Paper dolls were a popular hobby in the 1990s, which is now making a comeback in the museum workshop. Participants will be able to create their own doll models, inspired by styles from the last century. Creativity, history, and a unique atmosphere will come together to provide children with an engaging experience. In the 1990s, paper dolls were a real hit among children. These simple yet captivating toys not only inspired the creation of unique images but also developed creative abilities. Today, paper dolls are regaining popularity, but within the framework of museum events. The "Paper Designer" workshop invites children to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the last century by creating their own paper dolls. Participants in the event will be able to not only cut dolls out of paper but also try on looks characteristic of the 20th century. This is not just an activity but a unique opportunity to feel like a designer and stylist. Working with paper, children learn to imagine, pay attention to details, and express themselves through creativity. The workshop will be interesting for children aged 6 to 10, as well as their parents, who will be able to recall their childhood and share it with their children. Such an event unites generations and inspires joint creativity. Moreover, the workshop is an opportunity to learn more about the history and culture of the 20th century, to be inspired by the style of the era, and to spend time productively. Comfortable conditions have been created for participants: professional materials, a friendly atmosphere, and assistance from experienced mentors. Everyone will be able to choose suitable wardrobe details and create a unique story for their doll. This activity develops not only artistic skills but also helps to better understand the traditions of the past. Working with paper dolls allows children to develop attention, accuracy, and fine motor skills, as well as teaches them to see beauty in simple things. This workshop is not just a creative activity but also an opportunity to immerse oneself in the world of fashion and design, where every detail matters.