Hello!
Well, okay... that's all the lyrics... let's start sewing! (I hope you stocked up on tea)
We will need:
1. Fabric for the face (tinted calico, cotton or flesh-colored linen) I use tinted calico;
2. Fabric for the body and ears: fleece and cotton in two or three colors. (the main thing is that the fabrics are compatible in color);
3. Any filler (sintepon, padding polyester, holofiber) I use holofiber for fleece parts, and synthetic padding for cotton parts, I’ll explain why as I work;
4. Acrylic paints or threads (floss, iris, etc.) for the face;
5. Pastel pencils or regular shadows for blush on the cheeks;
6. Accessories, ribbons, strings, beads, etc., in general, the most pleasant trifles, to decorate and complete the doll’s image;
7. Sewing supplies: tracing paper, thread, needles, tailor's marker or chalk, tape measure, scissors.
Let's start with the pattern. It can be printed on an A4 sheet, but I always transfer patterns directly from the monitor screen to tracing paper, having previously enlarged it in any program.
And so, let's start sewing. Let's start with your head. We place the head pattern on the fleece and cut out a square or circle (whichever is more convenient for you) with allowances of 3-3.5 cm.
Then, set aside one layer of fleece, and cut out the central circle on the second (this is the place for the doll’s face).
Then sew the folded edge with a blind stitch. This is what we get from the front side.
We apply the resulting circle to the wrong side of the fleece we prepared earlier.
We pin, baste and sew. Here's what it will look like in the end.
Next, we take the square we set aside earlier (or a circle, ... from whom, how), and fold both parts with the right sides inward. Attach a head pattern and trace it with a marker or chalk outer circle and give a line, not forgetting about the hole for turning the part inside out and further stuffing.
Cut out the resulting circle with an allowance of 0.4-0.5 cm.
Turn it inside out and stuff the head. I stuff the head and other cotton parts with synthetic down so that there are no unevenness, because... it fits more tightly, and I stuff the fleece parts with holofiber.
We sew up the hole through which the part was stuffed with a hidden seam. I will have ears in place of this seam, or you can make a hole at the bottom and then the seam will be in the place of our doll’s neck.
Next, use a soft pencil to draw the baby’s face. I draw a face for my dolls at this stage, someone does this at the end of all the work on the toy, but it’s more pleasant for me to sew a doll when I see her face!
Then we draw the face with paints. We will tint at the end so that the blush does not fade))
This is the green eye I got...
We turn it inside out, stuff it and sew up the hole through which we stuffed it with a blind stitch.
Sew with a hidden seam.
Now, we will sew paws for our bunny girl. To do this, we trace the pattern of the foot on the cotton, give a line, leaving holes.
We cut with an allowance of 0.4-0.3 cm, depending on the flowability of the fabric. We make notches along the perimeter of the parts. This is necessary so that the turned parts do not have creases anywhere.
Now, let's fill our paws.
Next, we will sew the paws to our bunny. There are a lot of options for sewing on paws. I wrote about button fastening in my first MKs. This doll will have an internal thread fastening. To sew on the paws, I use a strong thread, such as “Iris”, in two layers. First, attach the paws to the toy and secure them with pins.
When the desired level has been found, carefully pull the needles out of the paws and, in the places where the needles are pierced, mark with a marker the points through which we will sew the paws (2 points on the inner sides of the paws and 2 on the body, and if you make a button fastening, then the marks will also be on the outer sides). Everything should be clearer in the photo.
We tighten the paws with the required force, tie knots and take the threads to the area of the future tail. There we tie knots again, for greater reliability, and cut off the rest of the thread.
These are the paws we got.
Let's start with the ears. The inner side of the ears will be made of cotton, and the outer side will be made of fleece. We trace the pattern and sew the parts together.
We cut out the resulting ears and make notches. Here..., she pokes her nose everywhere..., well, of course, her ears...
