Family Paper Dolls Printable is a wonderful way for children and their families to engage in creative and imaginative play together. With these printable paper dolls, kids can explore the concepts of family dynamics, relationships, and even personal identity. Perfect for children ages 4 and above, these printable paper dolls provide a fun and interactive activity that promotes bonding and communication among family members.
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This park ranger paper doll is great for kids who love spending time outdoors.
One day while surfing the net, I discovered these adorable vintage Betsy McCall paper dolls. I knew I just had to do something with the...
Today we have an original free printable paper dolls template so that you can design your own paper dolls set. This printable paper dolls set is perfect
If your child loves to ask "why"?, she'll love this scientist paper doll.
Cute felt paper dolls sewing How adorable, how cute. These would make a great gift for daughters, granddaughters and the fun girl within you. Click on the Felt Paper Dolls to download the instructions
If your child loves to ask "why"?, she'll love this scientist paper doll.
The Printable Paper Chain People Template is a convenient and fun tool for parents, teachers, and craft enthusiasts looking to create a charming and engaging activity for children. This template allows you to easily create a chain of colorful paper figurines, perfect for decorating classrooms, playrooms, or for adding a touch of creativity to any event.
Last week I had an entire toddler free day which was a dream in itself but I also had a whole day of creative workshops which felt like a total indulgence!I was particularly taken with the mood boarding workshop, having not done anything like that in so long! It felt lovely to create something without…
If your child loves playing with building blocks, then he'll no doubt love this construction worker paper doll.
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When the schools closed a few weeks ago and we suddenly went into lockdown with the cornavirus, my thoughts went into overdrive as to what I could do to make a small difference in people’s lives at such as challenging and scary time. I threw myself into lots of illustrating to not only cope with my
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Did you play with paper dolls when you were a kid? I did — but nearly as much as my girls do now. They LOVE paper dolls. We’ve used historical paper dolls to enhance our history lessons and to make stories come alive through play. They can be so much fun! But […]
inspired by my obsession with those little paper cut out dressing up books I had as a kid and the fact that I love drawing happy faces...I've done a quick tutorial on how to make a little garland. You will need, card, scissors, pencil, felt tip pens, glue, paper scraps and some metal split pins.. I found these blank paper cut outs in a local shop but they are so easy to make I added a few extra ones with some card I already had . You could sketch out a simple shape as a template and then make as many as you need. then all you need to do is cut out clothing shapes and glue them on and draw on their faces :) to join them together just push a split pin through the hands and fold out the back of the pin like below... this one keeps me company on my desk :) I love her little denim dress! so there you go, some other ideas could be animals instead of people or you could get the kids to draw their friends or family... you could do costumes // superheros // favourite characters //you could add buttons, fabric, wool for hair etc...I used magazine pages and wrapping paper as well as scrapbooking and origami papers Have fun x
If your child loves to ask "why"?, she'll love this scientist paper doll.
Little girls will love this quilt made from paper doll prints.
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In my previous post I took a photo of some Japanese paper dolls or otherwise known as Ningyogami that I had made for my daughter. I haven't made them for a while but I wanted to teach my daughter how to make them to give to her friends and teachers at school. It's her last year in primary school and next year she'll be going off to study back home so the dolls were just little gifts to give away. Anyway, this is my first step-by-step tutorial so here it goes. What you need. * Wrapping paper (not too thin)a few different types. The best paper to use is "chiyogami", traditional Japanese paper. You can download and print some chiyogami paper from Creative Canon. * White card paper for the body and head. It's a slightly thicker paper than print paper. * Black paper for the hair but you can also use the white card paper and just colour it in with a black pencil. * Scissors * glue Dimensions * Kimono: 2 1/2' x 4' * Kimono Sleeves (Optional): 1 1/2' x 2 1/2' (cut 2) * collar: 1/2' x 1 1/2' * obi sash: 2 1/2' x 7/8' * obi sash back: 1 1/2' x 7/8' * obi jime: 2 1/2' x 1/8 * body: 2/8' x 5 * face: roughly 6/8'diameter oval 1. Fold the collar into half and fold over the top of the body. Fold the left side first facing you. 2. Fold 1cm of the top part of the kimono facing the non-printed side and then fold in half facing the printed side. Place the body and collar on the kimono and glue down the middle of body. 3. Fold the left side of the kimono over the collar but not the full side just the top part.Fold the rest of the paper over to so that there is a straight edge of the kimono lined up along the body. 4. Repeat this for the right side of the kimono. Glue down the straight edges down. 5. The sleeve is optional. Glue the 2 pcs of sleeves together and press in half and cut one curve corner. Place down just below the outer collar. 6. Cut the sleeve along the body up to 3/8 to the top. At the back trim the portion of the sleeve on the back into a V shape. Glue down the sleeve to the back. 7. Place down the middle of the obi/sash onto the kimono and fold over the back and glue down. 8. Fold the obi sash back to form a small roll and glue ends together. Place the obi jime along the middle of the obi sash and glue down. Place one end of the obi jime through the obi sash back and glue down the end and repeat with the other end. 9. Glue down the face onto the body and attach the back of the hair to the face. Glue the hair onto the face and body. 10. Attach the fringe to the face and glue down. You can play around with all different hairstyles and decorate the hair and obi with flowers. This is the back of the paper doll.You can play around with the different paper and add layers to the kimono. Give each doll a personal touch with lots of different hairstyles. It's fun and you can give them as bookmarks, tags or just little gifts. I made a few of them and now my son wants a boy paper doll so I'll be post that soon too. What's new on this blog.... 22 March, 2011 The Giveaway! I've reached another 25 new fans on my Facebook page and so this is my little giveaway to say thank you. I'm giving one of these clutches for the giveaway and you can have the chance to pick one if you are the winner. Just become a fan of my "This Side Of The Island Shop" page on Facebook and make a comment below this photo of the clutch purse giveaway. This offer ends on 31st March and I'll be using a random generator to select the winner of this giveaway. The winner will be announced on 1st April. Become a fan of This Side Of The Island Shop on Facebook , leave a comment and WIN!
