Daruma Dolls

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Description

Daruma Dolls represent a Buddhist monk.
Daruma Dolls are meant to bring good luck to their owners and are traditionally coloured red.
The dolls have no eyes when they are given, the owner colours in the first eye and sets themselves a personal goal or challenge.
Once the challenge is completed, the second eye can be coloured in.


Resources

Daruma Doll template
Glue
Paint or colouring pens/pencils

Origami version:
instructions (attached)
square paper
colouring pens/pencils

Instructions

1. Print or copy the template. You can find this template on programmes on line.
2. Cut out the template.
3. Colour in doll's body and face but not the eyes of the doll.
4. Fold the tabs.
5. Stick tab A to the bottom.
6. Stick tab B to tab C.
7. Stick tab D to tab E. The doll in now complete.
8. Remember not to colour both eyes in until they have completed their goal.


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