Lacing Cards

Download all upper and lower case alphabet lacing cards in one easy zip file below.

Print and cut out this fun alligator lacing card. Punch holes around the edges and you have a fun lacing activity for little kids! Laminate if you wish to reuse.

How about this for a way to keep little ones busy while you watch the game? Print onto card and punch holes around the edges for lacing up. Laminate if you want to use it again next year.

Any child with an interest in space will love this astronaut lacing card. It would be fun to stick a photo of yourself in the visor!

Lacing is both fun and a good way of building up those important fine motor skills. This badger lacing card is great for Autumn or a British wildlife theme.

This is a perfect lacing card for younger children, who will have fun lacing all around the edges of the simple bauble outline! Print onto card, punch holes evenly around the edges, and lace! You could laminate the activity to make it last longer, or just do it as a "one-off".

This gorgeous beach ball lacing card has the simplest of outlines, making it perfect for your youngest children. Just cut out, punch and lace...  

This smiley bear will be sure to get a smile from children as they practice their fine motor control with our printable bear lacing card. Laminate it in advance and this makes a great one for beginners...

There are 8 different cards in this set of biscuit lacing cards, so you could make this a group activity and put your own biscuit selection box up on display when they are done! Or just choose your child's favourite...

Our blue van lacing card is a great lacing project for younger children, who will appreciate its chunky lines. Instructions are on the card.

This is a fun lacing card for younger children, with its bright colours. Print onto card and then cut out - simplifying the edges if you like - and then punch holes for them to lace or thread.

Print out this cute budgie lacing card for a bird or pet theme. Fun for little hands! Punch holes around the edges and either sew or lace with a shoelace or wool. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse.

Here's a fun printable activity for little ones this Easter! Print our bunny lacing card, punch holes around the edges, and sew or lace. Great for fine motor skills and fun too! Laminate if you wish to reuse.

How pretty is this butterfly lacing card? Perfect for a spring or summer lacing activity for little ones, who will enjoy its simple, chunky shape and the gorgeous spring pink colour.

This butterfly lacing card has an added benefit - the kids get to colour it in first! That will make it an extra special activity when they lace it too.

Here's a bright candy cane lacing card which is sure to appeal to little kids! Just print, cut out and punch holes around the edges ready to lace or sew.

How cute is this cat lacing card? Print, cut out (laminate if you prefer) then punch holes around the edges. Give the kids some wool or shoelace to thread through the holes.

I love this lacing card and I think the kids will too! It's perfect for spring, Easter or perhaps a farmyard theme - but cute enough to have a go at year round...

Here's a Chinese bowl lacing card, easy to print and perfect for a Chinese New Year activity. Simply cut out, punch holes around the edges and sew.

Print this Chinese lantern lacing card for some lacing or sewing fun with the little ones. Punch holes around the edges and then use a shoelace or wool to thread through. 

Just print, cut out and punch holes in this cartoon Christmas present for a fun lacing activity for younger kids. Laminate if you wish to reuse.

This lovely snowman makes a fun lacing or sewing card for kids. Just print, cut out carefully (you may want to lose the arms!) and punch holes around the edges.

This bright and cheerful Christmas Tree lacing card makes a fun lacing or sewing activity for younger children. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse.

Nobody likes cockroaches, but that doesn't mean the kids won't enjoy this cockroach lacing card! Just print, punch and lace...

Here's a fun printable lacing card featuring a lovely corgi which your children will love to lace or sew! Punch holes around the edges and either sew or lace with a shoelace or wool. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse.

I'm not sure what breed this cow is, but she's certainly cute and the perfect shape for lacing around! Punch as many or as few holes as you like to tailor this activity to your child's level. All you need to know about making it is printed on the sheet.

Enjoy this cupcake lacing card with younger children. Print onto some card, cut out carefully and punch holes around the edges. Laminate if you prefer, then lace with a shoelace, wool or even pipe-cleaners.

You can use this daffodil sewing card just like all our other spring lacing cards, but we think it works particularly well for older children, who can outline not only the edges of the petals with stitches or lacing but also the inner edges and centre of the flower.

A bright yellow dinosaur - is it a stegosaurus? - just waiting to be printed, cut out and laced up! Just one of our set of six, the harder outlines of this dino make it a better option for older kids.