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Flip her one way and she's happy. Another and she's sad. Be careful, she might change on you when your back is turned ;)
***DIY PRINTABLE INSTANTLY DOWNLOAD AFTER PAYMENT IS RECEIVED!*** This paper doll set is made of my original, hand-drawn illustrations and illustrates the life of Saint Dominic Savio. This is the DOWNLOAD version of the set. If you are looking for the PRINTED set, you can find it by searching for "Saint Dominic Savio: A Paper Doll Book by Andrea Helen Smith" on Lulu! Dominic Savio was born April 2, 1842, to a humble Italian family. From a young age, Dominic exhibited an unusual love for God. He was even allowed to make his First Holy Communion at seven rather than the normal age of twelve. However, we might know very little about his life if not for his mentor, St. John Bosco, who accepted Dominic into his school, the “Oratory of St. Francis de Sales,” and who later wrote his biography. At the school, Dominic flourished intellectually and spiritually. Sadly, his health was fragile, and at the age of fifteen, on March 9, 1857, he died. He left behind an example of a happy, holy life. He also, indirectly, contributed to the creation of St. John Bosco’s congregation of Salesians, which still exists worldwide today. Nine months before he died, Dominic formed the “Society of Mary Immaculate,” through which he and the other members dedicated themselves to Christ and His Blessed Mother. Except for Dominic, all of the founding members became the first Salesian priests. This paper doll set highlights moments in Dominic’s childhood as he serves at Mass, makes his First Holy Communion, visits the Blessed Sacrament, builds a Marian altar, studies, plays with his friends, and works hard to grow in holiness. This set includes 1 Saint Dominic doll (9” tall), 11 costumes, and over 40 accessories. YOU WILL RECEIVE (by purchasing this listing) * 1 pdf file containing: 1 page with the St. Dominic doll (9" tall) 12 pages of costumes and over 40 accessories 1 page of instructions 1 introduction page 2 pages describing St. Dominic's life * 1 pdf file containing: 1 front cover and 1 back cover (so you can print the set as a "book"!) The file format is CMYK 300dpi pdf. The files are large because of the very high quality. If you need another format, let me know and I will do my best to help you! YOU WILL NEED * A home computer with ink (or access to a store like Staples that can print for you) * A program that can open .pdf files (Adobe Reader can be found for free here: http://get.adobe.com/reader) * White cardstock (I recommend 199gsm or higher—"110 lb" for Cardstock). I recommend that you print the doll and costumes on cardstock. * Scissors and/or a craft knife * Tape (preferably the thin, "Scotch" tape kind) Please note that the watermark will NOT be on the actual file you receive. Colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor and printer. Please let me know if you have any issues with the file -- I am happy to help! THIS IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD This is an Instant Download pdf that you can download and print immediately after purchase. You will not receive a physical product in the mail. Once you have downloaded the file you can print it on your own printer or save it onto a CD or flash drive and have your local office supply store print it. If you need help with downloading, please see this page: https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 TERMS OF USE This paper doll is ©2016 Andrea Helen Smith of StellaMarigoldArt. Please do not alter, distribute, or re-sell this this paper doll (or accessories) in any form, printed or electronic. Many hours of thought and love were put into this illustration/these illustrations. Please do not use it for commercial purposes in any form. If you share or display my work, please give credit to me and to my shop, StellaMarigoldArt. Otherwise, the purchaser has permission to print this set as many times as desired for his or her own family. If you need to print multiple copies for friends for a special occasion (say, for a birthday party), please go ahead, but please do not share the file itself. If you have friends who would like their own file, please suggest that they come to my shop. Thank you and God bless you! If you are interested in updates on my artwork, please see my Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/stellamarigoldart To find more of my Catholic coloring pages and paper dolls, please search my name at Catholic Heritage Curricula's website.
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