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By Kevin Anderson
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Looking for a creative way to add some Mario-themed fun to your crafts or parties? Why not try making your own printable Mario coins? It's a fun and easy project that's perfect for Mario fans of all ages. And the best part? It's completely free! Let's embark on a magical journey to create your own Mario coins, Super Mario style!

First things first, you'll need to gather your supplies. For this project, you'll need some printer paper, cardstock or heavyweight paper, a printer (of course!), some colorful cardstock or construction paper, and scissors. It might also be helpful to have something to weigh down your paper while it dries, like a heavy book. Now, let's dive into our pixelated adventure!

Finding the Perfect Mario Coin Template

The first step in creating your Mario coins is finding the perfect template. There are plenty of free printable Mario coin templates available online. Look for ones that are the right size (around 2-3 inches in diameter) and have the classic Mario coin design, with the '?' symbol and coins piling up. Some templates might even include multiple coins on a single page, saving you ink and time!

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gold coins are arranged in rows to form the number 1 on each coin, with different symbols
gold coins are arranged in rows to form the number 1 on each coin, with different symbols
a bunch of gold coins sitting on top of each other
a bunch of gold coins sitting on top of each other

Once you've found the perfect template, it's time to customize your coins. You can choose to leave them as is, or change the color of the coins to match your party theme or decorations. Some templates might even allow you to add text, like a special message or your Mario character's name, to make your coins truly one-of-a-kind.

Printing Your Mario Coins

Now that you have your perfect Mario coin template, it's time to print them out. Use your home printer to print the coins on regular printer paper first. This will help you make sure your printer is set up correctly and that the coin design prints out nicely. Once you're satisfied with the test print, it's time to print out your final coins on cardstock or heavyweight paper.

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Cardstock or heavyweight paper will give your coins a sturdy, professional look and feel. If you want your coins to be extra durable, you could even print them on both sides and glue two printed papers together. Just make sure to let the ink dry completely before assembling, so your coins don't smudge.

Cutting Out Your Mario Coins

Using scissors or a craft knife, carefully cut out each printed coin. Be sure to follow along the lines of the template to ensure your coins are perfectly shaped. If you're working with small coins, it might be helpful to use a ruler and a craft knife to make sure your cuts are straight and even.

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If you want your coins to have a curved, 3D look, you can carefully roll each coin around a pencil and let it dry in that shape. This will give your coins a more realistic, authentic look, just like the coins in Super Mario games!

two gold stars are shown in the middle of each one, and there is no image to describe
two gold stars are shown in the middle of each one, and there is no image to describe
the letter o is in black and white
the letter o is in black and white
a gold button with the letter i on it
a gold button with the letter i on it
three gold buttons with stars on them
three gold buttons with stars on them
the super mario bros character is in front of some gold coins and buttons with his hand up
the super mario bros character is in front of some gold coins and buttons with his hand up
some gold coins are on the screen and there is an app that shows them in different colors
some gold coins are on the screen and there is an app that shows them in different colors

Adding Finishing Touches to Your Mario Coins

Now that your Mario coins are cut out and dried, it's time to add some finishing touches. If you want your coins to have a shiny, metallic look, you can use markers or acrylic paint to add some color. Gold, silver, and bronze are all great choices for a true Mario coin look. You can even use a combination of colors to mimic the coins in Mario Kart!

Once your coins are painted, let them dry completely. Then, use a glue gun or strong craft glue to attach a small ring or eyelet to the top of each coin. This will allow you to hang your coins or use them as charms on a necklace or keychain. You can also punch a hole in the top of each coin and thread them onto a string or ribbon for a fun and festive Mario-themed garland.

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And there you have it: your very own printable Mario coins, perfect for decorating, playing, or giving as gifts. The possibilities are endless, so let your imagination run wild and have a blast creating your own Super Mario world!

the super mario bros character is standing in front of some gold coins
the super mario bros character is standing in front of some gold coins
a coloring page with the words collect the gold coins by coloring them in,
a coloring page with the words collect the gold coins by coloring them in,
a gold coin with the letter i on it
a gold coin with the letter i on it
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