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Dollmaking:     more books (106)

Dollmaking (Projects & Plans, Vol. 10 - No. 2) DOLLMAKING PROJECTS & PLANS magazine Summer 1986 Volume 2 No. 2 Victorian paper doll by June Grammer (Doll Making, Simon & Halbig, Molding Box, Rebecca, a Simon & Halbig Paper Doll, Little Evie - a porcelain reproduction, making Emily - a rag doll) The Cloth Doll, The Voice of Cloth Dollmaking Worldwide Vol 14 No 3 by Editor Judy Beswick, 2000 The Golden Key to Porcelain Dollmaking: Doll Artisan Guild School of Dollmaking Handbook) Early N. American Dollmaking by Iris Jones, 1976-01-01 DOLLMAKING ISBN 0-89480-311-5 by E.J. Taylor, 1987 DOLLMAKING PROJECTS & PLANS magazine Fall 1988 Guinevere - cover doll (Doll Making, A baby paper doll by Amy Albert Bloom, Ensemble for a French Bebe, problem solving tips for cloth dollmakers) Hollyhocks (Doll-making Craft Book) by Michelle Hains, 1995 Golden Hands (Doll-making: From Rags to Riches) (Part 27) by Catrine Edwards-Jones, 1972 Dollmaking Projects & Plans Volume Nine Number Two Summer 1993 (9) by Dollmaking Projects & Plans, 1993 Cloth Doll, The: The Voice Of Cloth Dollmaking Worldwide. Vol 12, No 3August / September 1997 by Judy (ed.) Beswick, 1997 A l'original: A complete & illustrated guide to antique reproduction dollmaking by Alice Welpley, 1979 DollMaking (Projects and Plans, Vol. 7 - No. 4)

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81. Apple Dolls, How To Make Apple Dolls, Purchase Dolls, Witches- Instructions By P
    How to make an apple head doll, carving the head, sewing clothes, making a body and finishing the apple doll.  
    http://www.appledolls.org/

82. Crafts, Etc! Wholesale - Craft Supplies - Doll Making
    Crafts Etc. Wholesale, Stampabilities Close Window. Thank you for visiting Crafts, Etc! Wholesale. You are seeing this message because you are not recognized as a returning customer  
    http://www.craftsetcwholesale.com/store/default.aspx?DepartmentId=4233

83. Boy Dolls
    Gallery of handmade cloth dolls by a Japanese doll artist, Runo, some depicting anime characters. Includes free patterns, guest doll gallery and message boards for support.  
    http://dolls.nunodoll.com/

84. Doll Wigs, Doll Shoes, Doll Making Supplies - Monique Trading Corp.
    Monique Trading Corp. doll wigs, doll shoes, doll accessory, doll eyes, doll stands, doll hosiery, doll accessories for porcelain, vinyl or antique dolls, Dollfie Dolls  
    http://monique.com/
    
    Extractions: Monique Trading is a leading doll wig, doll shoe, doll eyes, and doll making wholesale supplier. Our doll wigs, doll shoes, doll eyes, and doll making accessories are renown for their quality and design. We carry wigs and shoes to fit today's more popular dolls - American Girl, My Twinn, Apple Valley, Ginny, Madame Alexander, The Doll Artworks, Val Shelton, Expressions, and many more. We share a similar interest in the pursuit of doll making. This is why Monique strives for excellence!

