No more crying over spilled beads! Mary Ann and Bonnie LOVE this fantastic gizmo that keeps your beads from falling off while you’re working – even multiple strands! Just pinch the ends, insert your strand between the coils and let go.
Bodkin
Ball Point Bodkin
Perfect tool for inserting elastic into casings, turning bias tubing, weaving ribbon and more.
Circles Template Small
This handy tool has 41 circle diameters ranging from 1/16 to 1 in both fractional and decimal measurements.
Hairpin Lace Loom
Hairpin Lace Loom
Adjust the rods from 1" - 4" to make looped hair.
Loom being used with
Martha Stewart Glitter Eyelash Yarn.
Yarn available on our Doll Hair Page... Click HERE!
Hemostats
All Hemostat Prices Lowered by 25% to 40%!
All Sorts of Hemostats!
Straight, Curved, Soft Grip, and/or 3.5" to 10 "
Hemostats Available in 10",
8", 6.25", 5" and 3.5" Sizes.
This easy to use tool allows application of small or delicate materials using one, two, or three needles. The tool can be adjusted to two lengths of needle sizes. The handle offers ease of use because of the "Pen Style" grip action. Easy replacement of thick and thin needles. Three needles included.
Proportional Scale What every dollmaker needs when resizing patterns!
Instructions Included Price $5.00
Making Doll Accessories To Scale
You can use a Proportional Scale to determine the size an accessory needs to be to be in scale with the doll. On the inner wheel find the number 65. This is the height of an average female (5'5"). If you are making a male use 70" (5'10"). On the outer wheel find the size of the doll you wish to make, for example 16". Place the 65 and 16 together and don't move anything. To determine what size an accessory should be measure the life-sized object, find that measurement on the inner wheel, and the outer wheel will tell you how big it needs to be to fit the doll you are making. In the example above, an umbrella measures 36", the 16" doll needs one about 8-1/2" long. A wooden spoon measures 12", the 16" doll needs one a little less than 3" long. This way you can be sure all accessories are to scale.
How To Use A Proportional Scale Wheel
This round slide ruler, used by engineers, architects, artists, publishers, and other professionals who need to create accurate enlargements and reductions, consists of two wheels held together in the middle by an open rivet. The inner wheel is labeled "size of original" and it has a window which says "percentage of original size" and "number of times of reduction". The outer wheel is labeled "reproduction size". To use the wheel take the size of the existing pattern (e.g. 12" doll) and find that measurement on the inner wheel. Line up that number with the size the finished pattern needs to be (e.g. 18" doll). In the window labeled "percentage of original size" it says you need to enlarge the pattern by 150%. Go to your copy machine, set it to 150% enlargement, and copy the original pattern. To reduce a pattern (e.g. 12" doll to 10" doll), line up 12" on inner wheel with 10" on outer wheel, and you need to reduce pattern 83%. When using this method be sure to only enlarge or reduce the template which is made by tracing the sewing lines of the pattern - do not include the seam allowance. As you reduce or enlarge a pattern the seam allowance changes, and what started out as ¼" seam may end up being a lot larger or smaller. Add seam allowances (if needed) after copying the pattern.
Quilters Dust Brush
6" Sewing Machine Dust and Cleaning Brush
Great for cleaning dust and fibers out of your sewing machine! Wooden handle.
By "Tooltron In Machine Aids"
Ruler
6" Ruler – 1/8th Grid
A see-through ruler perfect for mapping out facial features. A MUST for every dollmakers tool kit.
Back in Stock!
Seaming Wheel
1/4" Seaming Wheel
Replacement for Dream Seamer!
Trace a 1/4" seam for any line, curve, or corner with this great Seaming Wheel.
Temporarily Unavailable
Snag Repair Tool
Snag Repair Tool
This precision tool repairs snags in knits and wovens by gently pulling snag to back of fabric and realigning fibers. A must for every sewing kit!
Stuffing Tools
Barbara Willis Stuffing Forks
The perfect tools for getting small bits of stuffing perfectly placed in those hard-to-get spaces for a professional look every time!
Swatch Buddies
Swatch Buddies™
You'll save time and money with these fabulous, reusable fabric swatch fan kits! Arrange swatches by color or project or even attach rings to storage totes to view fabric contents at a glance. Instead of pulling out yards of fabric, just use your swatches to audition your fabric choices with each other. So easy to make and take with you to the store, you'll never buy the wrong fabric again!
Video on How to Make a Swatch
Tool Holders
Tote-All-Bucket by
Georgia Manning Lewis of Buckets Gone Wild!
From dollmaking supplies to action figures – there is no end to the uses for this fabulous, easy-to-make 5 gallon bucket cover. Easily customized for your own needs. Perfect gift!
The Jitter Bucket by
Georgia Manning Lewis of Buckets Gone Wild!
The possibilites are endless for his fabulous 5 quart organizer - doll supplies & accessories, car caddies, first aid supplies, medications for a grandparent, toiletries. A real gottahaveit!
This set includes FOUR telescoping turning tubes and TWO brass rods all custom milled to a satin smooth finish, enabling the doll maker to turn even the tiniest fingers perfectly. Complete directions on how to use them and additional hand making tips are included.
Back in Stock!
Turn-It-All
The quick and easy way to turn things inside out! Set includes tubes and rods in 3 sizes.
That Purple Thang
Handy, dandy all purpose tool for pushing, poking, turning, stuffing and so much more. The tip is ¼” wide for easy measuring. A must have for every tool box.
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