Merry Mice Christmas Advent Calendar Digital Download

This kit includes printable pages for you to cut out and assemble your very own three-dimensional woodland Advent calendar, full of merry mice celebrating the holiday season! It’s the perfect decoration for a desk, mantle, or bookshelf, and the interactive pieces invite viewers to play with, rearrange, and enjoy the whimsical, woodland scene.

If you'd prefer a pre-printed version of this project, shipped directly to you without having to choose paper or find a printer, neatly packaged in a cute box, they're available here. 

I love crafting, especially during the winter months, and I think this little calendar is the perfect way to slow down and enjoy what can be a very busy time of the year. Each individual piece is fairly quick to assemble, so it’s a wonderful opportunity to take a few minutes each day during December to enjoy the magic of the holiday season.

I hope you enjoy this delightful project, and I’d love to see what you make!

After purchasing, you will receive a link to download your PDF. You'll need to print seven 8.5x11" pages on card stock - if you don't have the ability to do that at home, there are lots of options online or you can talk to your local Fedex or UPS store, which often do custom printing.

This 34 page PDF includes:
-A list of required materials
-Detailed assembly instructions and pictures
-7 pages of artwork to print at 8.5x11," either pre-colored or line art for you to color yourself

Please note, this listing is for a digital download, and no physical item is included. The listing photos include an example of a completed calendar. You will receive a PDF that will need to be printed and assembled - no physical item will be mailed.

All rights remain with artist; reproduction and redistribution of this illustration are not permitted. This kit is intended for personal use only and may not be sold.

Please note: This project involves cutting paper with a sharp x-acto knife. This is not a suitable project for children. Please use all appropriate safety measures, including, but not limited to, covering blades when not in use, never cutting towards your fingers, and swapping out blades when they become dull.