85. The Shuppy Shoppe
    Porcelain dolls created by Sue Shuppy. Includes artist biography and gallery.  
    http://mypages.allwest.com/~jshuppy/

86. UBB Message - BellaOnline Forums
    The BellaOnline forums are a free way to get help with any issue you face. Whether it's stress relief, finding the perfect recipe for tonight's meal or how to live a healthy, happy  
    http://forums.bellaonline.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=246

87. Katjushchik's Gallery: Collection Dolls.
    Gallery of hand carved wooden dolls. Includes links and information on the collection.  
    http://man.khakassia.ru/eng/dolls/
    
    Extractions: To send the friend the letter with the reference on this site. Main Art ... Guest The Offers on order of pictures or collection dolls, we ask to leave in to the guest book or on page AUCTION GROSHIK EVERY DOLL IS UNIQUE, the only one of its kind. In the process of making the doll, the author doesn't use metal or other materials. In the process of making the dolls the author doesn't use mordant and any dyes . The color is reached by selection of wood of different types and tints . The construction of these dolls was worked out by author. Each of the dolls consists of great number of little parts, (about 124). Every doll is handmade . It is necessary some months for making one doll. The types of wood are selected so to ensure the possible strength in travelling junctions. On the opposite side of the doll there is special author's stamp ,consisting of author's portrait bas-relief in profile and his name. This collection, consisting of 7 dolls is the first.It's project begun in 1999.

88. Flickr: Art Dolls
    Image gallery and forum for people who create art dolls and like to share their inspiration with other art doll artists.  
    http://www.flickr.com/groups/41506416@N00/
    
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89. Handmade By Venus
    A doll maker s journal and photos. Describes technique, fabric selection and inspiration.  
    http://www.hmbv.blogspot.com
    
    Extractions: I'll be back to posting on regular basis real soon. I just need to clear up a few things before I can focus on any new projects. Posted by Venus at 7:50 PM 1 comments Older Posts Home Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) New York City View my complete profile You are The Hermit Prudence, Caution, Deliberation.

90. Cloth Doll Supply - Free Patterns
    Instructions for pin doll, angel with doily wings, and 1920s-style Betty Boudoir.  
    http://clothdollsupply.com/freepatterns.html

91. Free Craft Newsletter - Nov/Dec 2001 Free Craft Projects
    Made from two felt squares.  
    http://wwvisions.com/newsletter/nov01/gbdoll.htm
    
    Extractions: Option: Fabric for the clothing Instructions: The pattern is a template. Add a 1/4" seam allowance all around. Trace the pattern onto the fabric of choice. You will need to cut two head and body pieces and 4 leg pieces. Sew leaving open at the bottom of the torso and the top of the leg pieces. Clip, turn and stuff lightly. Place the top of the legs even with the bottom of the torso with the feet extending toward the head. Catching only the front of the doll and the tops of both legs, stitch across the bottom of the doll. Bring the legs down folding in the seam allowance and hand stitch the bottom back of the doll covering the leg attachment seam and closing the bottom of the doll.

92. Free Craft Newsletter - March-April 98
    Young maiden wearing a chiffon toga. On a page of other items from the Free Craft Newsletter.  
    http://wwvisions.com/newsletter/mar_apr98/
    
    Extractions: Internet Visions Company TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter From Laurieann Spring is finally here (at least it is in North Carolina, USA)! All the beauty in nature is an inspiration to get creative. Please enjoy the wonderful craft ideas we have for you in this issue. Enjoy and have a blessed Easter season. And as always thank you for reading the Crafty Visions Newsletter. Also please take some time to visit our contributors websites or send them an e-mail. With out them this newsletter would not exist. Sincerely,

93. Littlelove_cherub
    Pattern for jointed doll with tiny wings.  
    http://thedollnet.com/stitchnsplinter/free/littlelove_cherub.htm
    
    Extractions: Gail Teaches Cloth Dollmaking Online at Crafty College! It is a good idea to read all the pattern instructions before beginning the doll. After printing the pattern, cut out the pieces. Set the stitch length on your sewing machine for the tiniest stitch. Right sides facing, fold the 13" x 26" piece of fabric for the body in half so it measures 13" x 13". Pin the pattern pieces to the fabric and cut out the pieces. Be sure to cut 2 sets of legs. Use tracing paper to mark the darts on the wrong side of both fabric head pieces and to mark the darts at the wrist on the wrong side of the inner arm pieces. Pin the head pattern to one of the fabric head pieces on the right side of the fabric, matching the edges of the pattern to the edges of the fabric. Trace the facial features on the pattern to the fabric. The Head: Make the darts on the wrong side in both head pieces. Place the two head pieces together, right sides facing, matching the darts and the ears. Sew around the head, leaving the bottom open as shown on the pattern. Clip the fabric above and below each ear.. Turn the head right side out through the opening at the bottom. The Ears: Diagram #1 Ear Stitching When both ears are finished, stuff the head firmly. Spray the face lightly with acrylic spray. Let dry and spray it again lightly with acrylic spray. Let dry.

