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Dinosaur blind bags: printable paper dino set

Stomp into the party with six paper collectibles: Spike the Stegosaurus, Trixie the Triceratops, Ptera the Flyer, Lofty the Longneck, Rex the Mighty — and the Golden Egg, a secret rare that hatches the birthday child’s photo and name.

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Dinosaur blind bag set with stegosaurus, triceratops, pterodactyl, longneck and T. rex paper figures beside green leafy mystery bags

Meet the dino crew

Spike and Trixie are common, Ptera and Lofty uncommon and Rex the Mighty rare — and just one bag in each set hides the Golden Egg.

  • Teal stegosaurus character with orange back plates Common Spike the Stegosaurus Slow, steady and very proud of those back plates.
  • Orange triceratops character with three horns and a yellow frill Common Trixie the Triceratops Three horns, one huge heart.
  • Purple pterodactyl character with wide wings and a pink crest Uncommon Ptera the Flyer Delivers birthday news from the sky.
  • Blue long-necked dinosaur character with spots Uncommon Lofty the Longneck Always first to spot the birthday cake.
  • Green T. rex character with a big smile and yellow spikes Rare Rex the Mighty Tiny arms, giant hugs, loudest party roar.
  • Speckled hatching dinosaur egg secret rare card that can show the birthday child’s photo Secret rare The Golden Egg Secret rare: add the birthday dino’s photo and name.

Printable sheets

Five pages in A4 or US Letter. Print them at 100% scale so the bags and figures come out the right size.

  • Dinosaur blind bag figures sheet with six paper dino characters and the Golden Egg secret rare
    FiguresSix stand-up dinos with rarity labels and fold-back stands.
  • Dinosaur blind bag wrapper template with green leaves, fold lines and glue tabs
    Mystery wrappersGreen leafy bags, two per page, on three pages.
  • Green dinosaur seal stickers, collector checklist and 5 cm scale square
    Seals and checklistSix leafy seals, a collector’s checklist and the 5 cm scale square.

Set details

Figures6: 2 common, 2 uncommon, 1 rare and 1 personalized secret rare
Pages5 printable pages: figures, three wrapper sheets, seals and checklist
Finished bag sizeAbout 6.8 × 9.0 cm (2.7 × 3.5 in) Inside flat space: about 6 × 8 cm; fold the figure’s base flat before inserting.
Paper sizesA4 and US Letter, printed at 100% scale
Best forDinosaur parties, classroom swaps and young fossil hunters
Matching setDino birthday magazine

Dinosaur party games with your blind bags

  • Dino dig: bury the sealed bags in a box of shredded paper and let your young paleontologists dig them out with spoons and paintbrushes.
  • Follow the footprints: cut out paper footprints and lay a trail to each hidden bag.
  • Hatch the egg: everyone opens their bag at once on “three, two, one, roar!” — whoever finds the Golden Egg picks the next game.
  • Trade-a-saurus: tick off the checklist and swap figures until everyone has the dino they wanted.

Make the birthday child the Golden Egg

In the editor, add the birthday child’s name and a smiling photo. Their face appears in a round frame on the golden secret rare card, with a little speckled egg beside it and their name and “Dino champion” underneath. No photo? The Golden Egg artwork fills the card and their name still shows.

More than six guests? Print one set for every six kids, keep just one Golden Egg in the mix so it stays truly rare, and fill the spare bag with a sticker or a dino fact card.

What to put in a dinosaur blind bag

Each bag holds one figure plus a small, flat extra. Dino-friendly ideas:

  • A dinosaur sticker or temporary tattoo
  • A fact card: “Triceratops means ‘three-horned face’”
  • A paper “fossil” to color, or a mini dino maze
  • A small wrapped treat (check allergies first)
Safety: charms, candy and other small extras are a choking hazard for children under three — keep their bags to paper only. More fillers in our blind bag ideas.

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Frequently asked questions

Are dinosaur blind bags good for boys and girls?

Yes. If you are looking for blind bag ideas for boys, dinosaurs are a classic — and girls love them just as much. Any child can choose any set; see the Unicorn and Sports collections too.

What age are these dinosaur blind bags for?

Children from about 4 love opening and collecting the dinos. From about 7, most kids can cut, fold and glue the bags with a little help.

How do you make a paper dinosaur blind bag?

Print the set at 100% scale, cut out the figures and bags, fold on the dashed lines and glue the shaded tabs. Pop one dino into each bag without peeking and close the flap with a seal. Our step-by-step guide shows every fold.

Can I print the dinosaur set in black and white?

Yes. The outlines and the cut, fold and glue lines stay clear, and the dinos make good coloring pages — handy when your green ink runs low.

Is the dinosaur blind bag printable free?

Yes. Customize and preview the set without an account, then sign in with Google to download the PDF for free. Oolshak doesn’t print or ship — you print it at home or at a copy shop.