good morning crafters a welcome to my share for today.
something a little different from me
I have made a rag doll for my Granddaughter this Christmas and I have to say it's been a really long long time since I have sewn or knitted anything but after getting hooked on images of Waldorf and Tilda dolls I felt I needed to have a go and this is my completed doll.
iv'e had a few hiccups along the way due to not having many instructions, and as always I trawled the internet to source materials and how to's and had to unearth some of my knowledge of sewing and knitting and I'm pleased to say she looks pretty cute.
iv'e had a few hiccups along the way due to not having many instructions, and as always I trawled the internet to source materials and how to's and had to unearth some of my knowledge of sewing and knitting and I'm pleased to say she looks pretty cute.
I have created a cute hat and scarf
and I made a pretty dress
and the only thing that's missing are socks and shoes
they are next on my list of things to learn and make
on making my next dolls:
I really had to blow away all the cobwebs on my sewing and knitting skills as it must be over twenty years since I had made anything, my children were pre school and they are in their 30's now.
my materials & were to purchase:
little okie dolls: http://www.waldorfdolls.co.uk
silk screen doll body 12" (little okie dolls)
hair: 4ply white wool (hobby craft)
eyes: brown embroidery thread (hobby craft)
dress: fat quarter of material (hobby craft), white t shirt material & white tulle (underskirt)
hat & scarf: Wendy fleur dk (country baskets)
embellishment: wooden button ( country baskets)
for information on how to make these dolls visit:
I have surpassed my expectations on this cute doll and I will probably adapt the pattern a little as I did struggle to put it together
for my next doll I will try to create the Waldorf style face.
all it leaves me to say now is:
MERRY CHRISTMAS, thanks for stopping by
enjoy your day and craft happy. Ann