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I used the Madilyn pattern, and altered it a bit.
Kristine


Hi, I wanted to share what I use the eyes for. I make stuffed monsters from recycled jeans and fabric.
Thanks again
-Bret


Night light doll made by Victoria Lane of Eggbags.com using our Ruby Platinum Mohair for her beautiful hair.


I used the Tibetan Lamb's wool I purchased from you . I love how it came out...it was easy to work with. BTW thank you for the Doll Hair Tips and Tricks.

Leslie Carman


Hi!! I just wanted to show you what I made with the material I ordered from your store. The little tots are kid-sized versions of SG-1 (TV show) characters Daniel Jackson and Jack O'Neill. (I draw cartoons of them on a fan forum, and decided to try to make dolls for the heck of it) The material worked GREAT, and I had a blast making my very first dolls! I sort of had a doll pattern, but had to make up the rest, because of the show's costumes. I really haven't sewn much, so I was happy they turned out!!! Hopefully, I can encourage people to take a chance, and have some fun!! I have NO sewing skills, only a desire to have fun. I couldn't read a pattern instruction to save my life. I didn't let that stop me, and made up things as I went Thank you again for offering just what I needed. I will shop with you again and recommend your store to friends!
Pat Scott
Tucson, AZ (a.k.a. Kat Xander)

SCANDANAVIAN GNOME ELVES using our Tibetan Wool

Fran, I just wanted to tell you that I went out to my mailbox today and was pleased to find my package of wooly beards. I LOVED THE QUALITY of the Tibetan wool. It is sooo nice! Kind of you to send the pattern for the doll as well. I am very excited to get started on my projects as I think the wool will produce extra special Swedish Tomtes. I will send you pictures and be sure to check my website http://kimfelsen.etsy.com  in a few days or so! Thanks! I will be ordering again! AWESOME SERVICE AND QUALITY!
KIM FELSEN

These were the dolls I did for my family reunion this year. I used Shelley Hawkey's Conchita pattern, they were used to decorate the tables at "It's A Family Affair." It was quite an adventure for me....smile.... I actually started that project on the end of February this year  and did some historical and ethnic researching it took some time.  Dollmaking helps me to alleviate the stress and  is so calming and therapeutic. The profile technique is something I have never done before.  Two dolls of each ethnic group represented the ethnic groups that brought our family to be what it is today, French, Irish, Biloxi Indian, Mexican, and African;  and the event turned out great....smile.
Doris
Hi Fran,

Just wanted to thank you - I love all the fabric in the stash and the dental instruments came through just fine. Got everything today which is pretty quick! My husband is American and he has confiscated the American flag fabric! This is my latest:
Here is Mrs Apple, one of the mice characters from Brambly Hedge by Jill Barklem, and this is from the Brambly Hedge Pattern Book:


Here is one of the patterns I bought from you (with some modification). He is Doc from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs... but I've turned him into an indoor gnome!







 


Doll Vacuum Cover made by Annette Johnson
of Sarasota, FL
using this pattern by Carmen Bigelow: Click Here
 


This is a pirate doll I made for my son for Christmas.  She is from a pattern by Mary Tressler but it is paperclay. The hair is Tibetan lambs wool that I got from you that was white for Santa's, but I dyed it dark brown for the pirate girl.  She has lots of hair. 

Submitted by Delores Straight
 


 Hello, I bought some raw wool a while back (I should be ordering more soon), and I finally got the chance to use it. It's just so wonderful, I think it's what makes the dolls special. Here are a couple of pictures of my dolls and your wool. Thanks for the wonderful quality. Have a Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year
Karina - Tangled-Threads
 

 


Little Lulu Doll made by Jean Nicholson of West Virginia

Vintage Little Lulu Pattern
Click Here to see pattern

"Tubby" Doll who is Little Lulu's Friend, also by Jean Nicholson
 
Note:
If anyone has this pattern for Tubby, please contact us at contact@clothdollsupply.com

 


BEarWILDERED BEARS by Merilyn


I just finished a life-sized set of dolls for the fabric store I work at. My boss really loves them and has put them into a Halloween display.
I had to make this pattern on my own. I even had to research how tall a 5 year old is! I had three boys and couldn't remember. Both dolls are 43 inches tall and take a children's size 5 in clothing. The only trouble is, now I need more stuffing! Gosh, kids eat a lot! Tee hee
Edath Feston

Santa's made by Artist Katie Hanley Storer


Betty Boop Doll made by Doll Maker Velma Wasserman's
Click Here to view pattern!
 


 Here's a doll from the pattern "vintage Annie" bought from your store
 
and the other is a doll made from a book by Patty Medaris Culea.
I will come back soon to buy more hair!
 Rossella (Italy)


Patterns by Sweet meadow Farms
Dolls & Cats made by Doll Maker Rossella Doveri from Italy
 


I thought you might want to see a picture of the dolls, quilts & boxes I made for my 2 year old neices. 

