1)   Cut the legs off approximately half way, leaving a rounded end on them.  See fig 1.

2)   The bits that you have cut off can now be attached to the back of the legs at an angle.  Vary the angle you place them on to give the impression of someone kneeling - see fig 2 or someone jumping - see fig 3.

3)   If you want to go one step further, cut the arms off both the body and the t-shirt/dress.  Then stick the arms back on as in fig 4.

4)   Dress your body.  See fig 5.

1)   Take the girl hair and cut a section out of it and cut small inverted v's out to form a fringe - see fig 6.  

2)   Fit the head through the section you cut and tape at the back to secure in place - see fig 7.

1)   Take the boy hair and fix to the front of the head.  Then take the pigtail girls hair and cut it in half.  Fix both pieces behind the head - see fig 9.

1)   Take the boy hair and cut it across approximately in half.  Then cut 2 inverted v's into the bottom of it where you have just cut. 

1)   Cut the legs off and one of the arms - see fig 12. Or you can leave one of the legs in place, depending on what angle you want the legs at.

2)   Fix the legs back on at the angle you want - see fig 13.

3)  Take a dress or t-shirt and bend the sleeve forward, open it back up and place the arm you cut onto the sleeve - see fig 14.

4)   Fold the sleeve back over and fix it down with tape or glue.  Add the hair and any other decoration you want - see fig 15.

By altering the angle you place the legs you can give the impression of someone running - see fig 16.

1)   Cut off the legs about 2/3rds of the way up, and then cut about another 1/3rd off of the legs - see fig 17.

2)   Attach your shorts, making sure that the legs are just covered, then attach the legs at an angle - see fig 18 which shows the back of the doll to show position.

1)   From one block cut out sections a, b and c as shown in fig 20.

1)   For the hair I have used 2 of the big hair - laid one behind the head and then cut the 2nd one down to make the front of the hair.

2)  Add the dress, shoes, facial features and any other decoration you want.

3)   Take a piece of tulle approx 20cm x 15cm and thread a thin piece of craft wire through one long edge, weaving it in and out of the tulle.  Scrunch the tulle up into the middle of the wire and tape it to the back of the head.  Take several small beads and thread them onto one end of the wire, using enough beads so that they will cover the front of the hair.  Thread the other wire through the beads and both wires should be at the back of the head.  Twist/tie the wires and tape down the back.

4)   Spread the veil out at the back until you have the desired effect.  You can either leave the bottom of the veil straight or cut curves into it.  See fig 22.

1)   For the groom I have used a t-shirt and a pair of dungarees.  Cut the dungarees off at just above waist level, so you have a pair of trousers.  

2)   Take a t-shirt and cut an inverted v shape at the bottom, and draw 3 little buttons on it above the v you have cut.

3)  Take a white t-shirt and place behind your jacket that you have just made.