Ballerina

Tear paper napkins or tissue paper into thin strips. Dip them in a mixture of diluted glue or starch and wrap them around the wire frame until the "body" is covered.

Fold a colorful paper napkin and cut a circular hemline to create a multi-layered skirt. Make a small hole in the center and slide it onto the figure, securing it at the waist with thread. 3. Movable Paper Dolls ballerina

Use flexible binding wire to twist together a head, arms, and legs. Tear paper napkins or tissue paper into thin strips

Fold a square piece of paper into a triangle multiple times (as you would for a paper snowflake) and cut patterns into the edges. Make a small hole in the center and

Cut a small slit in the center of the snowflake and slide the ballerina silhouette through it until it sits at the waist. 2. Tissue Paper & Wire Ballerinas (3D/Artistic)

To put together a paper ballerina, you can choose from several popular methods ranging from simple "snowflake" styles to more advanced 3D wire-frame figures. 1. Paper Snowflake Ballerinas (Quick & Easy)

These are flat dolls with moving parts, great for play or storytelling. Tissue Paper Ballerina