Doll Crafts and Links

Free Instructions for Tea Bag /Potpourri Doll and a picture of the doll
in my version of the pattern.  http://salliescraftyneedle.freeservers.com
Thanks Sallie

Cornhusk dolls http://www.nativetech.org/cornhusk/corndoll.html
Thanks Lynda

This is a good site to help you find info on Doll houses and miniatures.
 http://miniatures.about.com/mbody.htm
Thanks Lynn

http://dreamwater.com/art/paperdolls/ African American paper dolls
Thanks Lynda

http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~eq5k-mgry/tech.htm  Dollmaking 

http://www.members.tripod.com/hobbyworldinc/dollplan2.html Wooden Doll House plans (for sale)
Thanks Lynda

16th Century Paper dolls http://www.teelfamily.com/activities/valentine/16centurydolls.jpg
Thanks Lynda

http://dollcrochet.rpmdp.com/free.html Doll Crochet parlor and post office

FRAMED DOLLS
http://www.wtv-zone.com/dustyswork/WEBCHICS-FRAMEDDOLLS.HTML
Marilee's Paperdolls Page: Printable Paperdolls, Links, Books http://www.ameritech.net/users/macler/paperdolls.html
Thanks Donna

Bag Dispenser Doll http://www.aint-that-cute.com/bagdoll.htm

Paperdolls
http://www.guenivere.com/paperdoll.html
http://share.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7363/bpaperdl.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/9169/index.html
http://www.pastpatterns.com/doll.html

Printables for dollhouses http://printies.homestead.com/index4.html

The Fairy By Diane Lewis
http://wwvisions.com/newsletter/jan_feb99/index.html#Doll

How to make a Dammit Doll
What you need:
Scraps of Material
Stuffing--polyester or cotton
Old buttons for eyes and belly button
Yarn for hair
Paper to make a pattern
Make a pattern by folding the paper in half and cutting out a shape of somewhat like a ginger bread man. I copied the shape from a small cookie cutter that I had. It was easier to draw the shape first and then cut it out. I found a nice fat shape looks better than a thin one. After you have your pattern, use it to cut out two identical shapes. If you like, use pinking shears to make a ragged edge. On one side, sew on buttons for eyes and belly button. Using some yarn, attach the hair at the top. I added a mouth to mine by using a cross-stitch pattern that my sewing machine does. Now, put wrong sides together and stitch around the edge, leaving an opening to add the stuffing. Add stuffing,(don't over stuff it)and
finish sewing up the opening. Write the following poem on a piece of paper and attach it around his neck:

Whenever things don't go so well...
And you want to hit the wall and yell...
Here's a little dammit doll
That you can't do without.
Just grasp it firmly by the legs
And find a place to slam it
And as you whack the stuffing out
Yell, "DAMMIT! DAMMIT! DAMMIT!"
http://www.huskins.com/strega/dammit.html
Thanks Kim

Here are some places to go to look at patterns, drool all over some of the soft sculpture, and polymer clay creations, and see if you can follow the instructions to make a baby fairy from polymer clay.  Lots of inspiration for you.
http://www.letadolls.com/patterns.htm
http://www.ruthprestdesigns.com/Patterns.htm
http://www.robinfoley.com/
http://www.rhapsodydolls.com/soft_sculpture_b.htm
http://www.janedarin.com/
http://www.valu-line.net/~bthomas/gallery
http://marilynradzat.com/galleryI.html
instructions to make a sleeping baby fairy in polymer clay
http://www.gerdesdesign.com/baby.htm
a few patterns and supplies
http://www.clothdolldepot.com/painted.html
http://www.ladybug-fairies.com/shop/enter.html
Thanks Sallie

Tips for dollhouses  http://www.artsandcrafts.co.uk/main/dollstips.htm

Getting ink off your doll:
The easiest way to remove ink from any plastic or leather is to use a soft cloth with undiluted eucalyptus oil on it. It has always worked wonderfully for me on any plastic, leather or vinyl item. I also use eucalyptus oil for many cleaning jobs around the home; you can pour a couple of capfuls into a bucket of hot water and it shines and cleans your floor tiles, ceramic or laminate bench tops, in fact you can use it everywhere. It leaves a lovely shine and a refreshing smell throughout your home. Hope you can obtain it easily. Regards ~ Laurel, Western Australia.