Now, turn the ears inside out, bend the bottom and sew it up with a hidden seam. After that, fold the eyelet in half and tighten it, as shown in the photo.
Well... let's try it on!!! We attach the ears as you like, secure them with safety pins and sew them on with a hidden stitch. Look how cute we are already!
Let's move on to the tail. We outline the face pattern. Yes, yes, I was not mistaken!
On the wrong side, at a distance of 0.5 cm from the edge, we gather and bring the thread to the front side.
We tighten it. This is what happens.
Now, we attach the face and tail to the bunny, fix it with needles and sew it with a hidden seam.
Well... now you can get some blush on your cheeks! I tint the dolls with oil pastel pencils (you can get by with blush if you don’t have pastels).
Congratulations! Our babies are ready! Now the best part remains... the details!
My Melissa is just a baby, so she has a bow and a pacifier. And also, magical drops of dew settled on her, which fell on her when she walked in the garden in the morning!
Melissa was 19 cm tall. Your dolls may be different sizes, it depends on the scale of the pattern. I would also like to say that depending on what kind of face the bunny has (and it can be embroidered and with dotted eyes), the bunny can become a wonderful friend for your baby, the size of the doll is too “squeezeable”.
I will be glad if you like MK and want to create a small miracle!!!
If you have any questions, ask!
Thank you!
Sincerely, Lena Talan.
Today designer toys self made are gaining more and more popularity: they can be given to friends and children, used as interior decorations, and theatrical dolls will help distract even the most capricious child. Puppetry professionals can independently invent and draw diagrams of various characters, and for beginners we will provide the simplest master class of such products.
We sew a doll with our own hands: patterns
Let's make a simple designer doll, the cutting and sewing process of which will be understandable even to an inexperienced dollmaker. To do this, you should print out on a large sheet of paper, for example A3, the diagram shown in the following photo:
- head - 2 pieces;
- hands - 4 pcs.;
- body - 2 pcs.
Stepping back one centimeter from the lines, cut out the fabric blanks.
Note! If you plan to sew an interior doll, then the fabric can be any, but dense. For children's toys, it is better to take natural dense materials: linen, cotton, etc.
We sew a doll with our own hands: step-by-step instructions
- Sew by machine or by hand with small stitches two halves of each part (head, body and arms), leaving unsewn the small area marked in the previous figure. gray. You will need it to turn the part right side out.
- The handles need to be sewn together completely, and small holes should be cut on the sides (marked in gray, needed for the same purposes).
- Turn the blanks out through these holes and fill them tightly with cotton wool, holofiber or other suitable material.
- Sew up the holes and sew the head and arms to the body.
The base of the textile doll is ready, now you need to paint her face. Acrylic paints, felt-tip pens, and markers are suitable for this. But if such a toy is supposed to be washed in the future, then the eyes, nose and mouth can be made from beads, buttons, or simply stitched with colored thread, as in the photo.
To make hair for a doll, you can take identical pieces of yarn and tie them in the middle, glue or sew them to the doll's head.
All that remains is to choose clothes. To do this, you can use any pattern of dresses, skirts, jackets and other clothes. Let's suggest one of them:
Do-it-yourself doll: patterns
There are many ways to make a doll for a home theater, but we will look at the simplest one. To do this you will need a household cloth glove. big size. The character's handles will be controlled by the thumb and middle finger, and at the end you will need to attach the character's head to the index finger. The ring and little fingers need to be turned inside the glove and carefully sewn up so that they do not interfere with the process.
Now you need to sew the head of the acting person. To do this, you can take any schematic illustration from the Internet, both dolls and animals, fairy-tale characters, etc. will do. The head is sewn according to the same principle as described in the first part of the article. We show the pattern of the doll's head:
You can sew both the head and the body yourself. We offer a sewing pattern for Parsley:
Textile jointed doll: pattern
This is the name for characters who, due to the special connection of their limbs, can take a variety of poses. Of course, making such a toy is more difficult, but the result of such work exceeds all expectations.
