Topsy turvy doll pattern

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FH-110E Topsy Turvy Doll E-pattern Cute Bunny and Chick doll. Total Length 15 1/2" Long. Bodies made of cotton fabric. Eyes are needle sculpted. Rabbit nose is embroidered, beak is painted. Aprons are adorned with buttons. Easy to make. Great craft fair item. PDF download comes with easy to follow instructions, doll bodies and clothing patterns. A complete suggested materials list is also included. Copyright restrictions: No commercial use. May not be copied, reproduced or mass manufactured…

Let me start by saying that I'm not a big toy knitter. I don't dislike it, but I don't necessarily love it either. Most toys tend to be too fiddly for me with all sorts of finishing and little bits and pieces. However, I do love that knitted toys get all the oooooohings and ahhhhhhings! I'm not sure what it is, but my non-knitting friends are always shocked at how I can manage to knit a toy - they could care less about the intricate lace work I just completed on my latest shawl. It must be…

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There are some days when you feel like this Cinderella, And some days when you feel like a princess But there are some days when you feel like both! This "topsy-turvy" doll was commissioned by a friend. She is made from linen and cotton. Her "rags" side dress is from a lovely homespun linen and her gown side a wonderful vintage damask. I made her hair from a soft felted cashmere sweater. It was sewn on and needlefelted for detail. Her crown was fashioned from vintage rick-rack woven with…

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May 9, 2023—While sorting through a box of cloth dolls inherited from my mother-in-law, I noticed one that was double-ended. One end of the doll […] The post What We Can Learn by Preserving Topsy-Turvy Dolls appeared first on WorthPoint.