topsy, turvey doll I made for DGGD
10-08-2010, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by barbsbus
I just winged it. Years ago I made some from patterns so knew the general idea. I fashioned the heads from panty hose and soft sculptered the faces, the bodies and hands are muslin.
The little girl side is shorter than the grandma side.
The little girl side is shorter than the grandma side.
10-08-2010, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by cynde
Originally Posted by barbsbus
I just winged it. Years ago I made some from patterns so knew the general idea. I fashioned the heads from panty hose and soft sculptered the faces, the bodies and hands are muslin.
The little girl side is shorter than the grandma side.
The little girl side is shorter than the grandma side.
I just used some poly-fil stuffing that I got at JoAnns.
10-08-2010, 05:40 PM
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Your topsy, turvy doll is very cute.
My Mom would never let me have one. She thought they were ugly. I can make my own now that that I'm the grown up. I'm also going to make a sock monkey. She wouldn't let me have one of them either. She thought the sock monkeys were ugly.
:cry:
My Mom would never let me have one. She thought they were ugly. I can make my own now that that I'm the grown up. I'm also going to make a sock monkey. She wouldn't let me have one of them either. She thought the sock monkeys were ugly.
:cry:
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