three variations on the classic deerstalker hat.
These paper dolls include a lot of small pieces, so they can be considered "advanced" -- kids may need help cutting them out. (Embroidery scissors or straight nail scissors are perfect for this.) A doll and its many clothes fit perfectly on a fat quarter of Petal Signature Cotton. Any fabric swatch will give you the base doll and one complete outfit, too. Fat quarters of wider fabric bolts will include a strip of coordinating plaid material at the edge to inspire your own take on this traditional fashion-doll toy! STIFF PAPER DOLLS. Order on a water-activated wallpaper and carefully cut out pieces with the tabs. Fold the tabs back to hold mix-and-match outfits on the doll. Peel-and-stick paper makes a sticker doll instead. A 2' x 3' roll will give two sets of doll and outfits. The perfect rainy-day project for older kids!. FABRIC PAPER DOLLS. Print on cotton and use the design for a unique paper-doll quilt, stitching around the doll and outfits. Print on fleece, cut out pieces without tabs, and apply to a felt board for re-positionable play. Print on any low-stretch material and carefully cut out pieces without tabs, then glue to sheet magnets for magnetic paper dolls. FREE SAMPLE DOLL. You can play with a digital version of this paper doll at this link (https://meiker.io/play/11790/online.html). Colors: White, Black, Dark Chestnut, Cornflower, Rifle Stock, Carolina Rose, Depression Glass, Snow, Campfire, Red Wool, Deep Green, Aurora, Surgical Steel, and others This design will color-coordinate with any other Loch Nest Farm design that lists the same colors in its description.