Doll Break
#22
Originally Posted by Katia
She is fabulous ! I love making dolls. there is something about watching the expression come out. You can make five of the same doll and they will all have different expressions. Great job.
#24
Originally Posted by SandyinZ4
She is beautiful and I love, love lover her hair! What an artist you are.
I then sew the swatch across her forehead and across the back of her head. I then grap the front end that is left over and the back end and sew those two together and then tack those where they lay. This gives her a real full head of hair and it's so easy. Some eyelash yarn is fatter than others, this one was.
Eyelash yarn can be expensive like almost 4.00 for a small skein....I found a bunch at big lot for 1.00 and my friends pick it up for me at 1.00 wherever they find it.
#25
Originally Posted by Quiltbeagle
How cute is she! You did a really, really, great job and I just love all the details. You gave her face so much expression! Aren't Jill Maas patterns fun?
I just followed her directions and didn't change a thing.
#27
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 3,812
She is adorable! Thanks for saying you used your ruffler and hemmer on your featherweight. So far I have never thought to get out the extra feet and use them on my featherweight-guess I just need to spend time some day and try them out. Keep sharing your dolls, turkeys, etc.
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