Free Printable Do You Want To Build An Statue of Liberty Olaf?

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Fourth of July is nearly here, and what better papercraft to construct for Independence Day than a Statue of Liberty Olaf!

This free printable Olaf template has all the parts you need to create Olaf dressed up as Lady Liberty!

Olaf has had a green makeover, complete with a crown and torch! Simply download the printable, print and cut out the pieces to build a snowman for the Fourth!

Build a Statue of Liberty Olaf

If you have not downloaded any of my Olaf printables before, let me give you the lowdown.

The basic Olaf printable comes with head, body, arms, feet, carrot nose, 5 sets of eyes, eyebrows, hair, and buttons.

I don’t always include all sets of eyes in the regular size (one page) version because they sometimes don’t fit on the same page with other accessories. You can always download the basic Olaf here: A4 paper size / US paper size

• You will find the download links further down this page surrounded by a purple box. Tap the purple download buttons to save the file(s) to your device.
• Printables are available in two paper sizes – A4 and US Letter (8.5″ x 11″). Download the size that is appropriate for your printer.

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Regular Size Template

The regular size template (pictured at the top of this post) creates a small Olaf, and all the pieces are on one sheet of paper. This size can have some tricky pieces for little kids to cut out, so you may have to do it for them.

For the regular size Statue of Liberty Olaf the pieces are: head, eyes, eyebrows, body (top), body (bottom), buttons, arms, feet, carrot nose, crown, and torch. PLUS, his whole body has been changed to green!

Large Size Template

The large size template will give you a much bigger Olaf – about 45cm/18″ tall! The pieces are spread over several sheets of paper.

Apart from maybe the hair and the arms, all the pieces should be simple enough for kids to cut out on their own. But of course, help where necessary.

The large size template includes two heads – one without any features at all, and one with just the mouth. All of the eye directions are included, as well as eyebrows, arms, hair, buttons, feet, carrot nose, body pieces, and the crown and torch to turn Olaf into the Statue of Liberty (he’s been changed to green too!)

How To Build An Olaf for Summer!

Simply print onto thick white paper or thin white card, cut the pieces out (young children may need help) and build a snowman!

You can stick the pieces together if you wish using glue or tape. Or you could use a laminator and laminate the pieces and use them over and over again.

Over the years, readers have shared their Olafs with me and used craft supplies like glitter and cotton wool for snow then mounted them onto large pieces of construction paper. I think this is such a great idea!

More Olaf Printables

I made my original Olaf printable back in 2014, and have made several seasonal editions since then! Find them all below:

• Build An Statue of Liberty Olaf
• Build A 4th of July Olaf
• Build A Thanksgiving Turkey Olaf Edition
• Build A Thanksgiving Olaf Pilgrim
• Build An Easter Bunny Olaf
• Build A Love Bug Olaf
• Build A Cupid Olaf
• Build An Elf Olaf
• Build A Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Olaf
• Build A Santa Claus Olaf
• Build A Leprechaun Olaf
• Build A Mardi Gras Olaf
• Build A Halloween Olaf
• Build A Summer Olaf

And for a giant Olaf game, check out the Pin the Carrot on Olaf Template – Free Printable Frozen Game!

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The free printables are in PDF format and can be opened with the free-to-use Adobe Acrobat Reader (or other PDF Readers). If the download is a Zip File, it can be downloaded with WinZip, WinRar, or other software typically bundled on computers. Printables designed and created by The Purple Pumpkin Blog and its Designers are for PERSONAL USE ONLY and NOT FOR RESALE under any circumstances. Please read our full Terms and Conditions. You are welcome to print these free printables at an online print shop or print shop in-store if you don’t have access to a printer; however, some print shops may not print licensed characters. Colors may vary slightly on printing due to different screen and printer settings. You may share this free printable blog post on social media, including Pinterest, and on your blog/website with a link to this blog post. Please DO NOT share the PDF on social media or your blog/website. If you use any of our printables, it would be awesome to know about it! Post a picture on the social media platform you hang out on, and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest. Use the hashtag #TPPBprintables so we can find you!

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