Our fourth dinosaur lacing card has nice chunky outlines, making it a good starter lacing project for toddlers. Punch around the edges and lace or sew.

This lovely blue dinosaur is perfect for the younger child with his smile and pretty features. Just print onto card, cut out, laminate if you wish, and then punch holes around the edges for lacing or sewing. So cute!

You can simpllify the outline of this diya lacing card by cutting off the flame. Children could lace the card with yellow or orange yarn and maybe even add a tassle as a flame!

This dog lacing card is perfect for younger children, with its nice easy outline! Just print onto card and punch holes evenly around the edges for lacing. Laminate if you like.

This dog lacing card has very simple outlines - making it a fun, quick project to print, cut out (and laminate if you wish) for the kids to lace.

Kids love dolphins, and we hope they love this dolphin lacing card! Just print, punch and sew or lace with a shoelace or length of wool. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse. Click the link below for our printable version.

Enjoy this dragon lacing card with younger children. Print onto card, cut out carefully and punch holes around the edges. Laminate if you like. Now lace with shoelace, wool or even pipe-cleaners.  

Perfect for spring or for a farmyard theme, this pretty duckling lacing card makes a fun lacing or sewing activity for little children. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse.

Cut out this proud looking eagle (you can simplify the edge of the wings and feet) and punch holes atound the edge to make your own eagle lacing card.

Younger children will enjoy lacing around the edges of this Easter bonnet. Of course there is no reason you need to keep this lacing card just for Easter; it would be fun for a clothing topic too.

This Easter bunny makes a fun lacing card for your youngest children. Just punch holes around the edge and let them "sew" them up...

This Easter egg lacing card would make an excellent activity for older children. Punch holes with a blunt needle around the details of the flowers and leaves and they can sew through the holes to outline the design - so pretty!

This simple Easter egg design might appeal to younger children, who will enjoy lacing the holes you punch around the edge. Alternatively, punch holes along the wiggly lines, flower outline and dots and get older kids to sew neat running stitch to outline them.

This gorgeous elephant makes a great lacing card. It is easy to make using the instructions on the page. If you enjoy lacing cards, search for your favourite animal on the website, we have almost any you could think of!

This elephant lacing card is perfect for younger children, with its nice easy outline! Just print onto card and punch holes evenly around the edges for lacing with wool or shoelaces.

Just print this fish lacing card for a fun lacing or sewing project for younger children. It's easy outline make it a good card for beginners. Punch a series of holes around the edges and sew or lace with a shoelace or length of wool. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse.

Here is one of our three fish lacing cards. Why not make a set using the other fish in our collection?

Here's a pretty flower lacing card that children will enjoy. For younger children, print onto card and cut out, then punch holes around the edges to be laced with a shoelace or wool threaded onto a blunt needle.

Here's a fun flower lacing card for more dexterous kids. Turning the corners on those petals will require a little bit of skill!

Here's a cartoon fly lacing card for younger children - just print, cut out, punch holes and then thread with a shoelace or yarn.

This fox lacing card is a great way to extend a British Wildlife project or a reading of Fantastic Mr Fox! Perhaps children can practice their sewing while you read aloud? Simple outlines make this a fun lacing project for little kids.

Print, cut out, punch holes and lace or sew this lovely frog lacing card.

The simple outlines of this ghost lacing card make it the perfect project for younger children. Choose from colour or black and white, so that they can colour it in before they lace it...

This giraffe lacing card has some challenging parts that make it a fun challenge for younger children who have tried our really simple outlines and are ready for something a tiny bit harder.

This baby giraffe lacing card is adorable and a bit of a challenge. If you like, simplify the outline a bit around the horns as you cut out to make it easier for younger children.

Print and cut out this cute goat lacing card. Punch holes around the edges and you have a fun lacing activity for little kids!

A golf ball shape is our simplest outline of lacing card. Brighten up the simple pattern with colourful threads.

Print this cute guinea pig lacing card on to some card, cut out, laminate and punch holes around the edge. Give children some wool or shoelaces and ask them to thread through the holes.

Print this cute hamster lacing card onto some card, cut out, laminate and punch holes. Use shoelaces or brightly coloured wool to practice sewing through the holes. 

This haunted house lacing card is perfect for your youngest children, as the edges are perfectly easy to hold and lace. Choose a dark-coloured wool and punch holes evenly around the edges.

