May the Force be with this Darth Vader Paper Doll Craft! Including the Dark Side when playing Stars Wars is a must-do! Can’t have a Jedi fight no one, now can we?

Darth Vader Paper Doll

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we are hugely into Star Wars and Darth Vader Paper Doll Crafts. Perfect for boys to fight as the Dark Side or have a Jedi fight against.

Dark Side, Let’s get started.

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Tips to Make Star Wars Toilet Paper Roll Kids Crafts

Add a lightsaber to your character to make it even more detailed. All you need is a cake pop stick or toothpick painted red on one end and grey on the other!
It would be nothing to make some stormtroopers to the fight with Darth against the Jedi. Just swap white for black on this pattern and you’re there.
You could even make a death star from a circle of grey paper and play out the entire storyline. Except the whole prequels thing….we’re not going there.

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How Do I Make this Darth Vader Paper Doll?

I’m so glad you asked. Below is our written tutorial.

Yield: 1 Darth Vader Paper Doll

Darth Vader Paper Doll

This easy and fun Darth Vader paper doll is a cinch to make but brings your kiddo's love for making stuff together with a fun Star Wars craft idea!

Prep Time 5 minutes

Active Time 10 minutes

Total Time 15 minutes

Difficulty Easy

Estimated Cost $1

Materials

Toilet paper roll
Colored craft papers
Templates (2, one with color and one black and white for coloring):

Tools

Scissors
Craft glue
Sharpie or marker
Pencil

Instructions

Select colored craft papers (black, grey, red, green and cream)for the Darth Vader paper doll patterns. Trace the patterns on the selected craft papers and cut them out nicely.
Stick the eyes and mouth patterns on the face pattern (of the Darth Vader helmet).
Use a sharpie to fill the eyes and mouth with patterns.
Attach the face part of the helmet on the bigger part of the helmet pattern. Attach the smaller parts of the Darth Vader’s suit on the rectangle pattern.
Grab an empty toilet paper roll and cover the roll with the rectangle pattern.
Attach the head of the Darth Vader paper doll on the top side of the roll. Use a marker to add the cape pattern to the rolled paper to complete the craft.

Notes

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