Dolls are a must-have of any toybox – they can be used to play any character in your story, and brought to life through just the giving of a name and a new simple actions. Ready to bring your own cute doll to life? Then let’s get started!
Tutorial Video
Step-By-Step Images and Instructions
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Grab a pencil and drawing compass, and add a circle to the right of your page. Draw another curved line over the top of this.
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Join both sides of the curved line with a bumpy line across the center of the main circle.
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Add two small circles below this, with a curved line inside each, and then a curved line in between the two.
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Add a curved, crescent moon shape to the bottom of this for the mouth.
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Bring curved lines down from the top…
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Draw a small flower right at the top of the head…
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And add small petal details to this.
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Use a ruler to add a vertical line descending from the bottom of the face, and then add a horizontal line to the bottom of this. Bring a line up from each end of the horizontal line toward the bottom of the face to create a triangle shape.
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Now, draw four small circles at the top of the triangle, at the bottom of the face.
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Add a half-circle shape to either side of the top of the triangle, and add a small curve to the top of each of these.
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Bring a curved line down from the top of the head, and take this across with a bumpy line for the hair of the doll.
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Add two curved lines inside each of these sides…
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And then add a half circle shape to the bottom of the body.
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Add a curved line inside each side of the triangle…
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And then add a row of buttons down the center line.
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Add a curved line below the buttons, and then add two large “U” shapes to the bottom of this curved line, Draw a smaller shape inside, and a smaller circle to the center.
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Next, bring two curved arms down to the sides.
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Add two curved legs to the bottom of the body, with a teardrop shaped foot at the end.
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Add a curved line to the top of each foot, and then stripes up the legs.
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Use a black pen to add stripes up the legs.
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Use an eraser to remove any remaining pencil marks.
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Use a yellow pen to shade the hair and the shoulders, the pockets, the buttons and the stripes on the tights, as well as the bottom of the shoes.
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Use a brown pen for the top of the shoes, the dress and for outlines of the hair. Then, add small brown spots to the shoulders.
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Finally, use a pink pen for spots of color on the cheeks, and a lighter pink for the face and arms.
And voila – you have your very own adorable doll – all that remains is to give her her very own name!
