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Crafty Tips Arts & Crafts Directory » Dolls

Dolls

Whether soft and cuddly or placed upon a shelf to be admired, dolls have most likely made visits to everyone's home. Doll makers show off their creations and others offer the supplies and patterns needed to make your own.

All the website owners have also included their favorite crafty tips on doll making.

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How to Recycle Old Dolls
Take well-loved dolls and make them look new again. Marilyn has used her talents to take thrift store dollies, rehab them and give them to charities for distribution to children at Christmas. She shares over 20 years of experience on how to turn these discarded dolls into someone's new friend. Learn how to recondition the doll, fix the hair, and make clothes and accessories for them. Also included are numerous tips on finding supplies at low or discounted prices.
http://www.savethedolls.org/
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Dolls Crafty Tip

Some stuffed dolls have cloth "shoes" sewn on as part of the body. If they cannot be cleaned, I have covered them by making a kind of sock out of colored knit fabric. Just slip it on over the old cover, turn down the raw edge at the top and hand sew it to the doll. Sew or glue on lace around the top making it look like the trim on a fancy sock.






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