Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 February 1952 — Page 37

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Have you ever thought of making a family of dolls by using iJ knives, forks and spoons? This is a good after dinner activity for some special occasion. I am sure that you boys and girls will enjoy ; it, and Dad could create some special manly features on his “knife” '}i doll. You will need a supply of paper napkins, a colored assortment would add much color to the costumes of the dolls. Ribbon or colored string in short sections should be on hand to make bows, belts | and sashes. To make the facial expressions and to color hair, you i§i will need some colored crayons. | The rest is up to you and your imagination. Arms can be made (by rolling up a napkin folded in quarters. The legs of the Father |} doll are made by cutting a napkin in two and rolling half around |} the knife handle and just rolling up the other half to form the sec- | {ond leg. All kinds of accessories can be made such as grass skirts ‘and aprons. a TOMORROW: Float a Needle in a Glass of Water.

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