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thanks for the ideas ladies!! i may have to go and buy the material and supplies this weekend. like i don't have anything else to accomplish!!HAHA!! oh well, i think my daughter and daycare kids would really love these.
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I found the instructions for making the Fabric Paper Doll Book. There is no picture. The shop owner was demoing the Bernina eyelet maker that can be used for the book and was giving out the pattern free to anyone that wanted it. She sold a lot of the doll panels that day! The book has pockets on each page to hold all doll and clothes from the panel pictured below. Most were making the book to be a quiet 'being in big Church' activity.
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I'm curious, how did your project turn out?? I have the same panel and clothing for my daughter, but have yet to make it!
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There is some really stiff and thick (~1/4") interfacing - (I am not sure what they call it.) I ironed the dolls on to that with Wonder-Under. Then I put flannel on the back of the clothes also with Wonder Under.
I got my iron totally glued up, thank heavens for iron cleaner. I think I read the directions at the time, I am sure they would be more explicit than my memory of what I used. I would use one of the plastic sheets to iron on. |
Something I thought of doing too, just have not been able to get to it. They are cute and remind me of my paper dolls, loved them, still do.
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Thanks serenity! Will gather some coupons and hit up the craft stores. ; )
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