Laminated Paper Dolls A Tutorial Learning Mama Directions: if you’re using black & white, colourable paper dolls, do that now, then cut or punch them out. go ahead and cut off those little paper tabs as you won’t be needing them. you can definitely save time by cutting your dolls out after you laminate them, but the edges will be a lot less likely to peel and separate from the paper if. This site uses akismet to reduce spam. learn how your comment data is processed.
Laminated Paper Dolls A Tutorial Learning Mama 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 […]. 1. minime paper doll and outfits already cut out. 2. roll of laminating paper (i found mine at walmart for about $3) 3. velcro sticky back tabs or 1 2″ wide sticky back magnet rolls (found at walmart or any craft shop) step #1: make sure your doll and all of her outfits are cut out. remember to cut off all of the tabs on the outfits as well. 10. backpack and luggage tags. kids lose a lot of stuff, and airport luggage handlers lose a lot of stuff too unfortunately. if you make your own laminated tags for both, you are more likely to keep track of your bags. flimsy paper tags fall off and tear easily, leaving your bags lonely. Step 11. doll option 2: i glued the doll to a thin piece of cardboard like a kleenex box to make it more sturdy then cut it out. the doll already has half of the stand attached. to make the other piece trace the stand part onto a piece of thin cardboard, cut out and paint if desired. cut half way "up" on the doll's piece.
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