Patterns and Books by
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Big Bag & Accessories
You'll be quilting as you go with 2.5" strips to create all five of these
fabulous projects: a roomy 15" x 15" x 6" bag, smaller purse, needle case,
notions wallet and glasses case.
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Tabetha
Mix and match your favorite fabrics on this graceful 20" doll that has
several head, arm, leg and clothing options.
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(See all Virginia's cloth doll patterns below her books)
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Books
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Wing It
By Virginia Robertson
You’ll find a ton of ideas for creating the perfect wings for your fairies, angels and other mythical creatures in this well written book. Among the many techniques presented you’ll learn shadow appliqué, machine appliqué, wire armatures, fabric painting and quilting. Several sizes and styles of wing patterns are included for your use.
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Making Faces
By Virginia Robertson
This classic 34 page booklet is packed with a wide variety of faces - from cartoon-like to very realistic - for you to copy along with solid instruction from Virginia.
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Little Stuff
By Virginia Robertson
A big, beautiful book filled with 21 different doll patterns collected by the Pin Ella P Doll Club.
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The Fairy Book
By Virginia Robertson and Friends
This whimsical book presents delightful creatures from a variety of designers complete with patterns and stories! Dolls vary from 5" to 14".
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Needle Sculpting Cloth Doll Faces
By Virginia Robertson
Packed with color photos, this book walks you step-by-step through face sculpting and painting using a variety of doll making materials including several kinds of knits and woven fabric. Special attention is given to drawing dark doll faces. A wonderful basic doll pattern is included along with a step-by-step tutorial on finger turning. No question about it – this book is a MUST HAVE for your reference library.
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By Virginia Robertson
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Desert Crone
Two different costumes transform this 16" stump doll with wired fingers and
glass eyes into different characters.
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The Dweebs
Use your smallest scraps, your favorite beads and your wildest imagination to make the expressive little figures in this wonderful booklet.
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Red Hat Lady Pin
Learn to sculpt a dimensional face and create a funny character to wear to the next doll club or Red Hat event.
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Fat Fairy & Leprechaun
Use wild fabrics to create these 18" Rubenesque little creatures. They have bending fingers, pointed toes and whimsical faces.
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Nude Nancy
Standing alone without armature, this 18" doll pattern comes with clothing and complete face painting and sculpting directions.
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Aunt Cora's Chair
You can select from four different sizes ranging from 16", 12", 7" to a mini 5" pincushion when making this over stuffed chair created from fabric, batting, cardboard and wooded thread spools.
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