How to make a doll

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Have you wanted to make a doll for a long time, but didn't know how? I think I can help you. All you need is basic sewing skills, my PDF tutorial and video. Even if you are new to doll making, you should be able to master it by following my instructions. ... The doll is about 20 cm tall. Textbook in English and Russian! The tutorial consists of -34 pages -98 photos with explanations -instruction - 6 video files that you immediately download from the link that is in the instructions (if you…

Make your own unique doll with our easy-to-follow guideWho doesn't love dolls? They're fun to play with and they come in a million different varieties. If you want to have your own personal doll, why not make one yourself out of clay? This...

In honor of World Doll Day, today's craft is making your won doll. 6" tall Sari is now retired, but you can make one for your 18" Kirsten. *Review Video* I prefer to use muslin or cotton fabric, not socks. I have made many dolls myself, these are fun to make!

Everything you need to assemble your very own customized ball-jointed doll Ball jointed dolls are fully-articulated dolls made from urethane resin. The original dolls were made by Volks in Japan, but other companies in China and South...

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.

Learn how to make a round 3d doll head to create your own handmade dolls. Learn step by step from an experienced doll artist.

I have been sculpting dolls with air-dry clay for years now. It is my favorite medium to sculpt fine details and create intricate characters. But I know some people have reservations about air-dry clay. Will it be strong enough? Can I resume sculpting after my sculpture has dried? There are so many