This doll is created identically to the first option described, but special patterns are needed to sew it. Let's give one of them:
Having cut it out, stuffed it with padding polyester and put all the components together, you can start decorating the rag girl: paint her face, do her hair, sew clothes. A handmade textile articulated toy can become a wonderful interior addition or your daughter’s favorite friend.
A doll can become not only a decoration for your home, but also a favorite toy for your child. This article tells the secrets of sewing this product and offers patterns.
For a long time there was a doll not only a toy, but also a talisman for a child. The doll was not brought from the store, but did it yourself. It was believed that a thing made with one’s own hands was charmed to achieve a certain result: to make a person happy, healthy, to help him find his way in life or love.
What dolls - protectors of children, has long been forgotten and lost its meaning. Modern toys are made from different materials : plastic, wood, textiles, porcelain. Appearance modern dolls are sometimes not only surprising, but even shocking: monster dolls, Barbie dolls, Winx dolls and even zombie dolls.
For those who wish please the child at any age, instilling in him a love of toys, a love of beauty and giving him a “faithful companion” throughout his childhood will come in handy patterns and tips for creating a textile doll yourself.
It may be absolutely useful for your work. any textile material from what is available at home or purchased in a store: linen, cotton, synthetics, felt, lace and ribbons for decoration. The doll's hair is made from wool threads, and buttons and embroidery can be used to create facial features.
In this craft you can express all your creativity. You can make a doll realistic or create a famous one fairy tale character. Previously it was believed that the doll (in order to become a protector) should resemble your child's features: the same eye color, hair color, favorite clothes, smile, and so on.
IMPORTANT: Simple and clear pattern will help you plan your work correctly so that you get a neat product.
Patterns for a homemade textile doll, step-by-step creation
Finished products, textile dolls:
Unusual doll "nanny" 
Realistic gardener doll 
Little teen doll 
Fleece dolls 
Textile fairy dolls 
DIY doll 
Motanka doll - a talisman for a child 
Popular Rag Doll 
Boy doll 
Textile doll in lace dress
Fidelina doll 
Waldorf doll Video: “Master class “Sew a textile doll” review”
How to sew a beautiful fabric doll: instructions for beginners
Recently, they have become increasingly popular dolls made from combined materials. To create faces and limbs, modern needlewomen began to use flesh-colored nylon. This material easily fits the base, the doll acquires the “right” color, and with the help of sewing secrets it can be give the required shape(even make facial features).
On the other hand, if you are not very experienced in this craft, you can use a simple pattern and create detailed features using acrylic paints(dries quickly, resistant to water). You can sew doll patterns using sewing machine - it's fast and high quality. If you don’t have one (or simply don’t know how to use it) all work can be done manually.
Pattern for a textile doll:
Simple pattern
Step by step work. First stage:
- Print the pattern on a printer or accurately draw the shapes.
- Cut the pattern out of paper and attach it to the fabric
- Choose a fabric that is nude and beige colour to make your doll look natural and aesthetically pleasing.
- Attach the patterns to the fabric, secure them, trace them with a pencil and cut out the shapes, leaving some extra space around the edges.
Cutting paper patterns 
Cutting patterns from fabric Step by step work. Second phase:
- Place the cut fabric patterns together
- Each pattern should be stitched, leaving one side untouched (for filling the doll).
- To turn out the arms and legs that are too thin, as well as stuff them, use a pencil.
- All parts are turned right side out
- All parts must be ironed
Sewing fabric patterns 
Turning right side out 
Ironing parts Step by step work. Third stage:
- You need to stuff the doll from the head
- You can stuff the doll with padding polyester, cotton wool and scraps of fabric.
- We stuff the head very tightly and sew it together with thread.
- Place the body pattern on your head and pull it down.
- We sew the body to the head from the wrong side and only then stuff it.
