Are you looking for a pull doll for Christmas to color and assemble yourself? Then you will find 2 here! The parts are fixed with 4 split pins, and you also need a string. Save the coloring pages first (on computer, laptop, pad or smartphone) and then you can print them from that saved folder, the images. It is really advisable to print it out on thick paper (min. 160 grams) or thin cardboard (200 grams), if your printer allows. If you don't have that, glue with a sticky stick on a firmer (but still cutable) surface!

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Color, cut and split!

Color them first, or immediately take the shaded versions. After that, the cut is blown! To do this, take a sharp pointed scissors, which is the most convenient. With a puncture pen you prick 8 large holes (just a little smaller than the head of the split pin) on the dots. Slide the arms and legs behind the bodice and insert a splits through the holes in 4 places. If you have the split pin through both holes (i.e. from body and arm), then you bend the legs of the split pin loosely outwards. The larger the hole and the looser the split pin, the easier the body part can rotate.

The string.

On the drawing it is not clear enough, because the string should not be around the split pin but the string must be fixed next to the split pin on the edge. So also pierce a hole next to each split pin (at the small crosses) to attach the string! Hopefully it's so clear, because I was mistaken in confirming the strings.. oops!

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