This Mama Makes Stuff on Skip to My Lou's Craft Camp has printable scrap paper dolls that you clothe with fabric!
Shirley Temple Dolls has 2 Shirley dolls/clothes that you can choose to print in b&w or color.
About.com: Latter-day Saints has dolls/clothes clipart that you can choose to print in b&w or color.
PBS Kids has Caillou and Rosie paper dolls each with 6 outfits! (found via Bukisa.com)
Jan Brett has Hedga/Hedgie with costumes plus lots of free activities, games, and coloring pages! (Thanks Marlene!)
BillyBear4Kids.com has Paper Dolls with lots of outfit choices and Halloween Paper Dolls too!
• This top ten black-and-white paper doll list is linked to Top Ten {Tuesday} on Oh Amanda. The dolls listed are in no particular order!
12 comments:
Thanks for all the links--I can'[t wait to do paper dolls with my daughter!!!
awesome! my daughter will love this!
thanks for linking up!
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This is great! I especially love the DIY Dolls. My kids will love these (and maybe they'll be distracted enough so I can make dinner too).
Cheers
Help me...what is the best way to print and use these? Regular paper, stock, construction. Then what have her glue or tape? Forgive me for sounding weird i just never played with paper dolls before and well want my daughter to experience fun with out playing video games like i did:( Thanks jess
Jess-- couldn't find an e-mail for you so hopefully you'll come back to the comments for my reply!
I'm not a pro at paper dolls but I would print on card stock or print, cut, and then glue to card stock. Check out my other paper doll post link at the top of this post for a link to a magnetic paper doll tutorial. It all depends on how long you want them to last.
yeah thx for the info we will try with glue first:)
Yay! You joined in top ten tuesday! :) I love this list--especially the hedgie dolls!
LOVE the paper doll, it brings back so many memories of time spent with my mom. In truth paper dolls inspired me to design my own fashions, though I have moved on to real models now. It will be nice to see my daughters develop their own since of style.
this website has a few historical paper dolls to add to your collection. (you will have to cut and paste the address to your browser.)
http://www.elizabethstewartclark.com/GAMC/FP/PDF/PaperDoll.pdf
ElizabethStewartClark.com also as a few Historically accurate sewing patterns as well.
Hey, Chels!
Children's book author/illustator Nathan Hale has a fun paper doll of Rapunzel, the title character of his book, 'Rapunzel's Revenge.
It can be found here;
http://spacestationnathan.com/rapunzelpaperdolls.pdf
While you're there, check out his Jurassic Water Park series. My kids love it so much, I had to print them so we can 'read' it at bedtime.
Thanks for the list....I posted a link on my blog:
http://thecraftbarn-ny.blogspot.com/2010/07/freebies-and-crafty-finds-710.html
Jennifer @ The Craft Barn
Thanks again for sharing! I love them! :)
Thanks for these. I just LOVE paper dolls - it's such a girly thing! Also super paper dolls at makingfriends.com
Georgiax
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