Free cloth doll pattern http://clothdollconnection.com/FreePatterns.html

Free Annie Pin Pattern!
Please print.
Supplies:
*Scraps of unbleached muslin, plaid fabric and cotton batting
*Natural quilting thread
*Pigma Pen .03 - black
*red embroidery floss or cotton crochet thread (hair)
*small button
*Barn Red acrylic paint
*Powder blush
*Hot glue
*Pin back or safety pin
*Q-Tip
Please read all instructions before beginning. To make tea- steep 6 small tea bags per cup of boiling water for about 15 minutes. Let cool.
Cut out collar and head pattern pieces. Sandwich cotton batting between 2 layers of plaid fabric. Make sure that right sides are on the outside. Pin collar pattern down and cut out through all layers. Using quilting thread, hand stitch around the outer edge (make sure you go through all layers, like a little quilt!)
Now, sandwich batting between 2 small pieces of muslin. Cut out and stitch the same as the collar.
Soak collar and head in tea until desired darkness. Pat most of tea out with a paper towel and let dry completely.
Draw her face on with black Pigma Pen. Let dry. (you may want to practice on a scrap of muslin first!) Fill in nose and lips with red paint. A sharp pencil or tip of a pin work great for this. If you have a one, a stylus is the best tool. Let paint dry completely. Blush cheeks with powder blush and Q-Tip. Lightly spray with spray net to fix blush.
Use red floss for hair. Pull floss through head at each marking on pattern. Knot and clip to about 1/2" long.
Hand tack or hot glue head to collar (see pattern drawing for placement).
Hand stitch button to collar. Stitch pin back to the back of the head.
You are done!! Feel free to add any personal touches.
c 1999 Jennie 'n Co.
 http://www.jennienco.com/freepattern.html
Thanks Lynn

Doll crafty creations http://twagg.topcities.com/CCmainpage.html
Thanks Elaine

Fairy Pin Doll http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/3598/fairie.html
Thanks Lynn

Dollhouses and furniture
http://www.homestead.com/miniscale_homes/intro.html
http://www.crafts.rootsweb.com/~dollhouse-miniatures/home.html
http://miniatures.about.com/hobbies/miniatures/library/weekly/aa012001a.htm
http://free.prohosting.com/~dhguild/hints.html
http://www.dollhouseguild.com/
http://www.graphicgreetings.com/dollhouseprojects.htm
http://www.miniatures.about.com/hobbies/miniatures/library/wallpaper/blpapermenu.htm
http://www.miniatures.about.com/hobbies/miniatures/library/quilts/blquiltmenu.htm
http://debemyers.tripod.com/links.html
Thanks Kim(mer)

http://victoria.women.com/vict/celebrate/tradition/61doll11.htm Make a Doll Armoire
Thanks Lynn

Free doll patterns http://www.craftfreebies.com/dollpatterns.html
Thanks Barbara

http://www.snsdolls.com/fpattern/8inchbaby/babymain.htm 8 Inch Baby Pattern
Thanks Lynn

tons of paper dolls here http://www.myfree.com/r/NPF/NPF0044.html
Thanks Toni

Free Doll Pattern - Sock Babies - Kids Crafts
 http://www.wwvisions.com/newsletter/july99/sockdoll.html
Thanks Donna

http://kidsartscrafts.about.com/library/projects/blproj_0093.htm Japanese Kokeshi Doll  
Thanks Connie

Doll Crochet Parlour  http://dollcrochet.rpmdp.com/free.html
http://www.theclothdoll.com/megan.html Very pretty Megan doll
 http://craftsforkids.miningco.com/msubdolls.htm?pid=2779&cob=home making dolls
http://juliestudio.simplenet.com/yarn/index.html  yarn dolls
http://crafterscommunity.com/projects/sewing/emily.html Emily doll
 http://www.caseydolls.com/sweater.html Make a doll with an old sweater
http://www.auntie.com/cnm/craftzine/sofa.htm Barbie Sofa
Button Dolls,but no instructions.Sorry
http://www.idsi.net/~dgarlock/page2.htm
 http://www.waterw.com/~cassbeth/dolls/dolls-0.html
http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~eq5k-mgry/work3e.htm Sumo Wrestler doll
http://www.joplin.com/crafts/roly.html roly-Poly dolly

 http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/9837/craftstomake.html Baby Spool Doll Pin
Thanks Tennia!

