Crosswise Stretch – about 30% ~ Lengthwise Stretch – about 20%
This fabric is the "Windsor Comfort", sometimes called "country comfort", that many top cloth doll designers used for doll skin during the 1990's and 2000's before it disappeared from the market. We now have it in stock!
"Windsor Comfort is an interlock knit fabric perfect for dollmaking." (Kezi Matthews, 1991)
Windsor Comfort - Flesh Light color variations in fabric may occur between dye lots and colors may vary on different computer screens.
Back in Stock!
Multiple yard orders will be cut as one piece unless you request single yards
in the checkout comment box.
Harvest Mummy By Michelle Allen Fun pattern using Cheese Cloth!
Click HERE!
Felt
Kunin Plush Felt
Vanilla
White
Jet Black
Honey - Temporarily Unavailable
Chocolate
45" Wide
$9.00 a yard
This soft, furry fabric is 100% machine washable and perfect for snowmen and other stuffed animals. Will not unravel or fray. Made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles!
Wool Blend Felt
Wool Blend Felt 36" wide
Cinnamon 35% Wool/65% Rayon
Champagne 35% Wool/65% Rayon
Blush 20% Wool/80% Rayon
Perfect for patterns and projects that call for Wool or Wool Felt.
A great alternative to wool at a fraction of the cost.
Kona Cotton
Kona Cotton - From Robert Kaufman Fabrics, this 4.3 oz. per square yard 100% Kona cotton broadcloth is perfect for dollmaking, quilting, apparel and more!
Perfect for many doll patterns recommending 100% cotton. With 15 different colors of Kona cotton you will be able to find the perfect match for your doll!
** Don't forget matching thread. We have thread for all colors of Kona cotton below.
Pale Flesh
$8.00 PER YARD / $4.25 PER 1/2 YARD
100% Cotton, 44/45in
Multiple yard orders will be cut as one piece unless you request single yards
in the checkout comment box.
Butter
Mocha
Amber
Ice Peach
Sand
Caramel
Cream
Dusty Peach
Tan
Wheat
Pale Flesh
Latte
Light Parfait
Earth
Light color variations in fabric may occur between dye lots and colors may vary on different computer screens.
60" wide - 4 way stretch fabric generally used to stretch over sculpted
faces to create a face without a center seam.
THIS FABRIC IS VERY SHINEY AND VERY STRETCHY – WE DO NOT RECOMMEND IT FOR COMPLETE DOLL BODIES.
$11.99 per yard ~ $6.25 per 1/2 yard
Raw Silk
Raw Silk 100% Silk – 45" Wide
Also known as Silk Noil, this is a slightly nubby fabric with random flecks in a natural, off-white color. It has a somewhat rough texture and gentle drape.
This durable, strong , vintage style fabric can be dyed, painted or printed.
Southern Belle Muslin
NEW Color - White!
Southern Belle Muslin
White High quality 100% Cotton
43" wide
From Springs Creative
Southern Belle Collection
In Muslin
White Southern Belle Muslim is a high quality fabric and is pure white with no specks. This muslin is perfect for fabric dying (skin tones or other colors), face transferring, face stamping and painting.
Price $5.25/yard
Southern Belle Muslin
Cream
High quality 100% Combed Cotton
44" wide - Thread Count:133 x 72
From Springs Creative
Southern Belle Collection
In Muslin
Great for dolls, antique quilts and period costumes.
Price $6.95/yard Available in 1 Yard Pieces Only. You may order multiple yards which will be filled by individual yard pieces.
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Roc-Lon(r) Unbleached, Non-Finished Muslin
100% Cotton ~ 47" Width ~
78 x 78 Thread Count
Used for doll making, quilting, craft projects, and home decorating. Perfect for dyeing.
When dampened this fabric will shrink (see Important Note below.)
Price $5.95/yard Available in 1 Yard Pieces Only. You may order multiple yards which will be filled by individual yard pieces.
Important Note:
This muslin will shrink when washed or dampened. So it is perfect for dolls designs/patterns that call for "shrinkable muslin" and use the "Dampen and Shrink Method." This is a technique where after completing and stuffing your doll body it is dampened causing the fabric to shrink and you end up with a firm doll body.
Example of Doll Using "Dampen and Shrink Method" VERONICA - 24 Fashion Doll. by Colette Wolff
