Potong tubuh dan kepala dari kardus putih. Potong kertas untuk kerahnya. Lipatkan kertas kerah di seputar tubuh boneka. Buat pinggiran pada kertas chiyogami utama Anda. Pasangkan tubuh ke kimono. Lipat sudut kirinya. Lipat sisa kertas di sisi kirinya. Ulangi pada sisi kanannya. Potong kertas untuk bagian obinya. Lipatkan obi di seputar kimono. Potong kertas untuk bagian obijimenya. Lipatkan obijime di atas obi. Pasangkan kepala ke tubuhnya. Buat rambut dari kardus hitam. Tempelkan rambut ke kepala boneka. Kagumi hasil kerja Anda.

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Use a sharp pair of scissors to cut a small head and body for doll from a sheet of white or ivory cardstock.  The head should be 0.8 inch (2 cm) in diameter. Trace the perimeter of a U.S. nickel if you need help sizing the head. The body should be 1/8 inch (3 mm) wide and about 2 inches (5 cm) long. Use your scissors to cut a 1-inch (2.5-cm) long piece of 0.6-inch (1.5-cm) wide chiyogami paper.  This strip of paper will become the collar of the doll. Note that you will need to use the same type of paper to create the "obi" of the doll later on. This paper should also coordinate with the other two pieces of chiyogami paper you'll be using, but it should not be the exact same pattern. Place the collar strip behind the body strip. Fold the ends of the collar diagonally down and over the front of the body.  Fold the collar strip in half before placing it around the body. The body and collar should be perpendicular when you place the collar behind the body strip. For the sake of accuracy, fold the collar so that the left end goes under the right. The opposite folding is only used for the deceased. Use glue or tape to hold the collar in place. Take a 2.2-inch by 4.9-inch (5.5-cm by 12.5-cm) sheet of chiyogami paper and double fold the shorter end to create a ridge.  This sheet of paper will form the kimono, and this ridge or edge will become the collar of the kimono.     Flip the paper so that it is wrong-side up. Fold 0.4-inch (1-cm) of the short end up. If the paper pattern has a top and bottom, do this at the top of the paper.     Flip the paper back over to the front. Fold 0.2-inch (0.5-cm) from your previous fold back over to the front, creating a raised edge. Center the body paper over the top of the kimono paper. Tape or glue the pieces together.  Turn the kimono paper over so that the wrong side faces up. The body paper should be centered along the raised edge of the kimono. Position the body so that its attached collar just barely peeks out above the edge of the kimono. Bring the left corner of the kimono...