- After this, the arms and legs are stuffed and carefully sewn to the body.
- The doll's face is signed acrylic paints. You can sew or glue blanks from the store: eyes and sponges.
- Knitting threads are folded into bundles and sewn to the head.
- From the remnants of multi-colored fabric, sew a dress or any other clothes for the doll, decorate decorative elements: lace, ribbons, beads.
Step by step creation dolls How to sew a face on a doll?
The easiest way to “make” a doll a face is paint it with acrylic paints. As already mentioned, they are resistant to water and moisture, dry quickly, leave a rubberized film on the fabric surface, and have a large number of color solutions and a pleasure to work with.
Painting a doll's face with acrylic paints:
Doll facial features painted with acrylic paints 
Drawing a doll's face with a marker and acrylic paints Another way to create facial features is by using a needle and thread. To do this you first need decide on the contents of the doll: cotton wool, holofiber, padding polyester.
The doll's head is made of white fabric, the pattern is printed. The head is once again covered with flesh-colored nylon. By compressing the folds, the needle is threaded through the material, the thread is pulled together and secured.
How to make a doll's face step by step:
How to make a face for a doll? 
Painstaking and detailed work to create the doll's facial features Video: “Face tightening and creating a doll’s facial expressions”
How to sew a soft toy doll: pattern, photo
A doll made for a child with his own hands from textiles may well become his favorite soft toy, which he will take with him to sleep, on trips, kindergarten, for a walk. A child will like a doll when it conveys some pleasant emotions or evokes associations.
For example, you can dress a doll in a dress made from your personal wardrobe item: a robe, an old dress, a blouse. Another option is to sew dresses from the same fabric for the child and the doll.
IMPORTANT: Find out in advance what kind of dolls your baby likes: tall, small, with long legs or dolls, fairies, sorceresses, angels, and only then start looking for a suitable pattern.
Pattern soft toy: angel doll 
Ready product: angel doll How to sew a textile toy doll: pattern
Any needlewoman can sew a textile doll. To do this, it is absolutely not necessary to buy a large amount of materials. You can use those you have at home. Get neat and beautiful product only possible with the help of a pattern like this.
Patterns for textile dolls:
Pattern for a textile doll, option No. 1 
Pattern for a textile doll, option No. 2 
Pattern for a textile doll, option No. 3 How to sew a Russian folk doll: pattern
Folk dolls are very simple to make. They have very simple patterns, but quite complex detailed costumes. You will need to pay attention to every little detail: braids with ribbons, scarves, ruffles on skirts, lace, buttons and bows on suits.
IMPORTANT: If you have the opportunity, choose materials for sewing clothes for dolls that are as similar as possible to folk costumes: floral and plant prints, Khokhloma, polka dots.
Patterns for sewing folk dolls:
A simple pattern for sewing a folk doll No. 1 
A simple pattern for sewing a folk doll No. 2 
Motanka doll, patterns Finished goods, folk dolls:
Proskovya doll 
Simple folk dolls without a painted face 
Motanka doll How to sew a large life-size puppet: pattern
A large life-size puppet is usually used for performances for children. The doll's limbs can be attached to the arms and legs of a person, as a result of which the doll literally “comes to life.”
You can sew a life-size puppet according to patterns of a regular toy, but increased several times. You can give the doll any appearance and features of a fairy-tale character. Such a doll must have tightly packed head and torso, and the arms and legs should be thin and light enough to be easy to move.
Large life-size puppet Video: “How to make a life-size puppet with a human face?”
How to sew a Snow Maiden doll: pattern
The Snow Maiden doll will become your favorite toy in new year holidays. It will evoke pleasant associations in the child and will be able to decorate the house. You can also put the Snow Maiden under the Christmas tree. Snow Maiden doll with kokoshnik Tilda doll in a romantic image
Tilda doll blonde and Tilda doll brunette
Video: “Sewing a Tilda doll”
Today I will tell you and show you how to sew an interior doll. I know that there are a lot of master classes on such dolls. But each master has his own techniques and his own tailoring features.
