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3d Princess Paper Doll Colouring Pages

November 15, 2018

Finally… though I THOUGHT we had finished our 3d Paper Doll Princess series…. there was SO MUCH demand for “colour your own Princess paper doll”… that I managed to get two of them made for you! I transformed the Cinderella Paper Ornament and the Aurora Paper Ornament into Princess Paper Doll Colouring Pages for you. This will allow you to customise to your hearts desire – adjust the skin tones and dress colours and create whole new story lines!! I do hope you enjoy them!!!

I hope you enjoy these set of new free printables!

3d Princess Paper Doll Coloring Pages - turn these intp 3d Paper Dolls or adorable Princess Christmas Decorations

Get your free Princess Paper Doll Colouring Pages here:

How to assmble your Prinable Paper Doll Ornaments:

3d Princess Paper Doll Coloring Pages - turn these intp 3d Paper Dolls or adorable Princess Christmas Decorations

I have used the instructions for the Aurora Paper Doll. I hope that is ok!! Afterall, all you need to do first, is colour your dolls in!

So, as before we share some step by step instructions for how to make this adorable Snow White paper doll assembly video!

Step by step assembly instructions for your Paper Aurora Doll (or Aurora Christmas Decoration)

Perparing Princess Printable

First colour in your colouring page in your desired colours!

Print out your printable and get hold of some pink paper – or any coloured paper depending on how you want to decorate the skirt!

ROUGHLY cut out the two princesses โ€“ keep them CONNECTED, for easier gluing.

Fold the paper so that the two princesses are back to back. Hold against the light to align perfectly. Make a neat crease.

Then open the crease.

Add glue and the thread for hanging.

Glue the two sides together as neatly as possible.

Cut out the princess outline as neatly as possible (do not accidentally cut the hanging thread off).

Cut out your circle for tracing.

How to make a Princess Paper Doll - Paper Aurora Doll Ornament - a great Christmas Decoration or Paper Doll Toy. Free Printable #christmas #aurora #princess #printable

Making your paper bauble for Auroraโ€™s Dress

Using your circle template, cut out 8 pink circles (or paper in the desired colour)

Fold the circles in half.

Add glue to one half of one circle and place a second one on top. Glue FOUR circles together.

Get the 5th circle and start a โ€œfreshโ€ set of FOUR circles.

Shaping your paper bauble to the Princess’s Dress

Take one set of 4 half circles and place on top of your Princess paper doll.

Outline the top curve of her dress with a pencil. Trim.

Trim the second set of 4 half circles in the same way.

Glue down a set of 4 circles in each side of the Princess Ornament.

Trime the bottom of all the circles to align with Princess skirt.

FINISHED! You now have your own customised Princess Paper Ornament or 3d Princess Paper Doll!!

Get the FULL Range of (Coloured) Paper Princess Dolls here:

.. or watch the Paper Aurora Ornament video on youtube here:

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  1. msFam says

    November 15, 2018 at 9:27 pm

    Thankyou! I loved these decorations but don’t have a colour printer so I dismissed it as an activity. My girls are going to be so excited now to colour these in and make them!

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    • Red Ted Art says

      November 16, 2018 at 9:02 am

      Awww so happy to hear that!! Please do share any photos with me!!

      Reply
      • msFam says

        November 20, 2018 at 12:06 am

        Not sure of the best way to share reader projects with you but I put a picture up on Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/p/BqYYAc7HkOw/ My 4 yo did the colouring and the gluing and I helped out with the cutting. We had lots of fun and my daughter wants them for her next “princess” birthday party as well!

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        • Red Ted Art says

          November 20, 2018 at 9:36 am

          Awwww that is wonderful! Thank you SO MUCH for sharing it!

          Reply

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