Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 9: Carrots
• Method 2 of 9: Popsicle
• Method 3 of 9: Cake
• Method 4 of 9: Bacon
• Method 5 of 9: Pizza
• Method 6 of 9: Cookies
• Method 7 of 9: Fried Eggs
• Method 8 of 9: Burgers
• Method 9 of 9: Chicken
• Warnings
• What do you need

Making paper food for your doll is cheap and easy. You can also change the option suggested in the article, for example, use different colors and shapes.

Steps

Method 1 of 9: Carrots

1. 1 Cut a square out of orange paper and fold it into a cone. Secure the cone with duct tape.
2. 2 Insert some green paper into the cone.

Method 2 of 9: Popsicle

1. 1 Crumple a piece of brown paper into a ball.
2. 2 Make a depression in it with a pencil and set the ball aside.
3. 3 Take a sheet of white paper and roll it into a cylinder before securing it with duct tape, just like the previous orange cone.
4. 4 Fill the groove with glue and then insert the white cylinder into it.
5. 5 Let the workpiece dry.

Method 3 of 9: Cake

1. 1 Take a strip of colored paper and tape the ends together with duct tape.
2. 2 Cut the circle slightly larger than the rim diameter.
3. 3 Glue the circle to the rim.

Method 4 of 9: Bacon

1. 1 Cut a strip of brown paper and draw wavy lines on it.
2. 2 Crumple it lightly to make the bacon crispy.

Method 5 of 9: Pizza

1. 1 Cut a circle out of the corrugated board for the dough.
2. 2 Cut a smaller circle out of red thick paper to make the sauce. Glue it onto the cardboard.
3. 3 Cut out small squares of red and white paper and spread them over the sauce. Glue them on top.

Method 6 of 9: Cookies

1. 1 Cut out as many small circles as you like from thin cardboard (such as in cereal bags).
2. 2Make chocolate chips with dark brown felt

Method 7 of 9: Fried Eggs

1. 1 Cut an oval out of white paper, and a smaller circle out of yellow paper to make the yolk.
2. 2 Glue the yellow circle onto the oval.

Method 8 of 9: Burgers

1. 1 Cut out 2 brown circles for the bread.
2. 2 Cut the meat filling out of the dark brown paper.
3. 3 Cut out other hamburger ingredients like lettuce, cheese, mayonnaise, etc.etc.
4. 4 Glue everything together.
5. 5 Ready.

Method 9 of 9: Chicken

1. 1 Use a fried chicken colored clay. Brown and golden yellow are best. If you don't have colored clay, you can always paint the product before finishing.
2. 2 Shape the clay into a fried chicken shape, or just make a wing or drumstick. Use the image as a guide when making the shape.
3. 3 Let the clay dry. It can be dried outdoors or using heat (oven baking).
4. 4 Paint the clay as needed. Follow the directions for packaging the paint.
5. 5 Place cooked chicken on a colored plate before serving. The plate can be made from a bottle cap or cardboard circle, or use a miniature doll plate.

Warnings

• Paper food for the doll is very fragile, so try not to step on it or it will break.

What do you need

• Thick paper of various colors
• Glue (liquid and pencil)
• Duct tape
• Scissors
• Markers