don’t have a Silhouette. (Crossing my fingers Santa hooks you up!) It may take a little bit longer but the moment of peace you’ll have later in the waiting room while your child is briefly entertain will be totally worth it!

    Design-A-Robot Stocking Stuffer Tin

    Materials:
    – Silhouette Printable Magnet Paper
    – Tin Box
    – Silhouette Cameo or Hobby Knife
    – Design-A-Robot Free Printable (PDF / STUDIO)

    Instructions:

    Step One. Print out the Design-A-Robot Free Printable on Printable Magnet Paper. Use the STUDIO file (with Reg Marks) for Silhouette Cameo and the PDF file if you’re cutting by hand.

    Robot Tin Stocking Stuffer - PrintStep Two. Cut out robot body parts. If you’re using a hobby knife, go slowly and watch your fingers! Silhouette Cameo users, set your machine to the Printable Magnet Paper settings. Print first and then cut out. Don’t forget to make sure the registration marks are there!Robot Tin Stocking Stuffer - RemoveStep Three. You’re all done! So easy, right? Put all the robot pieces in a tin box and you’re good to go.

    Robot Tin Stocking Stuffer - PlayYou can decorate the front of the tin as well if you have some extra time or just leave it plain. I promise, your kid is going to love this either way!

    Robot Tin Stocking Stuffer - Decorate Robot Tin Stocking Stuffer - Place

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    Comments

    1. keri @ shaken together says

      December 23, 2013 at 6:50 am

      Where were you when my boys were younger?! I love this idea – cute AND quiet!!

      Reply
    2. Amanda @ Dreamsicle Sisters says

      December 23, 2013 at 7:10 am

      So cute! I think I will try this with a doll for my girl.

      Reply
    3. Jessi @ Practically Functional says

      December 23, 2013 at 5:38 pm

      Oh my gosh, what a fun idea! You could do this with so many things, but I love the idea of a robot! Pinning for sure!

      Reply
    4. megan says

      December 25, 2013 at 12:46 am

      what a great idea – where was i when i was wracking my brain for ideas for a robot-obsessed little boy?!

      Reply
      • Vanessa Brady says

        December 27, 2013 at 6:36 am

        I know all about robot obsessed little boys! Valentine’s Day? 😀

        Reply

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