Tie a loop in the top of the string so you can hang Lola later. Thread the other end of the line through the hole you made in the first step. Step 13: Cut a piece of fishing line at least 6 inches in length. Glue the blue circle to the left of her eye.
Step 12: Glue Lola’s eye to the top of her head, centered in the half-circle and in front. Add a small dot next to the line on the right side. Step 11: Draw a half-circle with the yellow marker on top of Lola’s head. Step 10: Glue the two rhombus shapes across from each other on the top of Lola’s head. Step 9: Glue the small blue circle close to the center of the large black circle. Step 8: Paint the paper plate with the shapes with the silver acrylic paint. Glue the remaining pieces on the top of the other paper plate. Step 7: Set aside two shapes you cut out earlier. Step 6: Paint the outside edge of the paper plate with the hole with the red acrylic paint. Step 5: Use the paper hole punch to cut a small hole in the blue paper. Step 4: Draw a small circle about 1 1/2 inches in diameter on the blue paper. Step 3: Trace a small cup or round shape no more than 3 inches in diameter on the black paper to make a circle. Step 2: Cut the center of another paper plate into small rhombus shapes. Press a small hole through the center of one plate with the pushpin or pencil tip. The activities in this article should only be done with adult supervision. If your kids need some extra bravery or a steadfast companion in their room, this DIY droid is a fun, creative project you can do together! Never underestimate a droid craft. Curious and cute, Lola helps Leia, other kids, and even a Jedi Master feel a little bit better when they’re scared. Obi-Wan Kenobi introduced Star Wars fans young and old to new heroes, including the indomitable L0-LA59! Lola, as she’s better known, is a dear friend to young Princess Leia who sticks by her side during a harrowing adventure.
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