Adam and Annie Apple paper dolls. |
Young students may enjoy crafting two little apple friends this fall. This kind of project is fun to do at the end of a long day at school while waiting for the bus.
Children may also enjoy crafting these paper dolls on a weekend when they have nothing to do outside on a rainy day...
Children may also enjoy crafting these paper dolls on a weekend when they have nothing to do outside on a rainy day...
Supply List:
- red and green construction paper
- white school glue
- scissors
- decorative scrap papers for clothes
- free template below for students only
- scrap yarn for Annie's hair bow
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- First print out the pattern below at school or from your own home computer.
- Cut out the patterns and trace around the apple shapes for your paper doll's heads. I used both of the larger apple patterns for the examples you see just right. But you may wish to make one of your paper dolls a younger brother or sister; so then you can use the smaller apple head pattern for one of these siblings instead.
- Cut out the clothing patterns and trace around these to make dresses and/or overalls for the dolls using fancy patterned scrap papers.
- Cut out narrow strips of construction paper to shape accordion styled arms and legs for the apple doll children.
- Cut out and trace around the small leaf pattern to design ''hands and feet'' for each paper doll.
- Use white school glue to attach all of the pieces as seen in the photo above. Let dry. Then play.
A free set of patterns for young students to use for their apple paper dolls. |
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