A knot doll is made from flannel. I have a website http://www.summerlandfarms.com/dulcie
Thanks Dulc!

Tomato Cage Doll
 http://www.hgtv.com/shows/CDS/cds-541.html
Thanks Tennia!

 http://www.huskins.com/strega/dammit.html Dammit Doll
 http://www.angelfire.com/or/sammystuff/dolls.html Need help with doll faces?
Thanks Tennia!

"Old Age Voodoo Doll"
I will try and explain this to you and all the other wonderful crafts on this list.  This has been a wonderful product for me!!  It is called an "old age voodoo doll".  I make the dolls (basic one piece doll pattern) out of muslin ... write all over them with old age symptoms (gray hear, memory loss, double chin, gas, corns, heart burn, etc., etc., etc.).  I do this on both the front and the back of the dolls.  I sew around the edge and use my pinking shears to go around the edge.  I sell with them the pretty floral pins ... LOL!
Thanks Tammy!

Renuzit Dolls
I would be happy to share what I do,  but I usually do it the inexpensive way because I have to make so many.  I make a stuffed head and hot glue it on top of the freshner,  then I take a piece of fabric and gather it to make a dress, make two matching fabric sleeves and lightly stuff them, gather at the
bottom of sleeve and insert a fabric hand into each.  Sew the dress up the back,  where you have gathered it at the top,  hot glue it onto the doll head at the top of the freshner.  Then add lace, trimming or ?? to liven it up. Draw a face on the doll and add some curly hair.  You can even put a basket
or something into the hand. You can buy heads and hands etc. if you dont have to make too many, but I have found the hand made ones work fine for me. Hope you can follow these instructions,  I just kinda put them together.
Thanks Pattilou!

Renuzit Dolls
Here are some sites that have Renuzit doll instructions. 
Once you have the basic pattern dress as you like.
http://www.renuzit-crafts.com/projects/ropegirl.htm
http://www.hobbylobby.com/site2/projects/qc-216/qc-216.htm
http://www.styrofoam-crafts.com/projects/renuzit_clown/renuzit_clown.htm
this site has them for sale but you can look at the picture of the Angels.
http://www.craftsantiques.com/htm/ghrenuzt.htm
Thanks Sallie!

Dammit Dolls
 http://www.huskins.com/strega/dammit.html
 http://www.nactx.com/country/dammit.htm
 http://www.bonnieandclydegroup.com/3dammits.html
 http://lumpy.mkl.com/usalures/
Thanks Tennia!

Dammit Doll
You either make a cloth doll or attach to a cloth doll you have bought. and attach this card:
When you want to climb the wall
and stand right up and shout.
Theres a little Dammit doll you
cannot do without.
Just Grasp it firmly by the legs
find a place to slam it.
And as you wack the stuffing out
Yell Dammit Dammit Dammit!!
If Dammit's not a word you say
then twist its little neck
and grumble out repeatedly
OH Heck , OH Heck, Oh Heck!!
And once you're done abusing it
Just sit it on the shelf
But hug it first.
As I'd hug you If I were
there myself.
Thanks Debbi!

Other ideas for the Dammit Doll
The only other phrase I could think of was "Darn it" which as a euphemism
for the original is not much better.
Stress Doll
Stressed out Susie
Fooey Phyllis
Blasted Betty  or Blast-it-all Betty
AAArrrrug rat  (ya know, rugrats.... Ok, it's late.  Give me a break '-')
Mangled Minnie
Smack-him-upside-the-head Sam
I agree that the original name could be offensive....
I'm  not sure these are as 'catchy' , though.
Thanks Ruth!

 http://www.ameritech.net/users/macler/paperdolls.html Marilee's Paperdolls Page
Thanks Lynn!

Came across this pattern site the other day. I had the Little Red Riding  Hood-Grandma/Big Bad Wolf doll when I was a little girl. It's not a free  pattern.
http://home.sprynet.com/~tcutaway/softdoll.htm
Thanks Christine!

