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Sunday, September 29, 2019

Patriotic Doll Crafts

Far Left, a tote bag made with American flag duct tape. Center left, Patriotic Pinwheel Cookies,
Center right, our dolls love to rest in this folksy, log cabin quilt covered hammock. Far right,
 doll sized rockets for the 4th of July.

       Decorations are seen here, there, and everywhere on Independence Day/4th of July, President's Day, Memorial Day and Veteran's Day in the United States. How beautifully the flags and streamers look as they wave in the breeze. All the houses and streets are nostalgic with red, white and blue bunting. We listen with a thrill of patriotic excitement to the marching bands and watch parades pass down our neighborhood streets with enthusiasm. 
       The spirit of freedom fills the very air we breath. Whiz! zip! bang! go the fireworks. The noise is enchanting and the smell of powder brings back so many memories.
       All of our national, patriotic holidays in the United States are celebrated with similar traditions. These celebrations, from early morning through late in the evening, give ample opportunities for fireworks, games, sport and food. And American girls and boys can join in the fun with their dolls too!

 Below is a listing of all our patriotic doll crafts, games and entertainments. You can help grow our listing by making requests for particular patriotic crafts in the comment box below:
  1. DIY Doll Sized Rockets for 4th of July! - vintage fireworks covered in patriotic printed paper and napkins
  2. 18" Doll Size Patriotic Pinwheel Craft  - traditional doll size paper pinwheels, Something that spins but is safe for little ones to play with!
  3. DIY Patriotic Pinwheel Cookies for American Girl Dolls - Red, white and blue treats from the doll's bakery, yum!
  4. How to Recycle a Hammock For a Doll - A quiet, perfect place to rest on hot summer days.
  5. Craft a Patriotic Duct Tape Tote for A Doll - Take this tote to a parade, a picnic or the beach and carry anything a doll may need: sunglasses, soda pop, insect repellant, sunscreen, water bottle, etc...
  6. DIY Simple Doll Cheerleader Pom-Poms - These festive, sparkly pom-poms are great for showing off your team spirit.
  7. Sew a Doll Sized Table Skirt - Well, you will need these to decorate for big gatherings and festive displays.
  8. Craft Cotton Candy for A Doll - A treat that is always welcome at a park during festivities.
  9. Craft Small Award Ribbons - These are needed during fun games in the park like: sack races, relay races, hot dog eating or pie eating contests, or maybe even a dog show.
  10. Sew a patriotic hair bow for your doll... - Make sure your doll is dressed for the occasion.
  11. How to Sew a Liner For A Picnic Basket - Everyone takes a picnic basket to watch fireworks at night.
  12. How to craft a wooden American flag for doll decor... - Something to decorate the dollhouse during a party...
  13. 4th of July cupcakes to craft for your dolls - nothing is cuter than decorated cupcakes for the 4th, nestled inside of bandana cupcake liners.
  14. How to make patriotic cakes for your dolls... - Our cakes decorated for the Federal holidays using flags, blue berries and strawberries.
  15. Craft visors for dolls to wear in the hot summer sun - Dolls need to shade their eyes from the hot summer sun at the picnic, parade or beach, so make them one of these.

Vintage, Patriotic Coloring Pages for Kids:
 American Federal Holidays and Customs: The following federal holidays are legislated.
  1. New Year's Day - According to Gregorian calendar, is the first day of the new year, January 1rst.
  2. The King Center: Martin Luther King Jr. Day is celebrated on the third Monday of January.
  3. George Washington's Birthday or Founding Fathers of The United States: third Monday of February - celebrates the group of leaders who united the original 13 American colonies
  4. The History Behind Memorial Day: last Monday in May, originally referred to as Decoration Day, a time that Americans remember those veterans who died during war
  5. Juneteenth: June 19, commemorate the ending of slavery in the United States
  6. The Story of the Fourth of July: Independence Day: July 4, commemorating the Declaration of Independence from Britain
  7. The History of Labor Day: first Monday in September, to commemorate the United States labor movement
  8. Indigenous People's Day or Columbus Day: 2nd Monday in October
  9. Veterans Day: November 11, much like Memorial Day except less somber and full of parades and parties for living veterans
  10. Thanksgiving Day: the fourth Thursday in November in the United States, a day to remember God's goodness to all, This day has it's roots in English religious tradition. It is also a holiday recognized around the world on different days, in countries formerly having connections with Britain and/or the Church of England.
  11. Christmas Day: December 25th, worldwide but also a National Holiday in U. S., the celebration of the birth of Jesus.
Patriotic Poems, Speeches, Books and History:
 Poems About Summer:
  • July  - ''The flaming torch of the sun now flies...''
  • Summer Days - ''The summer days, with softest breath...''
4th of July Video from American Girl Doll Fans: 
Juvenile Non-Fiction About Anti-War Themes:
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