Make these cute and easy dolls with your child as a way to teach about emotions. These dolls can be played with endlessly in many different ways! The ability to change the expressions on the faces ...

Washi dolls, which make the most of the soft texture and unique warmth of washi paper—this craft born from Japan's ...

A slip of the scissors and off comes a foot. A nick and there goes a finger. A wrong snip and a tab that would have held up her dress disappears. Paper dolls, fragile though they were, they enticed us ...

Eighteenth-century iterations of paper dolls — hand-painted figures marketed to wealthy Europeans — were nearly as rarefied as the real-life versions of the towering headdresses and ruffled gowns they ...

Glue your child's head onto the cardboard/poster paper. If your child is older, he can draw the shape of a body attached to his head. If your child is younger, you can help him with this step. The ...

Here’s some of what Arabella Grayson has learned about black paper dolls: Mid-1700s: Rich ladies in England and France make tiny paper dolls in their own images. 1810: Little Fanny, the first ...

Arabella Grayson's interest in finding paper playthings that looked like her evolved into a passionate journey. This exhibition featuring 110 dolls from her collection looks at the history of black ...