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    Pattern Silly Girl

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    Make a template for the pattern piece using tag board or a cereal box. Trace the body piece onto a double layer of muslin. Sew on the traced line using a smaller size stitch so when you stuff your seams are less likely to split. When she's all dry, cut some pieces of off white, light blue and black from wool felt for her eyes.

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    Pattern Silly Girl

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    Make a template for the pattern piece using tag board or a cereal box. Trace the body piece onto a double layer of muslin. Sew on the traced line using a smaller size stitch so when you stuff your seams are less likely to split. When she's all dry, cut some pieces of off white, light blue and black from wool felt for her eyes.

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    Make a template for the pattern piece using tag board or a cereal box. Trace the body piece onto a double layer of muslin. Sew on the traced line using a smaller size stitch so when you stuff your seams are less likely to split. When she's all dry, cut some pieces of off white, light blue and black from wool felt for her eyes.

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    Pattern Silly Girl

    Uploaded by

    Nhora Martinez
    Make a template for the pattern piece using tag board or a cereal box. Trace the body piece onto a double layer of muslin. Sew on the traced line using a smaller size stitch so when you stuff your seams are less likely to split. When she's all dry, cut some pieces of off white, light blue and black from wool felt for her eyes.

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    Silly Girl

    She are really easy to make but please read all the directions before you get
    started.

    Make a template for the pattern piece using tag board or
    a cereal box.
    Trace the body piece onto a double layer of muslin.
    Sew on the traced line using a smaller size stitch so
    when you stuff your seams are less likely to split.
    Sew all the way around the body and dont leave any
    openings.
    Cut this piece out about of an inch away from the
    sew/trace line.
    Cut a slit in the back of the body about 2 inches long.
    Make sure you only cut through one layer. Use this
    opening to turn and stuff your dolly. You may want to
    use a stuffing tool such as hemostats to help you stuff!
    Once your little dolly is stuffed use crochet cotton to
    sew her back together.
    Now its time to do the nose. To start, draw the nose on
    her face very lightly with a pencil. Stitch over the
    outline using off white crochet cotton and a back stitch.
    Knot the thread off in the back of her head.
    Now its time for a coffee bath! Mix about cup instant
    coffee with about 1 cups of water. Paint this mixture
    all over your doll using a sponge brush.
    She can hang to dry, or you can bake her. Which is my
    new favorite way to dry the dolls. Line a cookie sheet
    with an old dish towel and lay her on that. Bake her at
    200 for about 15 minutes, and shell be perfect! **DO NOT
    leave your doll unattended in the oven!
    When shes all dry, cut some pieces of off white, light
    blue and black from wool felt for her eyes. Use the
    pattern as a basic guide for size. Stitch the white part
    of the eyes on first, and then the blue and finally the
    black. Do all of this with off white crochet cotton and
    use big primitive stitches! For a more refined look you
    could use regular sewing thread and hide your stitches.
    For her eyelashes and smile, use a long piece of black
    crochet cotton and make small straight stitches for the
    eyelashes, and backstitch the mouth.
    To finish off her face, use regular blush, and a stiff
    brush to blush her cheeks. I also like to blush one
    bottom corner of her nose and up that same side for just
    a little shading, but thats optional.


    And now for a dress! Cut a piece of fabric that is 3
    inches wide by 14 inches long. Sew the short sides
    together to form a tube. Use crochet cotton and run a
    gathering stitch, by hand, around the top of the skirt,
    and then put it on over her legs. Pull the gathering
    stitch tight around her waist and knot it off! Trim the
    extra string off.
    For Silly Girls hair, wrap pink yarn around 3 fingers 5
    times for each pony tail. Cut along your finger to make
    5 pieces that are about 4 inches long or so. Youll also
    need 2 pieces that are about 9 inches long to across the
    top of her head.
    Tack the center of the long pieces to the top center of
    her head. Then tack the ends where the pony tails will
    be. Tack on the (5) 4 inch pieces in place to form her
    pony tails.
    The finishing touch is to add bows to her pony tails. I
    used scraps about wide, and tied them in simple knots,
    and then trimmed them to the length I liked.

    Congratulations! You are all done! I hope this was fun
    for you to make! Make as many of these dollies as you
    want for your friends or family, but please do not sell
    the pattern OR the finished product. This free pattern
    is intended for personal use only and NOT for resale. By
    downloading this pattern you are agreeing to these
    terms. This includes enlargements, or reductions of
    this pattern. Please dont copy the pattern. One bad
    apple can ruin this for the whole bunch and if this
    happens, I will out you on my blog sorry for the


    mommy voice there, but it has to be done just like
    going to the dentist! LOL! No mass producing, If you
    fell that you would like to make this doll for sales and
    craft shows, then you can buy the pattern on my
    website for $8 and this allows you to make AND sell the
    doll. Win win for both of us

    All contents 2006 Little Missy Primitives
    Missy Ballance . 916-483-1597 . [email protected] .
    2801 Clover Lane. Sacramento, Ca 95821
    www.LittleMissyPrimitives.com

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