I have made Angie before, she has long skinny arms and legs and a long face and nose. My friend says she should be named Hope, because she hopes she gets a new nose soon.
She is a Chestnut Junction pattern if you want to try her.
I always coffee-dye all the body parts and today they weren't quite dry when I started stuffing. I found that it went really well having them damp, the seams filled in well and they came out really smooth. Maybe you would like to try it. I use Soft and Crafty fiberfill. It is my favorite.
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2 comments:
I love her! I have often heard of dying fabric with tea or coffee, but have never tried it. I think that is what makes your dolls look so endearing!How many dolls do you think you have made over the years? I would love to know! What made you decide that that was your calling? You certainly are talented in making them. Blessings,Kathleen
Angie has a new home. I hope she is a good girl there.
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