Primitive doll patterns free

I had one of my customers ask for a small simple rag doll. This is what I came up with. I decided to share the pattern with everyone. Hop...

This pattern is easy to use or alter to custom-make primitive dolls with different appearances that will depict a personality. Simply right-click the image to download. The grunge recipe is simple to make and the video demonstrates that an exact measure is based on your taste or the color and texture you desire to achieve for each project you apply grunge onto. Keep in mind it stains very well, cover the surface to protect and be sure to wash your hands thoroughly too.How to make the…

You are Special Patterns: Pattern Giveaway and How to pinch stitch

Doll Making 101 The tools of the trade: Sewing machine (obviously!) & sewing supplies (Quality thread, seam ripper, pins etc.) Muslin Fabric for dress, pantaloons, apron, slip etc.... Stuffing (and a pencil, chopstick, wooden spoon handle, dowel etc. help stuff) Embroidery thread, yarn, wool etc. (for hair) Doll making needle (I like the 5" ones-looks like a regular needle-just MUCH longer) Buttons (for eyes or for decoration) Barn Red paint or regular powder blush & a brush (for cheeks!)…

Northdixie Designs: Free Izannah Walker Inspired Doll Body Pattern

Primitive cloth doll patterns and instructions are given free, in this video. You can make a primitive grungy doll too in a few simple steps. You may size down or enlarge the cloth doll pattern to make your own unique size. Learn the techniques to make a primitive doll. #primitive #doll #sewing #dollpattern #craft #crafts

**Cloth Doll Pattern free - Country Doll - ** **CLOTH DOLL PDF PATTERN FREE** **Available for download on my Blog:** https://dollmakingtutorial.alte...

Welcome to the Ravenwood Whimzies SPRING DOLL CHALLENGE! Some of you may have joined in my Basil the Bunny challenge two year...

The finished Raggedy Ann using the pattern below. Just the other day, I had been reading Raggedy Ann to our little people. And the children decided they wanted something to do. So we decided to make our own raggedy dolls with muslin scraps. We gathered cotton, muslin, buttons, yarn, watercolor paints, needle and thread, and flowered calico. I cut the pattern, body and head in one piece. Below is the diagram and dimensions. The pattern allows a seam, with stitching on the dotted lines. Leave…