Native american dolls

Native American Dolls (January 4 to February 3, 2018),is an exhibition and sale of antique Native American dolls from throughout North America, as well as a selection of contemporary dolls by the Lakota master artist, Rhonda Holy Bear.

McCall's pattern #7116, dated 1994, makes three different pairs of 15" dolls. On the front of the envelope, they are called Native American, African and Country Folk dolls. On the instruction sheet, they are called American Indian, African American and Pennsylvania Dutch. The dolls have shaped heads with flat faces. The instructions say to "Transfer facial features," however, there is no iron-on transfer included; the design of the features is printed on tissue paper. The maker is instructed…

Native American Handmade cloth doll.

Make 6 Native American, or "American Indian*" Dolls Each with her own Tribal Costume! PLUS! A Slumbering Baby in a Cradleboard! Approximate size - 15" tall (This is a PDF copy of my vintage original "mail order" doll pattern) "Native American Maidens" or "Indian* Maidens" Cloth Dolls includes Patterns & Directions to make: * 6 Different "Indian" Dolls * Each with her own, simplified, Authentic Tribal Dress (based on the research done by the creator, Joan Russell in the 1960s) * Pueblo…

Many hours of research went into providing a historically accurate pattern to make a Native Plains buckskin dress. Simple enough for beginners and can be made sewing by hand (historically correct) or by machine. Learn as you sew with the teaching of Native American culture and the making of buckskin clothing. This PDF sewing pattern is designed to fit 18" Dolls such as American Girl®. It is available separately in the Dollfriends® doll size. Recommended Fabrics: Deerskin splits, synthetic…

•Deerfoot and Brown Eagle manufactured in the 1950’s all beadwork intact •Native American Indian Carlson Dolls Minnesota USA are Collector Items not Toys •Plastic Molded Arts Co. New York maker of the 5.75” Native American Sleepy Eyes Doll •Never displayed, always lived in their box •Original Owner and Smoke Free Home

This 1992 Native American Barbie doll from the Dolls of the World Collection is so beautiful in her Native American costume which includes a matching purse. She is about 12" tall. She has no box, but is in excellent, unused condition. Shipping Charges: Due to the extreme differences in shipping costs to various zip codes we will refund via Paypal or Etsy any shipping charges that are in excess of the actual costs. Please convo with any questions.

The Doll and Cradleboard (also known as Kaya's Doll and Cradleboard) were introduced to Kaya's Collection in 2002 and retired in 2015. Retail cost was $20 and increased to $32. Cloth doll with a black printed face. Hand-beaded faux-leather dress. It has blue, white, and red beads along the top of the dress and sections of white and black beads along the front. The doll's long black braids are tied with faux suede and have beading to simulate abalone shells. Lace-up cradleboard with a printed…

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just in time for Native American Day (or Indigenous People's Day). Here is a traditional Choctaw story about the Corn Husk Doll. Added bonus is a step by step video and a printable how to so you and your kids can make your very own.