DD has wanted a “real doll” for a while now, one that is big, with “real” hands (ie defined fingers rather than mitten-like pseudo-hands) and a real girl shape.
This is what lies beneath (my desk):
with an idea towards becoming this:
Today’s someplace-else is the doll-making site that I love best. Runo Dollmaker has great patterns, great tips of making anime dolls and indeed cloth dolls of all kinds, and I really, really love her site. Check it out.
Click the title under the image to automatically download a PDF. For personal use only, but if you want to use something as a class, let me know and credit me - if you make one, please share it with me - I'd love to see it.
3 inch Scallop Punch mini Mini
This PDF has the best spine construction. It is also great for very long names.
Traditional Word book from Cardstock
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| 3D birdcage | Concertina Mini |
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| Sideways PBB | Angled Pocket PBB |
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| C5 Envelope Mini | Another C5 mini |
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| 8.5x11 Album | Z-fold Mini |
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| Vintage Minibook | Calendar |
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| Coin Envelope Mini | Folding Flower Book |
What a lovely idea. She looks fantastic and I’m sure if your version is anything like the other ones you have made then your daughter will be over the moon. I really must have a look at the site you mentioned.
I’ve just discovered Tilda by Tone Finninger. Looking forward to putting one together soon.