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Paper Ariel Doll Ornament

November 11, 2018

Our Princess Ornaments or Princess Paper Dolls series is coming to an end, with our final Free Printable – our lovely little Paper Ariel Doll Ornament! As with all our other 3d Paper Dolls, this DIY Ariel Craft is a lovely little 2 for 1 craft – use them as adorable Ariel Ornaments on the Christmas Tree or party decor or you can also use them as a cute Paper Doll to play with! But we do rather love the idea of a whole Disney inspired Christmas Tree decorated in Paper Ornaments!!

Find the rest of the Princess Ornaments here:

  1. Snow White
  2. Elsa
  3. Cindrella
  4. Aurora
  5. Belle
  6. Jasmine
  7. Ariel
How to make an Ariel Paper Doll. Easy Paper Ariel Doll Ornament. Free Ariel Printable for Christmas Decorations, Ariel Ornament and DIY Paper Dolls.

Paper Ariel Doll Ornaments โ€“ Supplies

  • Your free paper doll printable (click on the big red button below)
  • Pink paper for the skirt
  • Thread for hanging (if you wish to turn it into an Aurora Christmas Decoration)
  • Scissors
  • Glue stick

How to make a Ariel Christmas Ornament from Paper

As before we share some step by step instructions for how to make this adorable Paper Ariel below..

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

Perparing Ariel Printable

Print out your printable and get hold of some pink paper.

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

Fold the paper so that the two Ariel 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 Ariel outline as neatly as possible (do not accidentally cut the hanging thread off).

Cut out your circle for tracing.

How to make an Ariel Paper Doll. Easy Paper Ariel Doll Ornament. Free Ariel Printable for Christmas Decorations, Ariel Ornament and DIY Paper Dolls.

Making your paper bauble for Ariel’s Dress

Using your circle template, cut out 8 pink circles.

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 Ariel’s Dress

Take one set of 4 half circles and place on top of your Ariel 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 Ariel Ornament.

Trime the borrom of all the circles to align with Ariel’s skirt.

Congratulations, you have made your first Paper Ariel Ornament!! Do check out

  1. Snow White
  2. Elsa 
  3. Cindrella
  4. Aurora
  5. Belle
  6. Jasmine
  7. Ariel

Check out our Disney Princess Bookmark Corners too:

Learn how to make Paper Mickey Mouse Ornaments or use the free printable!

How to make a Snow White Ornament for Christmas or Birthday Parties. Free Printable for Snow White Fans. Christmas Decoration DIYs #Christmas #snowwhite #printable #princess

Find more AMAZING Paper Ornament DIYs here!

or watch the Paper Ariel Ornament video on YouTube

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Filed Under: Christmas, Paper Crafts, Party Ideas, Printables 4 Comments

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  1. Anonymous says

    November 12, 2018 at 9:20 pm

    Merci pour tout ce partage
    Grรขce ร  vous, mes petits-enfants sont gรขtรฉs
    Ce que vous proposez, est gรฉnial et je vous en suis reconnaissante
    Mowy

    Reply
    • Red Ted Art says

      November 13, 2018 at 8:44 am

      My pleasure!! ๐Ÿ™‚

      Reply
  2. Yaima says

    November 13, 2018 at 11:58 pm

    A big thank you! they are lovely!!! Could you please add Princess Anna to the list? My girl made all of them and her favourite is Anna and she ask me every day. Thanks again!

    Reply
    • Red Ted Art says

      November 14, 2018 at 9:39 am

      Hello! I am afraid the series is now finished (they were so much work ๐Ÿ™ ) BUT, I do have 2 “colour your own” princesses coming, so hopefully that will appease her a little?

      Reply

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