In this master class, I tried to explain in great detail how I do this. I think that this material is suitable even for beginners without experience. So let's get started. 
What we need:
Sewing machine.
Knitwear for the body, non-woven fabric, cotton, knitwear for clothing.
Boots for a doll, a hat for a doll, hair tresses.
White and beige threads, needles.
Filling: padding polyester and padding polyester. You can only use padding polyester if you can’t find padding polyester.
Large (long) needle for sewing arms and legs.
The glue is transparent.
Invisible needles or safety pins.
Scissors.
So, the first and most important thing is the pattern.
Here she is.
To sew the body you will need knitwear. You can buy knitwear that has almost no stretch. Most often it is found under the name “White Angel”. For my work I use the simplest knitwear from a fabric store. To prevent it from stretching too much, I glue it with non-woven fabric. I glue the fabric from the inside out, except for the place where the head will be. I fold and pin facing each other, outline the pattern, stitch, cut and turn. The parts are not completely stitched together. There are still places for turning and a place where the ball for the head is inserted. The next picture shows that where there are gaps, we do not sew the fabric.
This is what ends up happening.
A very important point! We cut out the body parts using zigzag scissors. If you don’t have these, then cut them out using regular ones and be sure to make small notches in the folds, for example on the neck. We just take this cut edge and carefully, not reaching the seam a couple of millimeters, trim it.
After we have stitched all the details, we need to finalize the legs. We take the leg, fold it in the area of the foot, as in the photo (seam to seam) and draw a rounded line.
Sew along this line. Cut it out. This is what we should get.
We turn the parts inside out using a wooden stick.
Let's get to the head. We will need a foam ball 8 mm in diameter. We cut out a circle from padding polyester, such that it completely covers the ball when wrapped.
We wrap the ball and insert it into the head through the space that is not sewn up at the top.
My dolls with a nose. If you don’t want to make a nose for your doll, then you can skip the next step. For the spout we will need a safety pin with a bead at the end, a piece of padding polyester, thread and glue. So, let's take a pin. Apply glue to the tip of the plastic bead. Wrap it with a strip of padding polyester. Then we fold this roll on the bead in half. We tie a thread around the base of this ball. This is what it looks like:
The necessary strip of padding polyester.
A roll wrapped around a bobby pin.
We folded this roll in half and wrapped it with thread at the base.
We mark on the face with an invisible pencil where our nose will be.
Carefully move the fabric aside and, at the place where the needle enters the ball, insert our nose and remove the invisible one.
Sew up the head.
Now the most crucial and difficult moment is the neck. For the neck you will need a wooden stick. I use Chinese chopsticks. I cut them and sharpen the end. You can use wooden skewers, but they are more brittle. I had a situation where such a skewer broke when I inserted it into the ball. You will also need a strip of padding polyester and glue.
We cut out a strip of padding polyester in a width equal to the length of the stick to the point, and the length is such that when rolled into a roll it will cover the neck approximately.
Lubricate the stick with glue and, starting from the end, roll the padding polyester into a roll around the stick - like a carpet. This is what you should get.
Carefully insert this roller into the body through the lower unsewn hole and prick our ball onto the tip of the stick. I’ll say right away that for a beginner it may be difficult to do right away beautiful neck. With experience it gets better and better.
We stuff the body with synthetic fluff. Carefully, in small pieces. Help yourself with a wooden stick. If you don’t have padding polyester, then you can use padding polyester, tearing and fluffing it into small pieces.
First we stuff the neck with a stick. We try to level everything so that there are no bumps.
After the neck is smooth and neat, you can stuff the body without a stick, using your hands. A very important point! The padding should be very dense and tight. This is necessary so that our doll can stand later. This applies to the torso, arms, and legs. Don't rush, use it small pieces. Large pieces give the so-called cellulite - an uneven surface of the doll.
