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Space blind bags: printable collectible set

Blast off with six paper collectibles: Rory the Rocket, Astro Ollie, Zib the Alien, Plum the Planet, Zip the UFO — and the Shooting Star, a secret rare that shows the birthday captain’s photo and name.

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Space blind bag set with rocket, astronaut, alien, planet and UFO paper figures and navy mystery bags

Meet the crew

Five regular characters and one secret rare. Who will find the shooting star?

  • Red and white rocket character with a round window face Common Rory the Rocket Counts down from ten before every adventure.
  • Purple ringed planet character with rosy cheeks Common Plum the Planet Wears her rings for every occasion.
  • Green three-eyed alien character with antennae Uncommon Zib the Alien Friendly, green and fluent in giggles.
  • Flying saucer character with a glass dome and lights Uncommon Zip the UFO Beams up snacks, never people.
  • Small astronaut character in a white space suit waving Rare Astro Ollie A brave explorer who waves at every star.
  • Golden shooting star secret rare card that can show the birthday child’s photo Secret rare The Shooting Star Secret rare: add the birthday captain’s photo and name.

Printable sheets

Five pages in total, available in A4 and US Letter.

  • Space blind bag figures sheet with rocket, astronaut, alien, planet, UFO and shooting star
    FiguresSix stand-up space figures on one sheet.
  • Space blind bag wrapper template with fold and glue lines
    Mystery wrappersStarry navy bags, two per page.
  • Space seal stickers and blind bag checklist
    Seals and checklistPlanet seals and a mission checklist.

Set details

Figures6 (5 regular + 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
Best forSpace parties, science-themed classrooms and young astronauts
Matching setSpace birthday magazine

A mission for the birthday captain

Add the birthday child’s name and photo in the editor and they appear on the Shooting Star secret rare as “Captain” of the crew. For a space party, hide the six sealed bags around the room as “planets to explore” and let the captain collect them all.

The navy wrappers use more ink. For a big party, print the wrappers on a laser printer or at a copy shop, or print in black and white and let guests color them.

Keep exploring

Frequently asked questions

What age is the Space set for?

Children aged about 4 and up enjoy opening and collecting the figures; from about 7, most can cut and fold the bags with a little help.

Can I print the Space set in black and white?

Yes. The outlines and the cut, fold and glue lines stay clear, and the figures make good coloring pages.

Is there a matching invitation or magazine?

Pair it with the Space birthday magazine for the birthday child.