You can simplify cutting around the spikes to make preparing this hedgehog lacing card easier. It would make a lovely activity, snuggling on the sofa, as colder autumn days arrive. 

How cute is this hippo lacing card? With a simple shape making it easy to follow the outline this hippo lacing card is the perfect lacing card to start with. 

Most kids love to wear hoodies and they certainly keep them warm in winter! Here's a fun hoodie lacing card for you to print and lace or sew with the kids...

Here's a simple outline of a horse's head which makes a great lacing activity for younger children. Print onto card and punch holes evenly around the edges...

Print our ice cream lacing card on to card, cut out and laminate before punching holes around the edge for children to practice lacing a piece of yarn through. They could try making patterns by lacing across the card.

This jack o' lantern lacing card printable makes a fun addition to your Halloween activities, and the simple outline makes it perfect for younger children. Punch holes around the edge, starting from just below the green stem and ending in the same position on the opposite side.

Here's a challenging lacing card for older kids - can they lace around the edge of the skull and crossbones? Younger kids could try the simpler shape of the rectangular flag. Just print, laminate and punch holes ready for lacing.

The second of our kangaroo lacing cards features a lovely kangaroo face. Print on to card, cut out and laminate and punch holes around the edge to use.

What colour wool will you pick to lace up our cute koala lacing card? Print on to card, cut out, laminate for durability, punch holes and let children pick their wool and get busy. The simple outline makes this a good lacing card for beginners.

Children can have fun lacing the leopard with this leopard lacing card. I think it is okay to skip lacing the tail!

These lovely big letter B lacing cards will help children remember how to form the letter, as well as giving them some great fine motor skills practice. And the bright colours make them fun to lace, too.

Have some fun lacing up the letter D with these two brightly coloured letter D lacing cards...

The children will always remember the "shape" of the letter F, both capital and lower case, when they've had the change to lace up these letter F lacing cards!

Lace up the letter H - capital or lower case! Just print out onto card, cut out and punch holes around the edges. Fun for "letter of the week" perhaps?

Perhaps your child's name starts with the letter J, or you are doing J as your letter of the week. Either way, these letter J lacing cards should be a fun activity for the kids...

The letter L just happens to be one of my favourites - something to do with my name! As a child I would have loved to lace up these bright letter L lacing cards, and I hope your children enjoy them too!

Get ready to lace or sew the letter N! Just print onto card, punch holes around the edges and lace (or sew with wool and a big needle). Fun!

P is the letter being celebrated by this set of lacing cards - and we hope that their bright colours appeal to the kids! Just cut them out, punch holes around the edge and sew or lace...

These bright, colourful printable letter R lacing cards are designed to appeal to the kids, who will be working on their fine motor skills as well as learning their letters! A useful activity when R is the letter of the week, perhaps.

Familiarise the kids with the letter T and improve their fine motor skills at the same time! We have a capital letter T and a lower case t in this lacing card set, so children can work in pairs to lace or do one or both themselves.

Lacing up these letter V lacing cards - capital and lower case - will help the kids remember how the letter is formed when it comes to writing it!

The kids will really enjoy lacing up this colourful capital X! Just print, cut out and punch around the edges. We've also got a quirky lower case X to lace or sew...

Print out these quirky lacing cards for the letter Z - both capital and lower case - and get the kids lacing!

Children will love sewing around the shaggy mane on this lion lacing card. Make it as easy or difficult as you like by punching the holes to suit your child. All the instructions can be found on the sheet. 

Print, cut out, punch holes and lace or sew this adorable lion lacing card.

Take your thread on an intergalactic journey round the planet Mars! This lacing card is a nice simple shape and perfect for beginners. You might also like to visit Earth and the Sun on our other space lacing cards.

Lacing is a good way of practising hand control and helping improve grip and concentration, all important in developing writing skills. This cute mole lacing card is sure to be a favourite.

Here's a happy, smiley monkey lacing card for you to download and print. The outline is a bit of a challenge so simplify it for younger children as you cut out if you need to.

Print this mouse face on to card and cut out, laminate if you like, then punch holes around the outside to make a mouse lacing card. The ears will be a bit of a challenge but it is still a relatively simple outline for younger kids to undertake.

Add some decoration to the tunic of this Native American girl by lacing around the outside. Print on to card, cut out and laminate and punch holes around the outside or in a pattern in the tunic for children to practice lacing yarn through.