Sew up the bottom.
We stuff our arms and legs using the same principle. There is no way to do this without a stick. Advice: first put boots on your feet, and then stuff them. This can be done again with a stick. We insert it into the leg and put it into the shoe. And then we stuff it. This will help the foot not to deform during padding and take the shape of the shoe. Sew up the holes in the arms and legs.
Let's start with clothes. We cut out pantaloons. Take the fabric. Place them facing each other. We draw our pattern on the fabric. Hem the top and bottom. And then we sew the top side seams. Like this:
We unfold and sew the bottom seams so that we get panties.
Turn it inside out and put it on the legs through the top. Like this.
Next, for work we will need strong threads, a long needle, buttons, a thimble and pliers.
We insert the torso between the legs. We fix it with safety pins, or better, if available, with long needles. And we sew it by button fastening the legs to the body. It's like this:
That is, you insert a needle into one leg and stitch it through the torso to the other leg. At the same time, you sew through the buttons on each side.
We put on our pants. We gather them at the back and sew them to the body. If they turn out to be too wide for the leg, then they can be gathered with a thread and sewn to the legs.
We sew a dress. It will consist of a separate top, skirt and sleeves. Sew the top part. To do this, we need to measure the circumference of the torso at the waist and the height of this upper part. In the following photos you can see that my girth is 21 cm and the height is 7.5 cm. For the allowance we add 0.5 cm in width and 2 cm in height.
So, we need to cut out a rectangle 21.5x9.5 cm.
And hem it on a machine on both sides along the width. Like this.
Then we make darts on both sides. To do this, we apply our cut to the body, wrap it and mark the fold of the fabric for ourselves. You can first draw a line and sweep it by hand. We sew one side. We do not sew it all the way, since at the bottom we have the length that we need. And it doesn't need to be reduced.
We apply it again to the body and in the same way mark the excess on the second side, which needs to be removed into the dart. We stitch it. We apply it to the body, secure it with pins and carefully sew the two halves at the back. This is what the top looks like:
Front view:
We sew a skirt. Everything is simple here. From the waist, measure the length of the skirt you need. Please note that if the skirt is full, it will look shorter. Cut out a rectangle equal in width to the length of your skirt + 2 cm for allowances, and as long as you want. The more, the more magnificent. For this doll, I made the length 45 cm. If one piece of fabric is missing, then you can sew two. So, we cut it out, hemmed the edges, and then sewed it into one circle. They gathered it along the length with thread and tightened it at the waist. Then they sewed it directly to the body. Like this:
This is my petticoat. Skirt top. I made it with folds. The technology is the same. Sewn on by hand.
Down you can wear a tulle skirt for fullness. To hide the seam, you can glue or sew braid or lace onto the belt. You can decorate the dress in some other way. Take action and be imaginative :)
I make the jacket from knitwear, but you can use cotton or denim. In this example, I used jersey and cotton for the lining. We cut the fabric facing each other. Let's draw a pattern. We don’t sew all the way through. We turn it inside out through the hole and sew it up by hand.
We attach our jacket to the doll and secure it with pins. We sew it in the center. Decorate with a button or something else. You don’t have to sew it, then it won’t be fastened on the doll.
Sew the bottom on a small rectangular piece of knitwear. We chop off the face and draw the sleeves. I place my pens on the fabric and mark where I want the sleeve to go.
We sew it, turn it inside out and put it on our hands.
We sew the arms in the same way as the legs, using button fastening.
The last stage is the hair. Hair can be made from artificial tresses or from natural sheep curls. You can also use yarn or wool for felting. Today I will tell you how to make hair from tresses.
What we need are tresses, transparent glue, or a needle and thread, safety pins, and a comb.
There are two options. The first one is to glue the tresses with glue, the second one is to sew them with threads. For beginners, I recommend the second option. It is easier. I'll show you how to glue the tresses.
