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How to make doll from newspaper!?

 Hello! Everyone 

Today we are doing very simple, and one of my favorite craft newspaper dolls. It is very easy and it doesn't consume much time.


Materials required:

Newspaper

Glue

Invitation card

Paint and brush

Let's get into it...

1. Cut the newspaper into rectangular pieces then by using a stick roll the newspaper starting the corner of the newspaper and keep moving it across the newspaper roll it to the end of the newspaper and secure the end with the help of glue.

2. Take seven paper tubes vertically and one paper tube horizontally then fold the six paper tubes as shown below. And tie the Center part with the help of the thread.

3. Flat the paper tubes with the help of a finger then wrap these paper tubes as shown below.

4. Make a cone shaped paper tubes.

5. Take an invention card and make a cone shape then stick it as shown below.

6. Now stick the cone-shaped paper tubes as shown below.

7. Wrap the paper tubes around her waist. Then paint with your favorite colors and stick the hands with the help of glue.


Hope you enjoyed this craft.

Thanks for reading, Happy Crafting🤩

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