Today, a new project by T: The New York Times Style Magazine encourages readers to lose the technology, tap into their inner stylist and return to a traditional art form: the paper doll.

But to help us pass the time until April 29, we had longtime fashion illustrator Jim Howard create a Kate paper doll, and asked him and four other Colorado designers to make outfits for her.

feature on their website that allows you to drag and drop clothes onto a paper doll. For a more hands on approach, print the pieces below out (on recycled paper or better yet, the second side of ...

Paper dolls came with a lot of outfits—often eight to 10 per figure—and if you wanted more, you could just draw one yourself or cut them out of an old catalog. With all these choices ...

Where once our brilliant crayon drawings were ... dog-eared construction paper, now they can be given the life they deserve — either as an endearingly grotesque plush doll or, with this new ...