Around your head with a simple pencil draw a line. Squeeze out a small layer of glue along this line.
Apply the base of the tresses to this layer and secure with pins. The pins are only needed for a few seconds for the glue to set. When I glue the second row, I already pull out the pins from the first.
Next, squeeze out another layer of glue next to it in the same way and glue another row. There is no need to cut your hair. This is done in a spiral.
Do the same for the third row, etc. Until the tress runs out. It turns out like this.
You can sew tresses to your head in the same way using threads in a spiral. It will take a little longer, but your hands will be clean from glue :)
We draw the eyes with acrylic paint and blush the cheeks with regular blush.
Handmade textile dolls are popular due to their uniqueness. These are not toys for children as they are fragile and should not be washed. Textile products can be decorated with various accessories (buttons, brooches, etc.). The sewing process is quite exciting. A master class will help beginning craftswomen understand all the intricacies of making such toys.
Rules for making textile dolls using a pattern: master class
- the body is better made from natural fabric(cotton, linen, chintz and others are suitable);
- the material from which the body is made must be white or flesh-colored;
- It is advisable to use padding polyester, cotton wool or padding polyester as a filler (fabric scraps are also suitable);
- You can decorate the product with beads, beads, use acrylic paints to decorate the face, etc.;
- it is better to make hair from threads or fleece, cut into strips;
- legs and arms are sewn on or secured with buttons or hinges;
- When transferring pattern pieces onto fabric, remember to leave seam allowances.
On a note! A textile doll can be sewn in various options and come in different sizes. Sometimes life-size patterns are used.
Patterns of designer textile dolls
Once experience in making standard products has been acquired, many craftswomen move on to creating original works. They change their head and body shape, looking for new options. On the Internet you can find many patterns from different authors.
So, we sew a toy with our own hands. Below is a drawing of a textile articulated doll. The red dot indicates the place where the cotter pin is attached.
Making a product is not particularly difficult if you master certain skills. The main difficulty lies in the design of the face. Below is a master class on making a jointed textile doll:
- First, the pattern is transferred to the fabric.
- Having pinned all the details to the fabric, they must be cut out, leaving space for the seams (the exception is the element connecting the face and the back of the head). Please note that some elements need to be cut several times.
- Then all the elements are sewn together (small areas remain unstitched so that the product can be turned out and stuffed).
- The parts are turned inside out, stuffed with filler and stitched together in a certain sequence.
After registration, you get such an interesting original work.
On a note! The face can be designed in any convenient way. Some use special acrylic paints for this purpose, others embroider it, forming a nose by tightening the thread.
Video: How to make a face for a textile doll.
Patterns of unusual textile dolls: master class with step-by-step photos
On a note! The indefatigable imagination of needlewomen allows them to make various unique products. This is how real masterpieces appear that have no analogues. Clothes for unusual dolls are chosen at your own discretion and can also be special.
On Valentine's Day, you can give your other half a funny angel. Here is his pattern. If desired, the dimensions of the parts can be increased.
First, all elements are transferred to fabric. Usually they start from the head.
The parts are trimmed, leaving room to turn them inside out. Then the elements are cut out and turned inside out. Next they are stuffed with filler. You can add a small amount of vanillin to the heart and wings.
Excess holes are sewn up, the angel boy is painted using a coffee-cinnamon solution, and then dried in the oven or in another convenient way.
All parts are assembled in a certain sequence. The wings are sewn on at the back. The heart is placed in the hands and grabbed with a thread.
Now you need to do the angel’s hair and shape his face. Sketches are made in pencil, and then facial elements are painted with acrylic paints. The hairstyle is made of yarn and attached to the head with threads.
The angel is ready. You can admire the result. You will get such a funny “cupid” as in the photo.
Patterns of textile French dolls
French products amaze with their sophistication. They often transmit gentle image. Here are a few examples of such “refined natures.”
