Magnetic paper dolls!!
There’s are great for girls ages 3 and up! I have made several
sets they are so easy to make!
They work well to do with a tin, or on a fridge, or to be
played with on an old cookie sheet, or with magnetic paint on a child’s bedroom
wall!
You will need
- printable paper dolls
The Gingham girls Here
Patty Reed Here
Rosebud girls Here
Old time children fashion Here
- Adhesive magnetic sheets or printable magnetic sheets (I recommend adhesive sheets) Here
- laminate adhesive (shelf liner works great!) Here
- seizers
(All these items can be found at the Dollarama store as
well!)
Print off your paper dolls, cut
them out,
stick them to the adhesive magnetic sheets,
laminate,
and cut out!
Walla! You have magnetic paper dolls
If you buy the printable magnetic
sheets, you will need an inkjet printer, as the magnetic paper is not good with
the laser printers.
Select your paper dolls, print
them off on the sheets, laminate and cut them out.
It sounds like less work, but I
found that it was hard to find paper dolls that I liked, that would print out
on a sheet without wasting a lot of magnet, and that is why I like the
adhesive.
and one other set made with adhesive
(Unfortunately I don’t remember where I got these two last sets, or I would post the links.)
Happy crafting!
S.L. Kliever
