Free Printable Star Wars Bad Guys Paper Chains: Darth Vader
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Perfect for parties and Star Wars enthusiasts—transform your space into a galaxy far, far away!
This collection, inspired by Episode IV: A New Hope, includes iconic characters like Darth Vader, Grand Moff Tarkin, a Stormtrooper, Greedo, a Jawa, Ponda Baba, and a Tusken Raider.
Paper chains are so simple and fun to make, and best of all, you can recycle the decoration when you’ve finished using them.
Download the collection today and let the force of fun flow through your craft projects!
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Star Wars Bad Guys Paper Chains
Way back in the before times… November 2019 to be exact… I made a set of Star Wars Paper Chains featuring the Good Guys from Star Wars Episode IV – A New Hope.
In that post, I mentioned that a set of Bad Guys would follow—and finally, they’re here!
In this set you will find:
- Darth Vader
- Grand Moff Tarkin
- Stormtrooper
- Greedo
- Jawa
- Ponda Baba
- Tusken Raider
By using our free printable Star Wars Bad Guys Paper Chains, you can ignite your imagination and unleash the power of the dark side!
Whether hosting a Star Wars-themed party or simply looking for a fun craft activity, these free printables are a must-have.
Each character in the Bad Guys set is meticulously designed to capture the essence of the original film, allowing you to bring your favorite villains to life!
I’m putting together a list of more characters… who would you like to see?
Reasons You’ll Love Making Paper Chains!
- Easy and accessible craft activity for all ages
- Promotes creativity and imagination
- Requires minimal materials and tools
- Provides an opportunity for personalization with various colors and patterns
- Ideal for decorating parties, events, or themed celebrations
- Adds a festive and playful touch to any space
- They can be used as a budget-friendly DIY decoration option
- Offers a fun and engaging group activity for children and adults
- Provides a sense of accomplishment upon completing the project
- Can be easily recycled or repurposed after use, promoting sustainability
Where Are The Printable Downloads?
- You will find the PDF download links further down this page, surrounded by a purple box.
- Tap the purple download buttons to save the file(s) to your device.
- PDFs can be opened with the free-to-use Adobe Reader.
- 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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How To Use Free Printable Paper Chains
There are 7 different designs in this set of Star Wars Bad Guys Paper Chains – Darth Vader, Grand Moff Tarkin, a Stormtrooper, Greedo, a Jawa, Ponda Baba, and a Tusken Raider.
Download the free printable PDF to your device.
Using a printer, print as many Star Wars paper chains as you need onto good quality thick [white] paper – you don’t want them to be too flimsy.
Cut out the paper chain strips carefully using scissors or a paper trimmer.
The video at the top of the screen demonstrates how to make paper chains if you don’t know how. (Although the video is of my Easter paper chains, the process is the same!)
Take one of the strips and add a dab of glue (I like to use a glue roller, as you’ll see in the video; you could also use a glue stick) on one end and fold it around to form a circle.
This is the first loop in your chain.
Now, slide another strip of paper into that loop, add a dab of glue on the end, and fold around to form a circle that is attached to the first loop.
Continue linking the loops until you get the length of the chain you desire. You can then hang around your space, allowing you to display the Star Wars bad guys in all their menacing glory!
More Star Wars Printables
Looking for other paper chain printables to download? Right-click and open these ones in a new tab to check out next:
- Free Printable Star Wars Memory Game Cards
- Free Printable Star Wars Word Search Puzzles
- Free Printable Star Wars Paper Chains (Episode IV – A New Hope)
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