How to Magnetize Your Paper Dolls
October 15, 2009
Younger girls (and even the older girls, as well) may enjoy playing with their paper dolls on the fridge — or another magnetic surface — instead of on the table or floor, and not having to worry about keeping the ladies’ dresses on. This works best after laminating the dolls and dresses, as shown in this tutorial.
In this tutorial, we will show you how you can magnetize your paper dolls, using our Daughters of His Story Paper Dolls: Collection Two, featuring Abigail Adams and Sarah Edwards.
What you will need:
• Paper Dolls
• Scissors
• Roll of Magnet
Directions:
1. Collect your supplies and have a clean, flat area to work on. Before you attach the magnets, we recommend laminating them first.
2. Cut a piece of magnet from the roll long enough to span the back of each dress across the shoulders, just beneath . . .
How to Laminate Your Paper Dolls
October 14, 2009
One great way to prevent any tears or other damage to your paper dolls is to laminate them and their dresses, which both protects and strengthens them for long-term enjoyment.
In this tutorial, we will show you how you can laminate your paper dolls, using our Daughters of His Story Paper Dolls: Collection Two, featuring Abigail Adams and Sarah Edwards.
What you will need:
• Paper Dolls
• Scissors
• Roll of Laminate
Directions:
1. Collect your supplies and have a clean, flat area to work on.
2. Roughly cut out the paper dolls and their dresses. Cut out enough sections of laminate for the front and back of each . . .
