Thanks so much for the fun response to the Doll Fabric! I am just so excited to see all of your dolls when your fabric comes! If you missed the Doll Fabric post and tutorial, check it out here! You can also see the fabric here.
Today I have TWO things in this post:
- Quick tutorials for the accessories to each doll, included in each panel
- A GIVEAWAY from Spoonflower, woo!
Let’s do the tutorials first! In Friday’s post I showed you how to put the doll and skirts together.
Today I will show you how to sew the bows, the ice cream cone, the piece of candy and the animal toy. These are all pretty simple to sew!
The bows are really simple to make. There are 4 bows included in each panel, so you can choose the colors you want to use.
TO MAKE THE BOWS: Pin the bow pieces together right sides together. Make sure to match up the points. Sew around the bow at 1/4″, leaving a small space on one side of the bow. Clip the corners and turn. Press and sew up the side opening with your sewing machine OR by hand using a slip stitch.
Stack the bows on top of each other and sew to your doll OR sew one to each pigtail.
TO MAKE THE CANDY: Do the same thing you did with the bow, leaving a small opening on one of the “wrapper sides”. Stuff the candy with stuffing. Stitch up the side, then tie thread around the “wrapper” to shape the candy piece. Tie it tight and repeat on the other side.
TO MAKE THE ICE CREAM CONE: Sew with right sides together. Leave an opening, turn and stuff. Then sew up the opening with a needle and thread.
TO MAKE THE ANIMAL TOY: This is getting a little redundant, but sew this the same way. Sew right sides together and leave a small opening at the side of the leg. Stuff and finish opening. And you’re done!
Okay! Want to win some fabric?!
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These dolls are absolutely adorable! I can’t wait to make one for my daughter.
I love the look and the design of these doll’s panel, can’t wait to make some for my girls!
Great!
thanks for the chance to win!
So cute! my 7yr is learning to sew maybe we will try this project.
Oh my goodness!!!! These are adorable!! I can’t believe you made us choose just on favorite! :) I love them all and want to make one of each for my daughter, so glad you came up with this idea, it’s perfect! Thank you!!! :)
My 8year old Granddaughter Bella wants to visit this summer and learn some more sewing and I thought she would have fun making these. She may give them new names though, you never know.
These dolls are nice ! i need All of them
Love these dolls!
simply adorable!!
So Cute! My Granddaughter would love one!
So cute!!
These are so great! I have a little girl now (had only a boy for so long) and can’t wait to make this! I have a new Singer machine that would love to be broken in by creating these wonderful dolls. I love the design! Thanks!!!!
Love the dolls – so cute. My little one would absolutely love them!
I bought one and it is so cute! If I win SIX more….I will be making them for little girls I know….there will be six happy little girls!
Absolutely adorable dolls and your tutorials are so easy to follow.Can’t wait to make dolls for our latest new babies
they’re all very cute….. but i like rosie….
My favorite doll is Rosie.They are all darling!
Oh My Goodness ! these are so sweet :)
Very cute dolls.
I am following your tutorial on the dolls by Spoonflower – I just adore them! I have just entered the competition to win the 6 yards of the doll fabric – fabulous if I win, Yay!!
So cute!!!!!
Rosie is my favorite ! Actually I live them all so so so adorable !!!
These are so adorable! Thank you so much for the chance to win! These would be perfect for FLUFF Project sewing to be gifted to a child in foster care! Fingers crossed!
These dolls are so sweet. My granddaughter would love them.