- Print the image on cardstock or thick paper for durability.
- Carefully cut out each individual piece along the black outlines: the head, torso, two arms, and two legs.
- Use a hole puncher to make small holes at the shoulder joints (where the arms meet the torso), the hip joints (where the legs meet the torso), and optionally at the elbows and knees for more poseability.
- Attach the arms to the torso using brass fasteners (brads) through the shoulder holes.
- Attach the legs to the torso using brass fasteners through the hip holes.
- Assemble the doll by connecting all the pieces. The head can be glued or taped to the top of the torso.
- Now you can move the limbs to create different poses. Decorate the doll with markers, stickers, or clothing cut from fabric or paper.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable fabric doll patterns.