Christine Sizemore

Enclosed is a pic of the doll without clothes & also one in her Seminole Indian outfit.


 

 Hi
I just finished this yesterday. One of the best value patterns I have bought. I learn a lot of tips from it. Now its not easy BUT that is what I wanted. I hope she makes more for the advanced sewer. I had not heard of her until I seen her patterns on your site. Some patterns are just not worth the money you buy one and then after that they are all the same just a different take on the one thing. This annoys me. The witches dress I use 100% Irish linen that I have a good bit off. Its a loose weave and just worked so well. I also use your gift of the rusty pins. I didn't make bloomers for her. I love her bare legs and knees showing (No modesty) !!! If you have not used this pattern do take a look at it. Thanks again for having a wonderful site.
I keep checking to see if there are any new patterns.
Rosemary


"Sleeping Witch On Crow"  Pattern by  Heidi Gianino of Crabby Gabby

 


Flying Santa and Lil Annie
Pattern includes 23" Flying Santa, 8" Annie, Flag, quilted bag, two sizes of candy canes, two sizes of stars ,Pattern by Sierra Mountain Prims. http://clothdollsupply.com/primitivepatterns2.html#christmas
 

 The flying Santa I gave him a Star and didn't give him the little Annie. I did make her but found she looked too big on him.  His bag looks better than in the pic. One thing I found with Mica flakes was that I put some in a food blender and made them finer. I like the effect better.
So that has been keeping me busy LOL
Rosemary
 

The Snowman was done in  WARM&Natural. I used the glass glitter on his star. He was easy to make but a lot of stuffing!!

 "FOLLOW THE STAR" Pattern by Maureen Mills
 

I came up with this doll entirely on my own.  She's about 16" tall including her hat.
Edath Feston

Thought you might enjoy seeing some of the places my dolls go to. I send them to Logoi.org Ministries where they get packaged into Pastor's Care Packages for countries in South America. I work everyday on them.


 My friend Carolyn (she has been a friend since we were little girls)  is in the blue t-shirt wearing antlers.  The others are Logoi  Ministries office workers from various countries


Made by Delores Straight
This is from Gini Simpson's pattern, Kits and Kat. Her patterns are so easy and fun. I love them. This is from "Santa Claws", also a Gini Simpson's pattern made using our Santa Curls!

 

 

Cuddly Big Doll 
 

 I finally finished my modern version of the Big Doll McCall's 903.  This is for my 4 year old grand daughter's birthday in April.  I have named her Aimee which is French for "friend".  Her jacket, skirt and pants are a denim with embroidered roses. Her jacket is not double breasted as I am trying to make her clothes a bit more of today's styles. Her pj's are Miss Kitty flannel with a Miss Kitty face button. Her shoes are white oil cloth Mary Jane's with real baby sox and all closures are Velcro and elastic waists for pants and skirt.  Here are her pix and one of "Jill", the doll my mom made for me in 1943.  Jill is Aimee's grandmother. :-D
Submitted by Judi Fibush



Dolls made by Denise Dowell
 

 


I have the book, "Cloth Dolls" by Brenda Brightmore.  I followed her pattern for the dolls and I have to say they turn out so wonderful and they're very simple to make.  I use fake fur for the hair but I have also used yarn in one case.
Edath Feston
 Woodland, WA

Brenda Brightmore offers this fabulous collection of patterns for a range of dolls, from flapper dolls with attitude, to modest ladies, to cute babies and children. Click Here to see Books

 

 


Just wanted to show you my latest dolls made from your fine fabric. All but two of these dolls are already sold!
 Jane Gardina
 



Santa  made by Doll Artist  Delores Straight  using  the Tibetan Lamb's wool.
His head is polymer clay. I thought the wool showed up well on the red Santa suit.
Tibetan Wool sold here: Doll Hair Page 3
 

"Willow" Witch doll by Tinker of Tinker's Witch  Crafts.
You can visit Tinker's  website here:
www.tinkerswitchcrafts.com


I make up a birth certificate for each one.  I give them a birth name, however make out the certificate so that the adoptive parent can write their own name for their doll. The last thing I do to the doll is make a belly button.  When I cut the umbilical cord, I note the time and that is the time of birth of the doll. I sign each doll on it's butt, with date and time of birth.
Dolls made by Jane Gardina
 


by  Twilla of SWEET SPIRITS
Witch's hair  done using synthetic braids
Click Here to buy Doll Hair

 

 


 By Jo Ellen Dismukes
 Pattern is  MPP-BC8  Pumpkin Toilet Paper Cover
 



Received my patterns today. Thanks, they are great. Thought you may like to see my version of the Faith doll.
Christine Walsh
Nova Scotia , Canada

"Faith" Pattern by Gini Simpson
 

 


Andrianna riding her dragon "Flame"
by Doll Artist Laura Lunsford of Monte Vista, Co.

