Once your paper doll has been purchased you will see your downloads at the bottom of the order confirmation page. Simply select download to save the PDF file to your device.

MATERIALS NEEDED:

Color printer

White card stock paper

White printer paper. I prefer 28 pound white paper, for greater thickness

Clear Glue Sticks

Rolling pin

Scissors

Crayons

Colored Pencils

Markers

GLUING TO REINFORCE PAPER DOLLS:

Glue sticks are the easiest.

When using glue sticks, always apply a thin coat.

Before cutting out, glue each character sheet to a sheet of cardstock paper.

Place another sheet of paper on top of the character sheet, printed side up and roll out air pockets with a rolling pin.

Let dry and then cut out.

GLUING TO REINFORCE STANDS

For stands: Print on cardstock paper and glue to the back of the paper doll ⅛ inch from the bottom of the paper doll.

If you are printing on white printer paper, then for greater strength glue stands to cardstock.

Fold the stand on the red line. Glue to the back of the paper doll character 1/8 inch above the bottom of the doll.

DON’T HAVE CARDSTOCK PAPER? Try gluing the printed doll to poster paper or cardboard from something like an empty cereal box.

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COLORING BLACK AND WHITE FASHIONS: Use crayon, colored pencils or markers.

PRINTING:

For best results, print the paper doll, characters and the stands on white cardstock.

If you’re not able to print on card stock, print on white printer paper, then glue to cardstock.

Print fashions and stories on regular white printer paper. I prefer 29 pound white paper for additional thickness.

If you don’t mind the price, printing on photo paper offers the best results, but is not necessary.

Do not print the fashions on photo paper.

IMPORTANT PRODUCT INFORMATION

As with all children’s products, adult supervision is required. Products that contain small parts may pose a choking hazard and should not be used by young children.

Scissors should always be used with supervision.

Please be advised that this listing is for a digital download. No physical product will be

shipped to you,

Colors may vary slightly on different monitors and different printers.

You cannot alter or create new works of art

We do not accept cancellations or refunds due to the nature of the product, but if you have any concerns, please feel free to email at: info.letsplaypaperdolls.com

By making a purchase, you agree to Let’s Play Paper Doll’s terms of use and privacy policies

©2021 Let’s Play Paper Dolls by Peck Aubry

All rights Reserved

Personal use only, no commercial mass production, no digital resale or distribution.

IMPORTANT PRODUCT INFORMATION

As with all children’s products, adult supervision is required. Products that contain small parts may pose a choking hazard and should not be used by young children.

Scissors should always be used with supervision.

THIS PURCHASE IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY

You cannot alter or create new works of art from the artwork.

The artwork cannot be redistributed or resold in any format.

You cannot use the artwork for commercial use.

Peck Aubry reserves all right to art works and characters

Please be advised that this listing is for a digital download. No physical product will be

shipped to you,

Colors may vary slightly on different monitors and different printers.

You cannot alter or create new works of art

We do not accept cancellations or refunds due to the nature of the product, but if you have any concerns, please feel free to email at: info.letsplaypaperdolls.com

THIS PURCHASE IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY

You cannot alter or create new works of art from the artwork.

The artwork cannot be redistributed or resold in any format.

You cannot use the artwork for commercial use.

Peck Aubry reserves all right to art works and characters

LET’S CUT IT OUT

Do you know that scissor skills are important for more than cutting paper?

1. Using scissors builds fine motor skills. With the opening and closing motion of cutting, it allows children to develop the small muscles in their hands

2. Using scissors requires the child to use both the right and left hand at the same time. One hand does the cutting, while the other hand manipulates the paper. This is an essential skill children must learn

3. Helps develop hand eye coordination. This is developed when you use your hand and eyes together in unison, which is an important part of cutting.

LET’S COLOR

Do you know the benefits of coloring?

1. Children need hand strength and dexterity to use a pencil on paper.

Activities such as coloring pages will help them learn how to hold the writing tool the correct way, therefore, improving handwriting

2. When coloring, basic coordination skills such as the proper way to hold the crayon and deciding which color to use, can help your child in many different ways.

Coloring shapes requires the child to color within a specific area.

This helps them to develop hand eye coordination.

3. Coloring can help your child learn the skill of patience. It allows the child to be relaxed and comfortable while creating a piece of art.

LET’S TAKE A BREAK

Gives the child a break from from technology, allowing them to be truly creative

Promotes creative play

Gives your child a hands on interactive activity

Dressing and undressing the paper dolls helps the development of the hand and eye coordination

A delightful way to encourage imaginative play, by reenacting the

Classic Stories and Fairy tales with the paper dolls and their costumes

LET’S PRETEND

Do you know the benefits from children engaging in imaginative play?

Lowers anxiety

Improves academic skills

Helps to decrease disruptive behaviors

Increases understanding of literature

Increases emotional competence

Helps the child practice and acquire negotiating skills

Helps the child express and explore feeling

Improves concentration and focus