This printable includes the Sailor Moon, her silhouette, Luna and moon brooches. One bookmark has the words “Sailor Moon” These are optimized for printing on 8.5 x11 standard letter size paper. If you have access to a laminator you could laminate these to make them more durable and last for many Sailor Moon stories or other fun books. You can download your free printable Sailor Moon bookmarks below. Have fun reading with the Sailor Moon!

What paper is best for my Sailor Moon bookmarks?

You can print these cute Sailor Moon bookmarks on low cost multipurpose printer paper but you might find them flimsy. If you have a laminator this is a great option. Using a cardstock paper paper is also a great alternative.

You can save on ink long term if you invest in a laser printer as well. I bought one a few years ago and love it.

Don’t forget Sailor Moon party supplies!

To keep fighting evil by moonlight and complete your Sailor Moon party, check out these fun Sailor Moon party supplies! Plates, cups, napkins, party favors etc., decorated with Sailor Moon characters and designs will help tie together your party theme!

This Free Sailor Moon banner also includes instructions on how to assemble for your party. When this banner is assembled on string it is over 10 feet wide and will make all your Sailor Moon fans and Anime lovers happy! You can optionally shrink it in your print settings to save on paper. You can download your free printable Sailor Moon birthday banner below.

What paper is best for a Sailor Moon Banner?

Banners us a lot of paper. Keep it simple and use multipurpose printer paper. It is easy to print and quick to trim. You can save on ink long term if you invest in a laser printer as well. A really great idea if you plan on doing a lot of parties with printables for years to come. Also great for scrapbookers and homeschoolers. I bought one a few years ago and love it.

You may notice that your banner will curl a bit with the thinner paper. If you want to prevent this, try using a cardstock paper.

Don’t forget Sailor Moon party supplies!

To keep fighting evil by moonlight and complete your Sailor Moon party, check out these fun Sailor Moon party supplies! Plates, cups, napkins, party favors etc., decorated with Sailor Moon characters and designs will help tie together your party theme!

You can also print these on sticker paper and make large moon stickers to go on party favor bags. These Sailor Moon cupcake toppers print 12 to a sheet in PDF format. The cupcake toppers are designed to be cut with scissors or a 2 inch craft punch and printable on 8.5 x 11 standard letter size paper.

Assemble your Sailor Moon cupcake toppers with tape or glue and toothpicks. You can download your free printable Sailor Moon cupcake toppers below.

What’s the best paper for Sailor Moon cupcake toppers?

Cupcake toppers work fine on an economical choice such as multipurpose printer paper. It is easy to bend and quick to trim. You can save on ink long term if you invest in a laser printer as well. I bought one a few years ago and love it. If you want your cupcake toppers last longer like Sailor Moon, try using a cardstock paper.

Don’t forget Sailor Moon party supplies!

To complete your Sailor Moon party, check out these fun Sailor Moon party supplies! Plates, cups, napkins, party favors etc., decorated with Sailor Moon characters and designs will help tie together your party theme!

This printable comes with crop marks to make cutting out your Sailor Moon water bottle labels easier! I recommend using glue or tape to stick your labels on the bottles. You can download your free Sailor Moon water bottle labels below.

What paper is best for my Sailor Moon bottle labels?

If you need those labels quick, multipurpose printer paper works great! It is easy to print and quick to trim. Your senshi will have their drinks and be back to saving the world in no time!

You can save on ink long term if you invest in a laser printer as well. A really great idea if you plan on doing a lot of parties with printables for years to come. Also great for scrapbookers and homeschoolers. I bought one a few years ago and love it.

If making higher quality labels for your Sailor moon party is the priority you can try using a cardstock paper. Some of my visitors have been concerned about their water bottle labels getting soggy from the moisture of the bottles and offered a trick. After printing the labels they coat them with contact paper, then cut them, to make them water resistant. I would still only use the thinner multipurpose paper for this. You can get contact paper here!

Grab some Sailor Moon party supplies & accessories!

To complete your Sailor Moon. party, check out these fun Sailor Moon party supplies, cake toppers, figures and fun costume items. Grabbing some fun party hats, napkins and decorations will help tie together your party theme together!

Sailor Midna Statue – The legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

In the past I’ve only made pretty basic polymer clay figures and statues or sculpted polymer clay on existing figures to modify and enhance them. I knew I wanted to start making figures and statues of my favorite characters but I also wanted to make something unique. I’ve always been a big fan of various videogame characters as well as anime characters and decided to do a crossover. This statue takes components inspired by the anime Sailor Moon and integrates them with Midna from the Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.  Midna has very dynamic components on her outfit, tattooing and general color scheme, so it was fun to translate this into a Sailor Moon type character.

One of the first things I did was figure out how to correctly wire LEDs. I then created a general plan for the stand and the location of the switch and battery.

I like to think that I’m pretty practical when it comes to reusing old items in my creations and found some reused old items to make the stand and armature for the statue.  I made the stand out of an old Starbucks hot chocolate tin lid and the armatures for the body was made from extra ground wire I had used in my outside light repairs. I intertwined the wires for the LED connections in to the armature for connecting to the LED’s at a later time. You can see the initial construction below.

Sailor Midna Statue WIP – Armature and Polymer Clay

I was able to take some RadioShack components such as a rocker switch, speaker wire and some LEDs and test the connection. Note that I did not solder anything yet. With everything working I was ready to sculpt my figure.

While I could have used Super Sculpey I went with cheaper, basic Sculpey as well as some off brands.  It’s important to note that while I sculpted, I removed the battery, LEDs and rocker switch and left only the wires. The wires were the only thing capable of standing up to the heat when I cooked the Sailor Midna statue.

Sailor Midna Statue WIP – Acrylic Paint

Sailor Midna Statue WIP – LED wire Detail

I used primarily three colors of polymer clay; I used white for the body, black for the arms of Midna’s outfit and orange for her hair. The rest of the details colors such as tattoos and glove designs were painted with acrylic paints and Micron pens. The ties in the top of Midna’s hair were made from the same speaker wire running through here body. The Midna statue was finished with a matte clear coat.

Sailor Midna Statue – The legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

The LED lights reside in Sailor Midna’s hair buns. Below you can her with the LEDs turned on.

Sailor Midna Statue – LED lights turned on