Love the dog in this one.
Jumping jack style.
She can sit.
Love her face.
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Wow, these look like fun! Now I'm wondering if you could make them in something like felt and adhere them to a t-shirt or something with those little eyelet things for the joints so the parts can be moved.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cool! I'm gearing up to do shadow puppets with my students, and this is right up that alley.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back!
ReplyDeleteI realize you've been back online for months now, but I just found out today.
Those dolls are so cute!
Ah, these are so AMAZING. I've been trying to conquer paper doll creation for a while. I never dreamed that such a lovely collection existed as patents. I'll be searching Google Patents all day! Thanks for sharing!
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