Doll Hat pattern
 http://www6.bcity.com/crowmtndollhouse/top?FreePattern.html
http://knitting.miningco.com/hobbies/knitting/msub36.htm
Free Barbie Doll Clothes patterns
 http://knitting.miningco.com/hobbies/knitting/msub37.htm
 http://knitting.miningco.com/hobbies/knitting/msub10.htm
Free Doll clothes patterns
http://www.artcraftmall.com/victoriancrochet.htm  CROCHETTED DOLL DRESS
http://craftfinder.com/html/bitty_baby.html  BABY DOLL CLOTHES
http://www.auntie.com/cnm/craftzine/garter.htm   BARBIE GARTER & LACY BRA-PRETTY
 http://www.auntie.com/cnm/craftzine/sofa.asp Barbie Sofa
China Doll - instructions - pic included!
http://www.geocities.com/dollsnstuff/china.html
Check out the homepage too!
http://www.geocities.com/dollsnstuff/index.html
Thaqnks Mary Rose!

Have you ever seen dolls made from clothes pins?  You take a clothespin  with a "ball" top.  Draw or paint her a face on the ball, add hair(you can  use doll hair, clay, homemade house hold twine hair, whatever:o).  Use fabric  scraps to make her a dress..simply wrap them around and use another piece to
make a belt, etc(if you make dolls...you can do this:o). You can add two   small strips of fabric (arms/ or sleves rather:o) and have her holding  somthing(so you wont have to worry about hands:o)like a heart or a  flower..... Glue on a pin to the back..Ta-Da!
Thanks Teri!

Here is a site that has lots of cute printable things you can use in the doll house - there are also things for  Barbie Dolls!
http://www.printmini.com/
Thanks Ruth

Instructions for Cornhusk Dolls
http://www.nativetech.org/cornhusk/dollinst.html
Thanks Veronica

Paperdoll links
http://www.dreamhaven.net/~liana/paperdolls/index2.html
http://www.ameritech.net/users/macler/paperdolls.html
http://collectdolls.about.com/hobbies/collectdolls/msub29.htm
Thanks Rebecca

http://www.thedollnet.com/judi/frog/page1.html cloth doll-frog
Thanks Andrea

http://crafterscommunity.com/projects/sewing/emily.html
Emily Doll and story...I made mine out of cotton. I love this doll and it
makes a wonderful gift!

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/2771/doll.html
Plantation Dolls
These dolls are made using men's white handkerchiefs. Tea dye to achieve an
antique look, add lace, ribbons, jute , etc. Directions below to make yourown.

http://wwvisions.com/newsletter/july99/index.html      sock dolls

http://www.jennienco.com/freepattern.html   doll pin

http://www.dmc-usa.com/projects/archive/index.html Worry Dolls and lots more from DMC

http://dollcrochet.rpmdp.com/free.html   Crochet dolls and dresses

http://www.styrofoam-crafts.com/projects/renuzit_clown/renuzit_clown.htm  clown

http://www.offray.com/howto.html  ribbon angels and dolls

http://www.enterpriseart.com/projects/angels/ag-4649.cfm   This is one of many beautiful angels

http://www.coatspatons.com/Free_Stuff/1004.pdf another crochet angel

http://crafterscommunity.com/projects/misc/towelangel.html Dishtowel angel...
these turn out as cute gifts!

http://crafterscommunity.com/projects/beading/beadedangel.html   Safety Pin Angel

http://www.netw.com/~rafter4/nettie.htm   Nettie doll.
Thanks Peg

"tea bag dolls"
http://www.wwvisions.com/newsletter/apr_may99/index.html
Thanks Andrea

Free pattern to download-megan Cloth Doll
http://theclothdoll.com/megan.html
Thanks Barb

cute angel to sew
 http://sistersanddaughters.com/angel/index.html
Thanka Barb

http://www.buckbabies.com/
http://www.dreamhaven.net/~liana/paperdolls/index2.html Paper dolls

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Creek/3565/Project_TomatoCageDoll.html
Tomato Cage Santa
When you get here, scroll all the way down...it gives directions and diagrams.
Thanks Joyce

 http://members.tripod.com/~Folkgal/links.htm
http://www.dhminiatures.com/HotLinks/scales.html dollhouse minis

free cloth doll patterns - check it out!
http://www.clothdollconnection.com/FreePatterns.html
Thanks Marlene

