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Making Waldorf Dolls
(formerly 'Kinder
Dolls')
Maricristin Sealey
"It is a beautiful thing," says Maricristin Sealey,
"to craft a doll with your own hands, sew it together with
love, then make a gift of it to your child with the words, 'I
made this for you!'"
This comprehensive, well illustrated book will give even the
most nervous beginner the confidence to produce a unique, handcrafted
toy from natural materials. Once you have mastered the basic
baby dolls, you can progress to a more ambitious limbed or jointed
doll.
Here are;
- ten designs including soft, baggy, pouch, angel, sack and
limbed dolls;
- instructions for knitted, sewn and embroidered hairstyles,
lots of patterns for dolls' clothes and accessories;
- help with tools, techniques and materials;
- ideas for recycling clothing for dollmaking and where to
get materials.
This new edition is published with a completely revised resource
list.
Maricristin Sealey is a professional doll maker, who has
many years' experience of teaching people how to make dolls.
Her dolls draw on a rich variety of European traditions.
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160pp; 246 x 189mm;
1 903458 58 7;
paperback; £14.99 |
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'A comprehensive guide
to doll-making. The best instructions for doing hair styles that
I have seen.'
Judy Quick, Handwork Teacher
'Maricristin's book is a fine source for the beginner doll
maker. It is a valuable primer, full of practical tips, simple
designs and clear, easy to follow instructions.'
Sara McDonald, Magic Cabin Dolls |