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Step 1: Print and cut out the parts, making sure to leave the tabs on. (If you haven't got access to a printer, you can trace the lineart version! Or print the lineart version and you can colour it yourself! Whatever works 👌)

Step 2: Cut about an inch of a paper straw. (or make a tube out of thick paper or card.) Draw around it on the tabs to have a guide for cutting a hole out the same size as the straw. (The larger you make the hole the more the body parts will swing about, the smaller the hole the more stiff the movement will be. It's up to personal taste.)

Step 3: Cut the ends of the inch long straw into flaps that can be folded out to make it easier to stick onto the head.

Step 4: Stick one end of the straw, using the flaps as surface area, onto the back of the head. Thread the arms, and then the main body onto the other end of the straw.

Step 5: Stick a square of card onto the other end of the straw, to prevent the parts from slipping off.