Print the movie theater tickets below for pretend play with your favorite dolls! Tickets may then be cut apart in long narrow strips and pasted end to end. When your doll pays to see a film, tear one from a roll of tickets so that she may show the stub before entering the theater.
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| Ticket stubs here are not to be redistributed from any alternative web resource. |
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| The completed concessions counter with crafted shelves, foods, baskets, candy etc... |
We set up the concession stand counter in our movie theater playset by using a pink bakery counter with transparent shelves found at resale. You can see below among the photos included there, how I altered the shelving to better display all of our doll's movie treats and foods.
Shown above are three shelves of snacks: the top shelf is for boxed candy, the second shelf for fries, onion rings, sodas, nachos, hot dogs, pizza slices, sandwiches, and hamburgers. On the third and lowest shelf we included a transparent nail art divider from the local dollar store to display ice cream treats and beside this are two wire baskets for carrying food stuffs into the movie theater and then beside these are more boxes of Little Debbie cakes, Chips Ahoy and other treats crafted from printed grocery fliers and coupons included with mail.
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| Left, the recycled transparent bakery counter. I clipped photos of credit cards to glue to the inside wall of the counter top where the cash register will be positioned in the future. In the U. S. stickers of credit cards are often displayed on counter glass to show what may be used at the register. Right, are the ice cream treat erasers, doll sized, used inside of nail art caddy for the lowest shelf display. |
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| Left, are boxed candies often sold in movie theaters in the U.S. These were glued directly on the cardboard shelf so that it would appear to be full at all times. Then I made a few loose candy boxes for the dolls to purchase and carry away as seen in the right hand photo. All of this printed candy was cut from grocery fliers and glued to tiny pieces of cardboard. It is legal to craft items like these if they are for personal collections, otherwise not for sale. The logos are owned by private companies and should not be sold or redistributed for profit. |
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| Left, are more food erasers included as props in our movie theater display. Right, are the hand woven baskets for our dolls to carry snacks and food to their theater seats. |
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| Left, I glued together drinking cups with lids and straws using cut cardboard pieces from paper egg cartons. Then I covered these with paper, fancy tissue and glue. Right are the nacho trays made from the same materials. The nachos themselves are sculpted from oven back clay, painted with acrylics and the cheese drizzled over the top is puff paint. |
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| Left and center, is a shelf cut from cardboard and build permanently in the shape of an wedge as is the candy shelf displayed at the top of the page. This wedge shape keeps all of the tiny food items stacked neatly inside of the display. Right, are a few boxes I constructed to display french fries and also soda cups with straws. All of the shelf paper and paper condiments are decoupaged with the same star themed tissue paper. |
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| Left, see the credit card cut-outs I found in a old magazine to tape with transparent packing tape to the inside of the display case. This is often done in real life at many places where credit cards are sold in the United States and Europe. Right, is a close-up of the food as seen through the plastic casing. |
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| Printable play money, doll size. Download it even larger here. |
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| Far left, shapes cut from recycled paper egg carton. Center, decoupaged with white paper and stuffed with cotton. Far right, finished theater popcorn boxes filled to overflowing with painted Styrofoam beads. |
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| I added red stripes to the outside of my boxes with a red permanent ink marker. This little popcorn craft would make a nice replacement for Molly's movie popcorn and also be fun to add to Our Generation's Movie Theater. |
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| Turn a pretzel upside down to see a monk in prayer. |
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| The twine is shaped into pretzels or brezel as they say in Germany where these tasty breads were invented! |
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| Candy bar wrappers by kathy grimm. Free for little ones to print, cut and paste for their doll's treats. |
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| Left, print and cut the wrapper logos out. Center, cut cardboard candy bar shapes. Right, cut tin foil to wrap around the candy bars before gluing the wrappers around the cardboard. |
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| Kit wants to make sure the candy is good before serving it to her doll friends this Halloween! Her rainbow fairy costume is an altered Build-A-Bear design. |
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| Candy Bar Wrappers by kathy grimm ©2019 For personal use only - Not for sale - Do not redistribute from alternative websites. |
