Vechernie Posidelki

Let's talk about a doll head. How to make it smooth after stuffing, without wrinkles and knobs?

It's not as complicated as it looks! Just follow these simple rules.

1. Fuse an ultra lightweight interfacing to the wrong side of the head pieces. Interfaced pieces are much easier to stuff. Sew the pieces precisely along the marked seam line, decreasing the stitch length. Trim the seam allowance with pinking shears. If you don't have pinking shears, cut the triangles with regular scissors. This step is often skipped over, but if you don't do that, your seam won't lie flat.

Suddenly I made a unicorn. I can't say that this is my favorite theme, but suddenly I wanted something so bright and rainbow... And I found such a great fabric for the unicorn skirt, so I couldn't resist! :-)

Can frogs be cute? Absolutely! :-)

This frog is wearing a shift dress and a cape with a pixie hood. The cape is fully lined, closes in the front with a snap.

One more large doll from my collection — cute bunny with stand-up ears! The bunny is wearing a sleeveless dress with a gathered skirt and an apron. The bodice and the apron are fully lined. The dress closes in the back with a hook and loop tape. The apron closes with snaps.

This cute chicken is a great sewing project for any time of year, but especially for spring!

The chicken is wearing loose fitting overalls. The overalls are fully lined, close with snaps.

Look how cute the duck is! It's a great sewing project for both boys and girls, аnd it's so easy to make!

The duck is wearing a shift top and bubble shorts.