Here is your chance to make yourself a wonderful little wall doll. Please do me the courtesy of sending me pictures of the dolls you make from this pattern, also please if you make them for sale, and you can, please give me credit for the pattern.
Thanks,
Mary
The arms and legs of this pattern are made in separate sections. Do not butt fabric or pattern. Sew the upper arm first, it will be open on both ends. Sew the lower arm. After stffing, close the opening, Do the same with the legs. Play with the position of the "joints"
when attaching the upper and lower limbs to one another....look at all the great positions you can get by manipulating fabric. If you encounter any problems be sure and ask questions.
Who knows what we can come up with. The beading chart, and the hair on the doll I made is all strands of beads sewn to head, the costume is all beads too.
The legs are attached at the hips and the arms attached at the shoulder using the techniques shown in the section of the classroom Basics 101.
Have fun, explore the site and learn, and be sure and ask questions if you hit a rough spot. This is a minimum instruction pattern. Time to use your imagination ladies!!! And the tips on the site.
You will of course need stuffing, a stuffing stick, scissors, needle thread, air soluble pen, but then you wouldn't dare come to class with out the supplies would you?