Picture of a time-out doll
http://www.bobbilynn.com/timeoutkids.html

Timeout doll
http://www.craftycollege.com/academics/shykids.html

Making a face in pantyhose
Well I didn't find that set of instructions ( lost a lot of stuff when my computer crashed) but maybe some of these will help.  Just remember that the eyes are in the center of the head and don't put them too high.  Practice on small heads until you get the feel of it.  finger press the stuffing into place don't try to pull it with the thread.  When you get a face made use your eye makeup to accent and a little blush on the cheeks and tip of the nose.  Some hair helps too.  Fur makes hair for males or short hair for
women.  also don't forget to make eyebrows and lashes for the doll.  the brows can be made by cutting the shape for one out of paper and put glue on that area then with finely cut (whatever you use for hair) sift it onto the glue area.  I will try to find my directions for this later, for I don't off hand know where I have it put up at.   Oh yes while you are practicing if you make a mistake just cut the threads and start over again.

Free pattern and sculpting directions http://www.dollstreetdreamers.com/dsdollpattern.htm
proportions of body and head  http://www.dollstreetdreamers.com/41Gazette.htm
This one will show you how to make life like eyes  http://www.theclothdoll.com/eyes.html
Lisa's dolls to look or order her books  http://home.earthlink.net/~jcarruth/index.html
How to make hands  http://dollnetcampus.com/room/mini/hands_1.html
This has lots of free doll patterns but I didn't check to see if any were soft sculptured
http://www.clothdollconnection.com/FreePatterns.html
This one has some good articles that you might learn from http://www.dollstreetdreamers.com/Liberary.htm
Mimi gives very detailed directions for sculpting her dolls face and sometimes body in her patterns.  She is my  favorite pattern maker and Judi's dolls is next.
http://www.mimidolls.com/DCC-Galleries-Bios/Mimi/Mimi_gallery.htm
http://judisdolls.com/
Thanks Sallie from Texas

Free doll patterns to download:
http://www.craftown.com/country/craft19.htm
http://thedollnet.com/arlene/angels1.html
http://www.aint-that-cute.com/dollie.htm
http://www.dollstreetdreamers.com/dsdollpattern.htm
http://darlingirl1.tripod.com/Daydreamweaversdolls00/id11.html
http://craftycollege.com/webofangels/index.html
http://www.clothdollconnection.com/
http://www.thedollnet.com/index.html
Thanks Sallie from Texas

http://www.stockade-supply.com/proj-plans/proj-badhair.html Bad Hair doll

Doll Bag Holder http://www.aint-that-cute.com/bagdoll.htm

International Worry Dolls-a DMC project
http://www.dmc-usa.com/projects/archive/worry2.html

How to make a Hedgehog Doll
First you need teasels.  I use two teasels per doll.  I for the head and 1 cut in half for
hands.  Cut off spurs and long stem.  I washed mine as they were so dark and dirty.  I put a
little bleach in the water and made them lighter in color.  Don't leave too long or teasel will go
to mush.  Get a Styrofoam form.  Mine was about 2 inches wide and about six or seven inches high.
Glue styrofoam to lid of jar for stability as the doll will stand on its own.  Lid should be about 3
or 4 in. in diameter.  Cut large circle of material for the skirt and wrap on Styrofoam.  Put
into cotton batting to make skirt puffy.   You can baste stitches on top of skirt and pull close
around styrofoam and/or pin skirt to the form. Glue teasel to top of form.   Cut an apron - a
triangular form and pin around top of form.  I glue teasel cut in half for each paw underneath
apron.  Cut a small circle and baste and pull up. Stuff with cotton and this is the hat that will
sit on the top of the teasel.  You can put a bit of lace around hat to cover up sewing.  I
experimenting the size I wanted and made a template from cardboard for the skirt, apron &
hat.  I used little soaps from hotel and covered with same material as dress.  I stacked three
different sizes and tied a bow around them to make her look like she has giftsHope this is clear.
Thanks Marilyn

http://home.inreach.com/marthac/craft1.html sock monkey

http://www.ameritech.net/users/macler/paperdolls.html Marilee's Paperdolls Page: Printable Paperdolls, Links, Books

