When cutting a rag doll’s arms and legs it is important to cut the fabric larger than you want the limbs to be. Learn more about how to cut rag doll arms and legs with tips from a seamstress and craft expert in this free doll making video.
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A good tip for pinning a rag doll head and body is to start at the top of the head and work down so that everything lines up. Learn more about pinning a rad doll head and body with tips from a seamstress and craft expert in this free doll making video.
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Rag dolls can be made from any fabric scraps you may have lying around the house. Learn more about doll making supplies with tips from a seamstress and craft expert in this free doll making video.
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Pinning rag doll hair so that it fills the doll’s entire head in important in order to keep the doll from looking bald. Learn how to pin rag doll hair with tips from a seamstress and craft expert in this free doll making video.
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A rag doll head and body pattern is easy to make with a sketch and some simple measurements. Learn how to make a rag doll head and body pattern with tips from a seamstress and craft expert in this free doll making video.
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Any fabric can be used to cut out a rag doll head and body depending on how you want to doll skin to look. Learn more about how to cut out a doll head and body from fabric with tips from a seamstress and craft expert in this free doll making video.
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Lydia y Dominga son Ñohño (Otomí)del municipio de Amealco, Estado de Queretaro. La proxima vez que vayan a San Miguel de Allende porfavor compre algo de sus artesanías. Porque al hacerlo usted estara ayudando a mantener la cultura y de esa manera mejorando la vida de estas artesanas. Ga nthehu. Nunthi jamodi. Hasta luego. Muchas gracias.
Lydia and Dominga are Ñohño (Otomi). One of the many indigenous groups of Mexico. They are from the municipality of Amealco, state of Queretaro. The next time you go to San Miguel, please buy some of their crafts. In doing so, you´ll be helping them maintain their culture and their personal economy. Ga nthehu. Farewell. Nunthi jamodi. Thank you very much.
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A selection of some of my mini creations withing the themes of boulangerie and delicatessen. Handmade from polymer clay and other materials.
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Mossy & Glossy
June 21 - July 16, 2008
Reception: Saturday, June 21, 6:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Giant Robot Gallery
437 East 9th Street
Between 1st Ave. & Ave. A, in the East Village
New York, New York 10009
(212) 674-GRNY (4769) / grny.net
Giant Robot is proud to present Mossy & Glossy, a group show featuring new works by artists from the Pacific Northwest with excellent nicknames: Justin “Scrappers” Morrison, Candi “Snaggs” Hibert, and Mike “Le Merde” Kelly.
The art of Scrappers reflects the outdoorsy environment of Portland, OR and his new pieces will preview his upcoming book about a logging crew, feral scouts, beards, and mushrooms. Art mediums include reused house paint and salvaged wood. When Scrappers isn’t running the Grass Hut art collective, gallery, and shop with fellow artist Bwana Spoons, he works at the Wieden+Kennedy advertising agency.
Seattle-based Snaggs was inspired by stuffed Nauga Monsters from the ’60s to become a felt artist. Her rainbow-colored body of work, which includes “paintings,” dolls, and pillows, has a retro modern style that combines the handmade quality of craft with the sensibility of clean design. Included in her new pieces are felt depictions of the “Bikini Bandito,” a fun-loving monster that steals bikini tops off unsuspecting sunbathers.
Le Merde has gained a rabid following in the limited-edition figure scene with his molten and oozing but cute style. Often lost in the shadows of his sculptural work is the Portland artist’s equally colorful paintings, which also reference a loving appreciation of underground comix, Japanese horror manga, and rock ‘n’ roll. For this show, the member of the Grass Hut art collective of will be supplying 30 hand-painted resin pieces.
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www.DivaCrafts.co.uk Jem Doll Fashions handmade by Cazjar