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Old 06-17-2013, 05:47 AM   #1  
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Good morning, I have a question, hoping I can get an answer here. I want to make centerpieces for my grandson kindergarten graduation using the Cricut paper doll dress up, I want to have the kids that I am planning on making stand on there own as centerpieces. Does anyone know how I can make a base to have them stand without leaning them against something or taping them to the wall. I hope I am making sense.


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Old 06-17-2013, 06:24 AM   #2  
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How about something like this:
Wee Wonderfuls: Kit, Chloe & Louise paper dolls in the shop
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How about making them go around a bucket or pail?
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I would cut another piece of cardstock, score it and adhere one part to the "doll" and the other would be out 90 degrees to create an adhered stand.

or you could try what she does in this video with a piece of acetate - Stand Up Paper Doll Princess Cricut Imagine - YouTube You can skip to about 5 minutes into video to see her create her "stand"
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Thank you all for you help.

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