

Mrs. TimekeeperPrintable articulated paper doll
A tiny orange top hat perched on a copper helmet with a dial.
Mrs. Timekeeper_Parts_Letter.pdf8.5 × 11 in · US paper9.8 MB
Mrs. Timekeeper_Parts_A4.pdf210 × 297 mm · EU paper9.8 MB
Mrs. Timekeeper_Parts.pngTransparent background · print at any size3.6 MB
Seventeen centimetres
of paper that moves
A small gauge sits at the front of Mrs. Timekeeper's copper helmet, just under her little top hat. Her eyes are round and brass-colored. An orange vest with brass buttons goes over white puffed sleeves, and below it come a short blue skirt and red tights.
Mrs. Timekeeper belongs to the STEAMPUNK cast - one style, one scale. They stand next to each other on a shelf as if they had always known each other.

MEET THE REST OF THE CAST






Four steps, about
thirty minutes
- Print at 100%Any home printer. 160-200 gsm paper holds a joint best. Never use "fit to page" - it changes the height.
- Cut along the edge of each partNail scissors are enough. No knife, no cutting mat, no special table.
- Pierce the marked holesA needle, an awl, or the tip of a compass. Every hole is marked where the joint belongs.
- Join with a bradDo not overtighten - the joint needs to move. No brads at home? A thread with a loose knot works the same way.




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