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Football Agamograph Template: Free Printable Football Coloring Page

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Prepare to score a touchdown in the world of art with a thrilling and interactive Agamograph tutorial specially designed for kids ages 9 and up. After enjoying your last Halloween Agamograph tutorial, I was inspired by your enthusiasm and creativity. Your feedback motivated me to create another exciting Agamograph, this time with a sporty twist ā€“ the Kids Football Agamograph. So, grab your art supplies, and let's dive into this creative game plan!

Materials Needed:

  • White Cardstock Paper

  • Ruler

  • Toothpicks

  • Markers, Crayons or Colored Pencils

  • Scissors

  • Football Agamograph Template (Free To Download Below)

Free Printable Football Coloring Page Agamograph

What is a Agamograph?

An Agamograph is a special kind of art that tricks your eyes into seeing two different pictures in one depending on what angle you look at it!


Here's how it works: You take a piece of paper and draw two different things on it, like a smiling sun and a rainy cloud. Then, you fold the paper back and forth in a zigzag, like making a fan or an accordion. When you hold it one way, you'll see the sun, and when you tilt it the other way, you'll see the rainy cloud. It's like magic!


Agamographs are super cool because they make your art come to life. So, the next time you want to create something amazing that changes right before your eyes, give Agamographs a try. Who knows what kind of fantastic surprises you can come up with!


Materials You'll Need:

  • Halloween Agamograph Template

  • Markers or colored pencils

  • Scissors

  • Toothpick

  • Ruler

  • A piece of cardstock or heavy paper

How to download football agamograph template

Step 1: Download and Print the Football Agamograph Template: Free Printable Football Coloring Page

To begin your Football Agamograph art project you need to download and print our template. This download is available to all members for FREE! You heard me correctly, memberships are free to join for everyone who is 18 years an older! . Click on the link to signup and to find the Football Agamograph Template: Free Printable Football Coloring Page.

I recommend printing the Football Agamograph Template on 8.5x11 white cardstock paper. Although cardstock paper is superior, you can use regular paper if you are unable to find cardstock.

How to color  Football Agamograph Template

Step 2: Color Your Template:

Once you've printed the template, it's time to unleash your creativity! Use markers or colored pencils to bring the Football and Helmet to life with vibrant colors. You're the artist, so let your imagination run wild!


The two images are broken up into segments and are laid out every other one from the two images. To help you keep it straight, on the template I have labeled them Picture A and Picture B. This way you can know which picture you are coloring.


Struggling with coloring these two images? We understand that the disconnected lines can make it challenging. If you're finding it tough, scroll down to the bottom of the post to discover a helpful hack that simplifies the coloring process. While it might involve a few extra steps, especially beneficial for our younger artists, it's well worth the effort.

How to cut  Football Agamograph Template

Step 3: Cut Out The Template:

Carefully cut out Agamograph along the solid lines provided on the template. Be sure to follow the outlines precisely to ensure your Agamograph works its magic when we fold it.

HOw to fold  Football Agamograph Template

Step 4: Fold Along the Dotted Lines

This is where the real enchantment begins. Fold your Agamograph along the dotted lines, creating an accordion-style pleat. The folds should be parallel to each other and about half an inch apart. Take your time with this step, as precision is key for the Agamograph effect.


Folding Tip: It is important that your lines are precise. Younger kids may need help from an adult with this step. To achieve precise folds you need to score the lines on the agamograph before begin to fold. I used a toothpick and a ruler.

How to score  Football Agamograph Template

How To Score Lines

  1. Place Your Ruler: Lay your ruler along the line where you want to create the score. Make sure it's positioned precisely where you want the fold to be.

  2. Line up the Toothpick: Take your toothpick (or an empty pen) and place it along the ruler's edge, exactly on the line you want to score. It should be parallel to the ruler.

  3. Apply Light Pressure: Press down gently with the toothpick while keeping it aligned with the ruler. The goal here is to make a shallow indentation or crease along the line, rather than cutting through the paper.

  4. Repeat if Necessary: Depending on the thickness of your paper or cardstock, you may need to go over the same line a few times with the toothpick to ensure a clean score. Apply a bit more pressure if needed, but be careful not to tear the paper.

  5. Fold Along the Score Line: Once you've scored the line, remove the ruler and toothpick. You should see a faint crease where you scored. Now, you can easily fold the paper along that crease, and you'll get a crisp, clean fold.

Finished  Football Agamograph Project

Step 6: Showcase Your Creation

With your Agamograph assembled, it's time to unveil the magic. Hold your artwork at one end and gently begin to bend it back and forth along the folds. Watch as the football transforms into the helmet, and then morphs back into the football with each twist! It's a Football illusion that will leave everyone amazed.


Touchdown! You've created a fantastic Football Agamograph, and I hop you had as much as I did creating this project. Whether you're a sports fan or just an art enthusiast, this Agamograph is a winning score. So, let's get crafting and enjoy the game, both on the field and on paper!

 Football Agamograph Template hack for coloring.

Struggling with coloring these two images? As mentioned earlier, here's a special trick to simplify things, especially for younger kids. Before you start coloring, carefully cut along the dotted lines and assemble the two images separately. Color them in, and then glue them to another sheet of paper in the same order as they came. Afterward, proceed with the folding step. This method allows you to view the completed coloring page as a whole.

Don't miss out on the artistic adventure! While you're here, make sure to explore our other captivating art projects. We've got a palette of creative ideas waiting for you, from whimsical watercolors to exciting DIY crafts. Dive in and let your imagination run wild with a plethora of artistic possibilities. Who knows, your next masterpiece might be just a click away!


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