#Steve minecraft face how to#

Glue the hair on top of the box first for a nice overlap.(There’s some room for overlap in the printed patter, so it worked just fine.) I didn’t want to buy a box, so I cut down a beer case to about an 11-inch cube. This box actually will measure 11.5 x 12 x 11.5. The pattern is scaled for an 11 x 11 x 11-inch box (can buy at Kinko’s, etc.). The Steve Head PDF makes 5 11×17-inch color prints and the Steve Hair PDF makes 2. Tell them to print it in poster setting with tile scale 100% and 0.005 overlap. My home printer can’t handle the paper size or quantity of ink, but my local Office Max/Kinkos/whatever can. Save the PDF to a thumb drive and take to your local copy shop to print out.

#Steve minecraft face how to#

How to make a Minecraft Steve Head for less than $10 Very happy 10-year-old in his homemade Minecraft costume.Īfter some online research, I found this post at which gives a link to a free Steve face PDF. And I’ll show you how so you can make your kid(s) do Minecraft happy-dances, too. Solution: make your own! I am about the un-craftiest mom in the world, and I made one pretty easily. You can find the regular Minecraft Foam Sword and Pick Axe for around $25 -but they’re just pieces of foam.ĭon’t know about you, but I’m far too cheap to shell out $75 for a cardboard box and a couple of pieces of foam. You want the official Minecraft Blue Diamond Sword ? $50 and up. That’s JUST for the printed cardboard box. What? You will find them online-to the cha-ching of $25 and up: Minecraft: Steve Cardboard Head. Problem: if you stroll down your local big box store or seasonal costume shop, you will NOT find any Minecraft costumes. (If you don’t hear about this game at least 50+ times a day, you obviously don’t have a 5 to 15-year-old). And it seems like every kid is currently obsessed with Minecraft.