http://www.graphicgreetings.com/printablespaperdolls.htm paper dolls

HANDKERCHIEF DOLLS
Start with a standard, white, men's handkerchief - unfolded. Fold in half and sew the two sides together, close to the hem, from the bottom edge about two-thirds of the way up the handkerchief. Turn right side out. Knot each of the two top corners close to the corner. This makes it look like a
"puffed sleeve with the corner sticking out for the arm." Place a wad of stuffing in the center between the two knots. Gather the material up around it and wind thread around it tightly several times and knot to form a head. Sew lace around the bottom of the "gown" and across the top of the
head to look like a bonnet. Embroider a face on the doll and it's finished.

A similar doll can be made of a pillowcase. With a pillowcase, the sides are already sewn. Just knot the upper corners for arms, and follow head instructions of the handkerchief doll above. These are especially pretty if you use a pillowcase with a lace or embroidered trim on the bottom. You can add yarn hair to the pillowcase doll if you wish, instead of the lace "bonnet." I did three of these out of my girlfriend's dad's handerchiefs who had just recently passed away. I added sheer lace ribbons for angel wings, sewed them one under another on a wide piece of  ribbon and attached them to a small piece of wood so they could hang on the wall ,  i had painted the wood blue and added a few small stars with the words "I believe in Angels",I gave it to my mother for Christmas she loved it! Now her Mom wants me to do one for her, Just an idea   I thought I'd pass on.
Thanks Connie

Paper dolls
http://www.funorama.com/dolls.html
http://www.tcfhe.com/myfairlady/not/scn3/paper.htm
http://www.teelfamily.com/family/susan/paper_doll.htm
Thanks Ronda

http://members.tripod.com/confused4/ American Girl Doll Clothes patterns
Thanks Ronda

cloth dolls
http://www.bluebonnetvillage.com/nimbl-t2.htm
Thanks Stacey

Dollmaking Tutorial
http://www.dollmakersite.com/tutorials.htm
Thanks Barb

http://pages.prodigy.net/pmatson1/page2.html
Step by step to make a apple doll
http://www.crafter.com/projects_cornhusk_doll.shtml
Make a cornhusk doll...this is a good site!
http://www.caron-net.com/feb99files/feb99kid.html
Palace Guardsman Clothes Pin Doll
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/2771/doll.html
These Plantation Dolls are replicas of dolls made during the American Revolutionary War.
These dolls are made using men's white handkerchiefs. Tea dye to achieve an
antique look, add lace, ribbons, jute , etc. Directions below to make your own. .
http://www.dmc-usa.com/projects/archive/worry.html
Americana Worry Dolls
http://www.dmc-usa.com/projects/archive/worry2.html
New DMC International Worry Dolls
http://family.go.com/Categories/Activities/Features/family_1998_07/famf/famf78beachcrafts/famf78beachcrafts3.html
Sea shell dolls
Thanks Donna

Sock Babies
  http://wwvisions.com/newsletter/july99/sockdoll.html
Thanks Tracey

http://www.papertwist-angels.com
Thanks Kathy

Paperdolls
http://www.graphicgreetings.com/printablespaperdolls.htm
Thanks Stacey

Knit or Crochet Pattern
http://www.knitting-crochet.com/dollpattern.html
Doll Crochet Parlour and Post Office Free Patterns Page
http://dollcrochet.rpmdp.com/free.html
Crocheted Sweaters for Dolls
http://members.aol.com/pamamom/CroSw.html
Jumper for 18" Doll
http://www.dustbunnies.com/Crochet/18inDolls/jumper.htm
Sweater for 18 " Doll
http://www.dustbunnies.com/Crochet/18inDolls/sweater.htm
For 15" Doll
http://www.fibrecraft.com/html/freecrochetsimone.html
Crocheted Doll Pattern As Well As Dress Pattern
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/5216/DebbieAnn.htm
Crocheted Sweater for 12 - 14 " Doll
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/vintagecrafts/dollsweater.html
Crocheted Doll Back Pack Pattern
http://www.thesmartyarns.com/patterns/june99/dollybackpack.html#
For 13" Doll
http://www.fibrecraft.com/html/freecrochetredriding.html
8" pillow Doll
http://www.fibrecraft.com/html/freecrochettoothfairy.html

