"The Office" Paper Dolls - Dwight, Michael, Pam & Jim (Dundie in the background for scale)
My friends at the Ypsilanti branch of Dunder Mifflin Infinity (an online game based on "The Office") recently held a Regional Manager Appreciation Day for me. They even had our "Office" Christmahanukwanzakah poem printed up in a book and sent it to me. Aren't they awesome? :)
As a way to show my appreciation for them, I made these paper dolls based on Dwight, Michael, Pam and Jim from NBC's "The Office." Well, I guess they're not really paper dolls since you can't change their clothes but I'm not sure what else to call them. Mini standees, maybe? Anyhoo, my friends on DMI really seemed to enjoy them so I thought I would share them with you all. Update: I've added three more dolls with accessories and changeable outfits: Creed Bratton, Kelly Kapoor and Michael Scott with his desk.
Here's how to get the dolls on this page:
1. Open the PDF file containing the paper dolls (see below) and print each page out (the stiffer the paper the better - cardstock would be the best).
2. Cut along the outline of the stand and around each paper doll (you may have to use an X-acto knife to get all the details). Cut two slits in the stand along the lines that say "cut".
3. Fold the stand back along both lines that say "fold" then slide the two slits into each other.
4. Stand the paper doll up. You may have to gently bend the figures and the stand so they'll stand upright.
4 Inch Paper Dolls (PDF)
5.5 Inch Paper Dolls - Michael and Dwight (PDF)
5.5 Inch Paper Dolls - Jim and Pam (PDF)
As a way to show my appreciation for them, I made these paper dolls based on Dwight, Michael, Pam and Jim from NBC's "The Office." Well, I guess they're not really paper dolls since you can't change their clothes but I'm not sure what else to call them. Mini standees, maybe? Anyhoo, my friends on DMI really seemed to enjoy them so I thought I would share them with you all. Update: I've added three more dolls with accessories and changeable outfits: Creed Bratton, Kelly Kapoor and Michael Scott with his desk.
Here's how to get the dolls on this page:
1. Open the PDF file containing the paper dolls (see below) and print each page out (the stiffer the paper the better - cardstock would be the best).
2. Cut along the outline of the stand and around each paper doll (you may have to use an X-acto knife to get all the details). Cut two slits in the stand along the lines that say "cut".
3. Fold the stand back along both lines that say "fold" then slide the two slits into each other.
4. Stand the paper doll up. You may have to gently bend the figures and the stand so they'll stand upright.
4 Inch Paper Dolls (PDF)
5.5 Inch Paper Dolls - Michael and Dwight (PDF)
5.5 Inch Paper Dolls - Jim and Pam (PDF)
Enjoy, and let me know if you have any problems downloading the files or printing the dolls. :)
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9 comments:
These are awesome! I just printed out the dolls and made them! I love pop culture paper dolls, and I love The Office. I was just so thrilled to find these...and free, to boot! =) You did a really good job on them! Now you should make the rest of the Dunder-Mifflin staff....Thank you so much! You made my day! =)
I'm so glad you like them! :)
i love stanley.
make a doll for him.
please.
"DID I STUTTER?!"
:D I'd like to make some more dolls when I have some free time in the future, I'd love to have a Stanley doll!
Wow, those are awesome. I hear the Office.
Thanks JMJE! :D
I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE The Office! So does my friend, and when we saw these on officetally.com one time we had to make them. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make more! You rock:D
Thanks Alice! Officetally rocks. :) I hope to make more but it probably won't be any time soon - I've got so many other projects in the works.
Wow, these are super awesome! You did a great job :)
Printing them and using them as decoration for a going away party for a coworker that is OBSESSED with the office. Thanks so much!
Sabrina
Edinburg, TX
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