DLTK's Crafts for Kids Inuit Woman Paper Craft Contributed by Leanne Guenther This is a simple cut and paste paper craft that can be done "just for fun" or for an Inuit or arctic theme. The woman is dressed in traditional warm clothing made from caribou fur and seal fur -- only fur clothing was warm enough for life in the arctic region where the Inuit live. Older women with babies had a warm fur pouch on the back of their outfit in which they carried their little one. The Inuit word for this traditional clothing is "Annuraaq". Materials: something to color with if using the B&W version, scissors, glue, paper, printer

Instructions:

• Print out the craft template of choice.
• Color (if using the black and white version of the craft) and cut out the template pieces.  You can cut out template 1 (the young woman) or just cut out template 2 and glue all the pieces onto the full sheet of template 1.  It's up to you!
• Glue the Inuit woman together in the following order:
  • boots
  • pants
  • mittens
  • jacket
  • hat
  • See picture on the template for further help.

Templates:

• Close the template window after printing to return to this screen.
• Set page margins to zero if you have trouble fitting the template on one page (FILE, PAGE SETUP or FILE, PRINTER SETUP in most browsers).

Template (woman)    (color)   or   (B&W)

Template (outfit)        (color)   or   (B&W)