DOLL SAYINGS
Discover  your inner child...
play with dolls

Doll collector at heart

Doll crossing

Dolls are like potato chips...
you can't just have one

Dolly's blue without you

I can hardly wait 'til night time falls
when I can crawl into bed
with my favorite dolls

Never too old to play with dolls
 
One can never have too many dolls

Some of my best friends are dolls

The nicest dreams that will never be
are the dreams shared by dolly and me

Thanks Toni

Hankie Doll
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/2771/doll.html
Thanks Sally

Cloth Doll Patterns
http://clothdollconnection.com/FreePatterns.html
Thanks Leisha

Paper Doll printouts
 http://www.graphicgreetings.com/printablespaperdolls.htm
Thanks Lynn

Check out this site for paper Dolls. Print them out!
They are beautiful!
http://www.ushsdolls.com/paperdoll/emilie.htm
Make sure you go to the archive
http://www.ushsdolls.com/paperdoll/pdarc.htm
United States Historical Society

tons of paper dolls here
http://www.myfree.com/r/NPF/NPF0044.html

http://www.media-motion.com/wowpdjr.htm
Modern ones to download

http://www.alextheape.com/color3.htm
dinosaur and outfits

http://www.makingfriends.com/f_animal.htm
Making Friends' Animal Friends: dog and cat. Uses same outfits as Party
Friends pages at this site....
http://www.makingfriends.com/f_party.htm

http://www.paperdolls.org/hb22198a.jpg
Lucinda Durbin's antique girl-doll paperdoll with 2
pages of outfits. From the U.S. Historical Society.

http://digitarts.va.com.au/grrrowl3/violet/pics.html
Kewpie Paper doll: Grrowl 3's doll and outfits

http://users.cybercity.dk/~ccc29141/Card2.htm
Lene: Marianne Mathiasen's Danish paperdoll from
Silkeborg with dress. Also dress #2, #3, #4, prehistoric dress, wedding dress,
artist outfit, and canoe, marine, and safari outfits

http://www.grmuseum.org/fun-doll.htm
Cut out and color your own Victorian Paper Doll!

http://costumes.org/pages/maryofthewacs.htm
Mary of the WACS: 1943 "Young American" girl doll with
WAC uniforms and other outfits

Printable "Sweetheart Friends" Paperdolls From Making Friends
http://www.makingfriends.com/f_holiday.htm#Sweetheart%20Friends

http://www.ushsdolls.com/paperdoll/byelo1.htm
Bye-Lo Baby Paper Doll: baby-doll paperdoll with christening outfit by
Lucinda Durbin. From the U.S. Historical Society.

http://www.guenivere.com/paperdoll.html
Paper Doll Page: teenage doll and 11 outfits

http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/9169/index.html
These are great for older girls...
Kristina's Printable Paperdolls: 6 fashion models with
MANY beautiful pages of outfits - Brandi, Victoria, Amanda, Shannon,
Tiffany, Heather

http://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/~anja/candi/art.html
Candi Girl Paper Art Gallery: Miki Kopitz' Hispanic &
Chinese women fashion
dolls with outfits
Thanks Stacey

http://www.diamondbrands.com/craft/doll_pin_furniture/doll_pin_furniture.htm
DOLL PIN FURNITURE
Thanks Lynn

Spool Baby
http://www.thefamilycorner.com/homegarden/crafts/spool_baby.shtml
Thanks Lisa

http://www.burgoyne.com/pages/mallan/Ward/dollpatt.htm
Button Doll

http://home.valint.net/irenewoods/freepats/sockdoll.html
Sock Doll

Make little people out of children's mittens.
http://www.thefamilycorner.com/homegarden/crafts/snowfolks.shtml

Dollie - by Ain't That Cute
http://www.aint-that-cute.com/dollie.htm
Thanks Donna

spool baby
http://crafterscommunity.com/projects/wood/spooldoll.html
Thanks Lisa

Noah and Santa Doll from Lara's Crafts.com
http://www.larascrafts.com/Projects/noahsanta.htm

Other Craft pages
(misc. crafts that I haven't categorized yet!)

Craft Links-Loads of 'em!
These pages will keep you busy for HOURS and HOURS! Grab a new ink cartridge and fire up the old  printer !

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