Santa Dolls by Valerie West
Contact her to purchase newvwest@msn.com


Thought you might like to see what I did to Jan's pattern - Crazy Kate.
I named her Crazy Cora
Jo of Lacey Jane Primitives
 

Dee Pebblestone sells her One of a kind Dolls on e-bay:
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpebblestone_creekQQhtZ-1
This doll was made using the 100% Human Hair weft sold here:
Doll Hair Page 6
 
 

NORTHERN FLIGHT Pattern by Rebekah Halloway
 made by Doll Artist Sue Sebald

 

"PRIMITIVE PILGRIMS" Pattern by Maureen Mills
made by Doll Artist Sue Sebald

 



Dolls made by Nora Prouse
 


Dolls made by Barbara Callan
 


Doll made by  Janine May.
She  used the "Be Mine Raggedy Angel"  Pattern seen here: Leah Smith
 


Doll made by Artist  Priscilla Jarmon using this wool - Click Here



Doll made by Artist Janena Bartram of ANTIQUEANNIES
using the 5-6  inches wavy raw wool.  Click Here


 
Santa's by Joan Brochu



"Bessi" -  Doll  made by Juline Danse
 

 


Doll made by
Darlene Strick
 

 



Dolls made by Theresa Barela-Mitchell for her grand children




 The Vulcan Mascot made by Commercial Costumes using craft velour fabric.

This fellow is "Kouga," and he's Prince of the Western wolf demons.  (Not as glamorous as it sounds ...) This project gave me a chance to work with leather and fake fur on the costume.  No critters were hurt during the construction of this doll, except for the artist's poked fingers!

 

More pictures of "in progress stages" of yet another life-sized doll by Trish Pellerito
 

Marie Antoinette doll  made by modifying Mimi's "Victoria Rose"
(With apologies to Mimi)
Patty Deneen,  Connecticut
 


Dolls made by Artist Lucy Landry using Eyelash Yarn
 

 Doll made by Angie Miller using a pattern by Elinor P. Bailey
 


Santa's By Artist Conni Jenkins

   

Mixed Gray Wool                   White Long Curls                 White Silky Curls
Click Here to Buy Doll Hair
 

Prairie Doll made by Christi Roblyer  of
Ocoee Primitives using the sable spun wool doll hair.


Baby Tasha by Sue Sizemore
 Using Craft Velour in the color Doll Face Pink. Face is needle sculpted and hand colored.

Peace Witch

Sea Witch
Made by Witch "Craft" Artist , Tinker Meritai,
using our wool for doll hair. Check out her awesome shawl, made of cheesecloth! (We sell that too)


Doll made by Sue Sizemore using the fabric Dark Tea Dye.


This is Marina, made by Sue Sizemore. She is made from the Camel Craft Velour. Her hair is  Light Brown Dreads and  can be purchased from our Doll Hair section  under synthetic hair.


February's Free Pattern of the month - Rosa & Mary Jane.
This doll was made by Gale Lyons.

Our Colonial Doll and Flapper Doll pattern used to make these 
OUTSTANDING Boudoir Dolls by Canadian Doll Artist Charie Wilson


An original boudoir doll done by  Canadian Doll Artist Charie Wilson
Doll made by Trish Pellerito


"Sessho-maru" from the anime series "Iny-Yasha.

The kimono and obi are hand painted with  the camellia  pattern typical of some noble families in the late Sengoko-Jida period of feudal Japan (circa 1500-1560)  



This doll/softscuplture is based on a popular Japanese anime character named Inu-Yasha.  He's a lovable juvenile delinquent who is half-human, half-demon.  (See tips from this doll maker in our Tips & Techniques page)


This fellow is "Kouga," and he's Prince of the Western wolf demons.  (Not as glamorous as it sounds ...) This project gave me a chance to work with leather and fake fur on the costume.  No critters were hurt during the
construction of this doll, except for the artist's poked fingers!


Monique, Doll made by Artist Barbara Brown.
The doll is  a pattern by elinor peace bailey.


Doll made by Hyun-mee Kwon
using our Spun Wool Doll hair.
Dolls made by
Nancy J. Clark  of Wyoming


Santa made by  Mary Cadwell using our mohair.


"Red Hat Doll" made by Gloria Perry


Edith Flack Ackely Doll House dolls  
made by Mary Jean Factor
Boudoir Doll  made By artist  Bettsi McComb of Tender Arts and enjoyed by "Bob" the cat.

Customers dolls: From the  book "Dolls to Make For Fun and Profit"  by Edith Flack Ackley, these  dolls were made by artist  Bettsi McComb of Tender Arts.


Dolls made by Gloria Perry


Pears By Sara
made from the Pattern by Melannee Herrara


Doll made by Jo Ann Baxter
using the Spun Wool for doll hair.



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