Printables for little adventures

Big play starts with paper.

Take a bird hunt outside, set up a tiny market at the kitchen table, or fold a card together. See what the kids make from a few sheets of paper.

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Imani, a Black woman with an afro and amber glasses, holds a bird activity sheet beside a paper market and a floating gold paper bird

From Imani’s print counter

What are you in the mood to make?

Pick a project and open it up to see what a few sheets of paper can turn into.

✉ See the Paper Play Post invitation
A printed bird-hunt sheet with binoculars and illustrated bird cutouts Take it outsideBackyard Bird HuntTake a printable checklist out into the yard.Unwrap it ↗ A gold-sealed envelope and a preview of the Backyard Bird Hunt on a craft table A little something in the mailPaper Play PostA gold-sealed peek at the first printable.Open the invitation ↗ A brown hand arranging paper carrots under the striped awning of a tabletop market Set up shopLittle Market KitStock a pretend market with paper produce.Unwrap it ↗ Illustrated printable gift tags on wrapped parcels with ribbon and paper offcuts Make a little giftGood Things Gift TagsGive a gift a little hand-cut color.Unwrap it ↗
A spread of rainy-day activity printables with illustrated raindrops and pencils Stay in and playRainy Day Adventure PackKeep a few indoor projects ready for a rainy day.Unwrap it ↗ Printed outdoor bingo boards with colorful illustrations and pencils Play togetherBackyard BingoSpot the little things hiding in plain sight.Unwrap it ↗ A gold-sealed envelope and a preview of the Backyard Bird Hunt on a craft table A little something in the mailPaper Play PostA gold-sealed peek at the first printable.Open the invitation ↗ Folded illustrated greeting cards with envelopes and bright scraps of paper Fold it and send itLittle Card StudioFold a card for somebody the kids are thinking of.Unwrap it ↗

A little something from Imani’s print counter

Paper Play Post

Open the invitation for a peek at the Backyard Bird Hunt, the first printable planned for Paper Play Post.

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A gold-sealed envelope beside the first Paper Play Post printable

A bird hunt for your next little adventure

Look for a flash of color, listen for a call, and see who’s sharing your backyard.

Take me to the Backyard Bird Hunt ↗

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Paper market, bird cutouts and printed cards on Imani’s worktable

From Imani’s print counter

The Paper Play Collection.

Pick something to make with the kids. You can start with a walk, a pretend shop, or a card for someone they love.

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Notes from Imani’s print counter

Little ideas for big play.

Pick a stop for an easy way to put a few sheets of paper to work.

At the workbench

From flat sheet to folded card.

Pick a design, make the fold, and put something inside that only your kid would say.

See the Little Card Studio ↗
A set of greeting cards to choose from

Choose it

Pick a design.

Let the kids choose the card and who’s getting it.

Small brown hands creasing a floral greeting card beside the flat print

Make it

Print and fold.

Line up the corners, then run a finger along the fold.

A wrapped gift with printable tags and ribbon

Give it

Make it theirs.

Add a note, a drawing, or a tag if it’s going with a gift.

The Tuck & Fold project shelf

See what you can make.

Find something for the yard, the kitchen table, or the next gift you’re wrapping.

A bird-spotting checklist and backyard bingo board with matching blue jays and cardinals

A little more mileage from one design

Same artwork. More ways to play.

Put an illustrated bird on a checklist and it becomes something to spot. Put it on a bingo board and it becomes a game you can play together.

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Inside the print counter

A little play, on paper.

Watch the printables scroll past. Tap a project to see the whole mockup up close.

Find your next project ↓
Tuck & Fold · The Print Counter
A printed bird-hunt sheet beside illustrated bird cutoutsBackyard Bird Hunt ↗
Head outsideMade for little hands.Give them something to look for.
A brown hand arranging paper carrots in a tabletop marketLittle Market Kit ↗
Set up shopMade for little hands.Let the kitchen table be the market.
Folded illustrated cards with envelopes and colorful scrapsLittle Card Studio ↗
Make it for someoneMade for little hands.Leave a little room for their handwriting.
Imani Brooks smiling at her craft table with paper birds, folded cards and a tiny market

At the print counter

Meet Imani.

I’m Imani Brooks. I make printables that turn a few sheets of paper into something families can play with together.

I like a project that can start right at the kitchen table and turn into a whole afternoon.

Find a place to start ↗

Pick one and get the paper out

Start with one small project.

A little time at the table is plenty.

Head outside Find a pretend-play kit Make a card or gift tag Open Paper Play Post