Here is the head and body cut out and ready to piece together.
I decided to add woollen hair that could be combed into different styles. Hopefully later in the week she will also have a dress to wear too!
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We went camping at Lake Bala in Wales over the weekend, beautiful views, friends' birthday celebrations, lakeside walks, and late nights sat by a log fire.
Somebody brought lots of bunting,
The fresh air made for a very tired pooch.....We passed this village chapel on one of the walks near the lake,
where I took this photo from the outside of a beautiful stained glass window as I looked through a window from the other side. The building was locked, but a notice mentioned it was soon to be restored through charitable funds.
The window on the left said Margaret, and the one on the right, Faith. I have never made stained glass, but I intend to go on a course next year.
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There were some very old trees near the waters' edge, and this one reminded me of the doorway to a hobbits' house. I could easily picture it painted in a bright colour, with a large door knocker!
Our next trip will be up to The Lakes, at the end of the month.
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Here she is so far
I now have to work on the rag dolls' hair, and make some clothes, plus finish a quilt.
Thanks for reading these few lines, and enjoy yourselves, whatever you are making!
Wendy x
Ooh we have that book. I've made some clothes (I found the patterns really easy to follow, with good results) but I'm waiting for my daughter to make the doll. I would love to have a go, but officially it's her book. I look forward to seeing your 'doll wardrobe' grow. Sarah
ReplyDeleteHopefully I will find the patterns easy to follow too! Good luck with your doll.
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Your rag doll is very cute, I look forward to seeing her with wool hair and clothes! Love the 'hobbit tree'!! Wendy x
ReplyDeleteI will be posting photos this week!
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