This game feels like making a real diary page. You pull a paper doll, layer clothes like cutouts, use tape or glue styles, add small scene stickers, and write a caption that turns the outfit into a memory. What you do in the game A typical page: Choose a base doll and pose. Layer clothing (tops, skirts, jackets, tights, scarves). Align edges with a fine tool so seams sit neatly. Adjust patterns with sliders (scale/rotation). Add accessories with clip-on fasteners. Choose mounting style: washi tape or clear glue. Add a background scene and small stickers. Write a short diary note/caption. Save to your gallery as a postcard-style page. There’s gentle scoring sometimes, but the real “win” is a page that looks handmade. Controls Desktop Click tabs to browse items Drag pieces onto the doll Use sliders for pattern size/rotation Click tape/glue tools and place corners Type captions Mobile Tap tabs Drag pieces with touch Pinch/zoom (if available) to align edges Tap sliders and tape tools Tap to type a caption How progress works You unlock new items through calm mini-prompts (like “rainy day errand” or “bookshop afternoon”). Saving pages builds a gallery you can compare side by side. Tools that matter (and how to use them) Align tool: tiny nudges make outfits look clean. Fold tool: adds cuffs and pleats; best used on sleeves and hems. Tape vs glue: washi tape = cute, casual, visible corners clear glue = smooth edges, more “finished” look Color picker helpers: suggests complementary colors so your palette feels balanced. Tips to play better (specific styling + scrapbook tricks) Build from a neutral base first. Then add one statement pattern. Repeat one accent color three times. Example: earrings + shoes + tiny sticker. Layer in this order: base outfit → outerwear → accessories → tape/glue → stickers. Use the fold tool sparingly. One or two folds look intentional; too many looks messy. Check edges at zoom. Fix tiny overlaps before you add tape corners. Use tape corners to “frame” the outfit. Place them where the eye should travel. Save a “later” tab for add-ons. Don’t clutter the first page with everything. Match background to outfit mood. Park bench for casual, window nook for cozy. Keep stickers light. If stickers cover the doll’s face, it’s too much. Caption tip: describe the moment, not the outfit list. (“First day of spring walk.”) Tip: Edit one piece out. If your outfit feels off, change just one thing: shoes or jacket. Small swaps fix a lot. Real moment: the outfit looks perfect… then the tape corners feel crooked. Zoom in, nudge, and place tape last. Levels, challenges, and organization The closet can be sorted into folders like basics, seasonal, sparkle. Use it. A tidy closet speeds creativity. Themed weeks suggest styles (monochrome, retro sport, weekend getaway). They’re prompts, not rules. Common problems & quick fixes Pieces won’t line up: Use zoom and the fine align tool; place base layers first. Patterns look too busy: Reduce pattern scale or switch one item to a solid. Clipping/overlap looks weird: Reorder layers (jacket above top, scarf above jacket). Lag: Close other tabs/apps and refresh. Text/captions hard to read: Increase font size if available. Full screen issues: Exit and re-enter full screen; rotate mobile. Parent tip This game supports creativity, planning, and storytelling. It’s calm and gentle. Try a break after 2 pages so hands don’t get tired from dragging. Quick info Platform: Browser (HTML5) Genre: Dress-up / creative scrapbook Age fit: 6–13 Session length: 10–30 minutes per page Controls: Drag/drop clothing, sliders, tape/glue tools, typing captions FAQ Q1: What’s the best way to pick colors? A: Choose 2 main colors and 1 accent, then repeat the accent in small details. Q2: Tape or glue—what should I use? A: Tape for a cute scrapbook vibe; glue for a clean, smooth look. Q3: How do I make outfits look “real” on the page? A: Align seams, use folds lightly, and keep accessories balanced. Q4: Why does my page feel cluttered? A: Too many stickers or patterns. Remove one busy item and keep stickers near edges. Q5: Can I save and compare outfits? A: Yes—use the gallery to compare pages side by side. Q6: Do challenges have one correct answer? A: No—cohesion matters more than strict rules.