Cloth doll making

I am attempting to document the making of a Waldorf doll. These dolls are not difficult to make, but rather different than classic cloth rag dolls. I was a bit intimidated the first time I made one, mainly because it was so different that what I was used to and comfortable with. But the dolls are fun to make, and have such a lovely shaped head and cuddly body. It was well worth stepping out of my comfort zone to give it a try.

So, theres this fun crafting project about making a rag doll, but we ran into a snag. We got the materials, the enthusiasm, but no sewing pattern. Its kinda tricky to start stitching without a guide, right? Need to find a solid sewing pattern thats both easy to follow and printable, so we can dive right into the fun part without guessing the steps.We came up with a handy guide for crafting your own rag doll with ease.

So now that I've caught your attention with that snappy title, I'll have to admit that this post is about how to turn tiny fingers for cloth dolls and not something more salacious. I've had quite a few folks ask how to make such small fingers and as with many projects the trick is to have the right tools. Here are mine.. Sharp scissors Turning Tubes (available here scroll almost to the bottom of the page) Hemostat Fray check As you can see my turning tubes have seen some heavy use over the…

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Making yarn doll hair is SO easy with this quick pinning method. These step by step photos will show you exactly how I do it...

Learn how to make yarn doll hair with these several different methods! Read the overviews to decide which method is best for your doll.

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These Adorable DIY Dolls that you can Make Yourself are the perfect gift for a little girl or boy you know! Don't forget to make clothes & accessories to match!

When making handmade soft rag dolls, there are lots of options for how to make the hair! Some dolls have permanent hair dos that are sewn on, usually out of felt, and others have actual wigs made of yarn. The latter is what I’m sharing a tutorial for today — and I think you’ll be surprised at how ea