Lace or sew this lovely stripy zero! Just print onto card and cut out, then punch holes around the edges.

Print out this lacing cards for the kids - with a great big starry number 2 in bright colours! A fun way to help children learn their numbers...

Learning the number 4? Why not reinforce with this fun printable lacing card activity?

Here's a chunky, funky number six for the kids to lace or sew - a perfect accompaniment to learning about the number!

This quirky, dotty eight is fun to sew or lace...

Fun for Autumn, here's a printable oak leaf lacing card for sewing or lacing. Laminate for durability or for repeat use. For older children you could prick a series of holes along the veins for them to stitch with a blunt needle and embroidery thread or wool.

You can make this Olymic medal lacing card easier for younger children by simply punching the holes around the edge of the gold medal. Older children can include the ribbon too.

Our wise cartoon owl makes a lovely lacing card for younger children. Just print, cut out and punch.. Laminate if you wish to reuse.

This delightful ox lacing card is perfect for younger children, with his funny face and simple outline. Just print onto card, punch and lace!

This panda lacing card has a nice simple outline for children to practise sewing skills by punching holes and lacing around the outside.

Peacocks are the national bird of India and this peacock lacing card would be a fun addition to an India or Diwali project. Print on to card, cut out and punch holes around the outside to let children practice their sewing skills.

Lacing cards are a great way to increase fine motor skills. The outline of this cheeky penguin has a few more twists and turns than some, which makes it great for children ready for more of a challenge.

Younger children will have fun lacing up this funny pig lacing card - who could resist his cheeky smile! Just print onto card, cut out and punch holes evenly around the edges...

Our pilgrim lacing card is a lovely challenge for older children. You can choose to punch holes around the full shape or just the dress to make it simpler.

Here's a fun pirate hat lacing card that makes a great pirate themed activity. Cut out of card and punch holes around the edges for the children to lace or sew. Gold wool might look good!

The simple round shape of this planet is perfect for lacing around. You could also lace around the ring of cosmic dust! Make a few holes for an easy card, or lots of small ones to make it more difficult. If you don't want to use a needle try using a shoelace!

Print this poinsettia lacing card for some lacing or sewing fun with the little ones. Punch holes around the edges and then use a shoelace or wool to thread through. You might want to laminate it for durability too. 

The bright coloured bills make puffins my favourite bird. This puffin lacing card would look nice with red or yellow lacing to match the bill. It might be easier to cut away the tufty feathers on his head when cutting out the outline of the bird.

Available in colour and black and white, the simple outline of this pumpkin lacing card makes it easy to cut out and punch, ready for the kids to lace or sew and it is perfect for autumn, harvest, Thanksgiving or Halloween. Laminate if you want to use more than once.

This cute rabbit lacing card makes a fun lacing or sewing activity for younger children. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse.

Just print this lovely raindrop lacing card for a fun lacing or sewing project for younger children. The easy outline makes it a good card for beginners.

This beautiful rangoli lacing card is simple enough for young children but older children can enjoy making patterns with different colour yarns. It's an interesting alternative way to visit rangoli designs.

We love this cheeky rat lacing card - he's got such a lovely smile! Just print onto card, cut out and punch holes around the edges. Laminate it if you intend repeat use.

This lovely red car makes a fun lacing card for younger kids. It is best to laminate it once cut out to protect it, before punching holes around the edges for lacing or sewing.

Here's a cute reindeer lacing card, perfect for Christmas. Print onto some card, cut out the reindeer and laminate if you prefer. Punch holes evenly around the end of the reindeer (simplify the shape around the antlers unless you have an older child who wants a sewing challenge!).

The simple shape of this rhinoceros lacing card makes him perfect for younger children to tackle. All you need is card, a hole punch, a blunt needle and some wool. The instructions are printed on the page.

Here's a fun printable activity for little ones this Christmas! Print our robin lacing card, punch holes around the edges, and sew or lace. Great for fine motor skills and fun too! Laminate if you wish to reuse.

Print onto card, cut out carefully, then punch holes around this lovely chunky rocket lacing card for the kids to lace or sew.

Perfect for younger children with its simple outlines, this rooster lacing card takes only moments to prepare but is great for fine motor skills - and fun too!

