Stephanie Corfee

vibrant, bohemian, and intricate art

a DIY tutorial with Lil Blue Boo

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MORE FUN – BOY STYLE!!

Last week i posted a cutie patootie tutorial i helped create with my friend, Ashley, at Lil Blue Boo. Ashley had asked me to illustrate a coloring-book-style backdrop for her adorable “Box o’ Princesses.” And NOW, we have a version for boys all ready for you as well. My illustrated download will again be a freebie. i hope your kiddos have a great time with it! i was inspired by my own little guy who has been peeking over my shoulder asking lots of excited questions as i created.

Just click here for the B&W, letter-size download that you can print at home. It includes a label for your box, the color-able BOY-VILLE backdrop, and some cool extras; a treasure chest, swords and shields and the requisite telephone booth any self-respecting superhero needs to change his persona.

Hope your little ones have a great time personalizing their own set!
Ashley’s super-cool example is shown below and tutorial is here.

No idle hands this thanksgiving!

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LBBpaperDolls

Ashley at Lil Blue Boo and i have put together some adorable, printable paper dolls for your kiddos! Now they can be their own fashion designers! (Just click on the graphic and a PDF download should begin automatically)

Ashley provided the clothing sketches from her Retrospective print which surely includes all your LBB favorites! Then i drew up some hip fashionistas to wear the adorable frocks your kids are sure to create! Print ’em out by the dozens and witness an explosion of creativity. Who knows, maybe one of these little paper outfits will inspire your next custom!

It’s our holiday gift to you!! Thanks for your support and friendship!

xo!

note: using cardstock will help the girls stand up, or use plain printer paper if you just plan to create an army of stunningly dressed flat friends. Repositionable glue sticks would be a fun addition to make each outfit as easy to swap out as a Post-it!