94. Sock Babies
    Tiny doll made from a pair of socks, with relatively little sewing. Includes quick clothes ideas.  
    http://www.wwvisions.com/newsletter/july99/sockdoll.html

95. Callista- Free Cloth Doll Pattern - Dolls
    Pattern includes skirt, bodice, and ballet slippers.  
    http://dollmakersjourney.com/callista/index.html
    
    Extractions: Free Instructions and Pattern! Supplies for Callista Pattern Click HERE for pattern. Directions for CALLISTA. BODY - Trace pattern pieces onto body fabric. Mark the openings. With right sides together, stitch body pieces. (Note -do not stitch across toe of legs) Press with steam to set stitches. I feel this makes the seams stronger. Cut out body pieces and clip inside sharp turns. E.g. inside elbow, behind knee, above heel, at thumb. I prefer to cut small dolls with curves with pinking shears. This makes a nice smooth seam when turned.

96. Make A Handkerchief Doll
    Instructions on making a simple doll, and the history behind it.  
    http://www.hcsv.org/O_page/hcsvkids/handkerchief.htm

97. Artistic Expressions Doll Academy- Doll Making Classes And Supplies
    Doll making classes in Silver Spring, Maryland.  
    http://www.dollacademy.com/

98. Cristina De Lucchetti - El Hada De Las Muñecas
    Seminars and workshops offered by Argentina-based doll maker Cristina de Lucchetti.  
    http://www.crisdeluc.com/

99. Bookclub@ket: Bibliographic Resources For The Dollmaker
    Bibliographic citations at Bookclub KET.  
    http://www.ket.org/bookclub/books/2000_feb/resources.htm
    
    Extractions: by Harriette Arnow Bibliographic Resources Author: Haeja K. Chung Title: Source: Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction, Spring 1995, v36 n3, p211(13). Abstract: Harriette Simpson Arnow imbued the main character of her novel The Dollmaker Subjects: People: Arnow, Harriette Simpson: Criticism, interpretation, etc. Electronic Collection: RN: Author: Hobbs, Glenda Title: A Portrait of the Artist as Mother: Harriette Arnow and The Dollmaker Source: The Georgia Review 33, (1979): p. 851-66 Additional Info: Athens, GA Standard No: ISSN: 0016-8386 Language: English Subject(s) Descriptor: American literature: 1900-1999: Arnow, Harriette Louisa Simpson Document Type: journal article Entry: Update: Accession No: 1979110612; MLA Sequence No: 1979-1-10612 Author: Hobbs, Glenda Title: Source: In: Toth, Emily (ed.); 205 pp.;

100. MindStorm Productions
     How-to videos for the hobbyist, miniaturist, and dollmaker interested in the craft of building dolls, dollhouses, and miniatures.  
     http://www.mindstorm-inc.com
     
     Extractions: All videos are now sold only in DVD format We have sold out of VHS copies of all our titles, and they will no longer be restocked. DVD format has become so pervasive, and the quality is so much better, that we will only be selling that format in the future. Please let me know if you have any problems with this new site (particularly any links that don't go where you expect), and we would welcome an email with any suggestions you may have for improvements. We now have a site showcasing our photography. Feel free to visit us at www.mindstormphoto.com You can send e-mail to us by simply clicking on MindStorm Productions at the bottom of any page

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