Here's a nice simple lacing card for small hands, perfect for during the Rugby World Cup or Six Nations championship.

Make this lovely sandcastle lacing kids for the kids to lace up with brown or yellow wool. Older kids could pick out the details - for example, the yellow stars or the window and door - with running stitch.

The size of this scarecrow lacing card makes it better for slightly older children, and with some neat stitches around the edges it looks good on display. Just print onto card, punch or prick holes around the edges, and sew with a blunt needle, embroidery thread or wool.

This lovely yellow school bus makes a great lacing project for younger kids, fun to have in the classroom for a fine motor skill activity. Laminate for durability.

Here's a cheerful seal lacing card for you to print and punch for the kids! Punch holes around the edges and lace or sew with a shoelace or length of wool. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse. Click the link below for our printable version.

Print out this cute shark lacing card for a sea creature or possibly and Australia theme. Fun for little hands! Punch holes around the edges and either sew or lace with a shoelace or wool. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse.

This funny sheep lacing card is perfect for younger children with its simple outlines, and it's easy to cut out and prepare too.

Here's a very cute snail lacing card to print, cut out, punch and lace. Fun for younger children.

Here's the second of two snake lacing cards which you can enjoy for Chinese New Year 2013, Year of the Snake, or any time. Print, cut out, laminate for repeated use, punch, and lace or sew! Our first snake lacing card is more suitable for younger children, with easier outlines.

This lovely snowman lacing card has a very simple outline for cutting out and sewing or lacing. Laminate if you want to reuse, then punch holes around the edge and off you go!

Lacing card for younger kids with a squirrel theme! Just print out our squirrel lacing card onto card, punch holes and you are ready to lace. Lacing cards are great for developing fine motor skills and as this one is a little tricky it might take some concentration, too.

This starfish lacing card has a simple outline, making it especially quick to make and suitable for younger children.

There is something that appeals to children about sumo wrestlers and with a nice simple outline this lacing card will be a fun addition to a Japanese project.

This lovely sunflower lacing card is perfect for a late summer lacing project, and so much fun to do. Lace around the edges with yellow wool and then sew some textural "seeds" on the brown with running stitch.

This colourful surf board makes a super-easy shape for younger kids to lace around, and is perfect for young surfer dudes in the making!

This nice and simple tennis ball lacing card will help even the youngest child improve their fine motor skills as they thread in and out.

This tiger lacing card is aimed at younger children, with its simple outline for simple lacing! It takes moments to prepare and is great for fine motor skills, concentration etc.

This is a fun tortoise lacing card for children of all ages. Younger children can lace around the easy outside shape or make it more difficult for older children by picking out the shapes on his shell as well. Just follow the simple instructions on the page.

Lacing is a great way to help children develop fine motor skills and help build hand strength. This tractor lacing card is sure to appeal to mud loving children!

This tree is bright green for summer, which makes it perfect for lacing! Print onto card, cut out and punch holes around the edges for the kids to lace or sew.

This fun Halloween lacing card features a little girl going trick or treating in a stunning witch costume, complete with hat, stripy stockings and magnificent purple cloak. Punch holes around the cloak and lace with purple wool!

Instead of punching holes around the outside of this trophy lacing card you could have a go at punching holes in the shape of your child's initial.

The tail of the turkey on our turkey lacing card gives a nice simple shape to lace around. You might want to simplify the outline when you cut around the legs.

Here's a colourful umbrella lacing card to print, cut out and laminate for developing fine motor control in younger children.

Here's an unusual lacing card for the kids - but one that would be fun for a seaside theme, perhaps. Use sparkly or silver wool for a very special effect.

Print out this cute Welsh dragon lacing card for a St Davids Day or Welsh theme. Fun for little hands! Punch holes around the edges and either sew or lace with a shoelace or wool. Laminate for extra strength and if you wish to reuse.

This whale lacing card has a nice simple outline for children to practise sewing skills by punching holes and lacing around the outside.

This printable lacing card is fun for a winter theme or a clothing topic. Either way it is great for your child's fine motor skills! If you laminate it you can use it more than once, too.

I think it would be fun to lace or sew this woolly hat lacing card with matching wool (yarn), don't you? It would be a nice way to feel like ou are keeping warm during the winter months!

This running zebra has quite a simple outline, making our zebra lacing card a great way for young children to practice those first sewing skills.