Today we’ve created a free printable file that will allow you to create a mini 3D model of Warwick Bethel!
We initially wanted to have this ready for the Annual meeting and Warwick Dedication, but it took a lot of trial and error to complete + a lot of tweaking to make sure it wasn’t too hard to put together. But at last, we have this wonderful mini replica available for you all!
We were able to view the annual meeting via live streaming the day it happened. Learning the new song was a great experience and the program for the annual meeting was very encouraging. There were a lot of new changes and surprises too!
This mini Warwick Bethel Facility is great activity for a Bethel themed family worship night, to put on display, to use for kids toys (Barbie goes to bethel?) or to give to give as a surprise to someone special. This would be AMAZING as a bible based party decor too!
Putting this model together takes about 30 minutes or less, depending on how many people help put it together and only involves scissors, glue and some elbow grease!
For assembly instructions, please follow the image tutorial below. No text, but it will show you step by step how to pull it all together. Take your time, have fun & don’t forget to send us photos of the finish product! We’d love to see!
How to Assemble
(click arrows or swipe left)
Begin by cutting out all of the pieces.
These are all the pieces you should have.
These are all the pieces you should have.
fold on the white lines
fold on dotted lines
glue inside & seal shut so its double sided
all assembled & glued pieces.
Curve this
glue to building just above doors
glue this to this
make sure all bottoms are level & even, then glue together.
curve this.
glue along longest gray curve on building.
All done!
18 comments
Amazing what a great idea for this week family worship. Thanks so much.
Did you use a thicker grade paper?
Yes. Basic cardstock is always best for projects that need to stand up or hold shape. 🙂
Dankeschön!
Our 2 little girls and I love these precious and thoughtful JWPRINTABLES. Thank you so much. I am looking for a DIY I saw on the site earlier and now I can not find. It was a printout of a pioneer briefcase and coffee cup…etc. I really loved it and was hoping to use it in a game for family worship. If possible could you please show me how to find it again. I’ve looked everywhere multiple times but may just be overlooking it. It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again so much for everything that you do.
Hi Shina!
I wasn’t 100% sure what printable you were talking about so I just did a search and honestly I can’t find anything we’ve made that has a briefcase and a pioneer cup! Were they 3D objects? Or something like a card or print? the only thing I can think of is our little letter writers kit here: http://jwprintables.com/en/little-letter-writers-diy-playset/
Is that what you’re looking for? Agape!
You made this today in our family worship. Girls love it. Thanks so much making these efforts. May jehovah bless you with more and more blessings. Love from us????????????????????
Hermoso!!! Muchas gracias!
A mis pequeños les encantará.
i would like to post a picture of the warwick 3-d that we made for family worship but not sure how to on your site.
Hi Marlene,
Send us an email! hello@jwprintables.com 🙂
Thank you very much for this printable. ☺ I did it!
we are visiting Warwick, Wallkill and Patterson in a couple of weeks, Using this and the coloring sheets to get the kids excited again…. we have been planning for a long time.
Thank you again for all that you do !!!!!
Thank you so much <3 It's beautiful
The items are nice for family study.
Thanks Joel! Glad to hear that you’re enjoying our printables. 🙂
this site is very insperationale thank you
Thank you so much for doing an excellent job, these are very helpful
My husband and I have just made this for our Family Worship! We don’t have children but it was brilliant fun for the two of us to make anyway! Thank you so much for creating this, you’ve worked so hard to get it just right! We became unbaptised publishers a couple of months ago and we’d love to visit Bethel one day! Thank you!