A complete craft: tracing, cutting, gluing and painting, culminating in an articulated toy.

Materials : cardboard rolls (paper towels or toilet paper) brads children's paint sheets of thick coloured paper for the legs and wings (unless you want to paint them too)

Production stages : Print)

	the patterns.
They have been reduced to 25%, so you can print them full-page and leave them to the graphics software, or resize them to +400% before printing. Tail (top) and head (bottom

Legs and wings

Cut outtimes. Cut Paint Punch. Assemble Glue on

Dragon body
	the drawings for each pattern. Transfer the patterns to the cardboard rolls: trace the head once, the tail once and the body 5 to 7
Cut out with scissors.
	wings and legs from the sheet(s) of thick paper.
Mark the folds on the wings with a ruler.
	the head, body and tail: we've chosen 2 colors to distinguish back and belly.
	the holes (4 per body block, but only 2 for the head) with a spade-shaped screwdriver, or with a hole punch, placing the cardboard block to be punched in the corner of a table, for example
	the head, body parts and tail using brads, always overlapping in the same direction.
	the legs and wings. Then draw two eyes, naughty or nice,

as you wish...