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Thomas’ lesson already has a little paper craft focusing in on the two hands, this is an extension of that for those groups familiar with the hero series.There are 2 ways of making up this craft and both the template pages are provided with and without colour. In the background of this little diorama we can spot the hero images for Peter, Nathaniel, and Andrew, plus the reoccurring but not yet featured Philip and brothers of Thunder, James and John. |
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For this craft you will need scissors, a glue stick and one page of the PDF colour printout or PDF no colour printout + some colouring pens. |
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Colour the template if needed and cut out all the pieces. You’ll notice both Thomas and the Jesus image are much larger to help with the cutting. if you are doing the flat image you will have less cutting! |
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For both styles start by assembling Thomas’ arm. Fold Thomas’s shoulder along the line of the coat. |
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Glue the arms onto the shoulder so the shoulder is sandwiched between the two sleeve pieces. |  |
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If you are doing the flat image then you just need to glue Thomas and Jesus in position so when the arm is folded it touches Jesus’ hand. (extra : You can lift Thomas and Jesus by using foam or cardboard pacers.) |
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If you are doing the diorama style image then put Thomas aside and get going with the background. Fold along the floor/wall line. You may find it helpful to glue to the whole thing onto a firm base if you have printed on paper and not card. |
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The rest of the characters need their glue tabs folding too. Try to fold these backwards and don’t worry if the characters end up hovering slightly above the ground! |
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Finally glue everything into place, remembering the need to glue Thomas and Jesus in position so when the arm is folded it touches Jesus’ hand. |
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Great looking craft.
Thanks very much.
Thank you so much from Wisconsin! My Sunday school class is going to love this project! God bless you!
Thank you so much for sharing this, I was really stuck as to how to portray Thomas to our” littlies” at Church!
Blessings to you from England.
thanks for the comment Gill, hope your littlies enjoy it
This English girl sends her blessings back to you and all in the land that was once home!
obviously I have left all this rather late. thank you so much Kate 🙂
Greetings and blessings from Australia
It happens to the best of us Janet. Blessings from Serbia!
Thank you so so much for these awesome materials. I’m sure our kids will love it.
Greetings from Ukraine!!!!!
you are very welcome, and receive my greetings, both from our home in Serbia and our home away from home in the UK!
hi i’m from Indonesia
so blessed with your sharing, really love the crafts
Jesus more bless your ministry
Hi Cendy,
Thank you for your comment, many blessings to your and your ministry.
Do contact me if you need any resources without words or if you want a resource with translation (though you will have to provide the translation)
God bless you for this lovely work! Thanks a lot for sharing with us.
Greetings from Brasil!
Thank you Sandra, greetings from Serbia and blessings to your ministry.