Welcome to ‘How to sew a 15cm doll’s head to body’. Fill the head with polyester stuffing. Try to make the head as round as possible. Be generous with the stuffing, otherwise the face will look ‘deflated’/ ‘wrinkled’. The head

Welcome to part 3 of ‘How to sew a 15cm doll’s face’. Sew the back of the head to the face along the red dotted lines. Leave some allowance for the ears later. Sew one ear along the red dotted

Welcome to part 2 of ‘How to sew a 15cm doll’s face’. Sew the ears along the red dotted lines. Turn the ears out and fill them with polyester stuffing if you want the ears to be ‘voluminous’, otherwise it’s

Welcome to part 1 of ‘How to sew a 15cm doll’s face’. Draw doll’s face using heat erasable fabric pen on water soluble paper. Make sure the paper and velboa fabric (I used 22cm x 22cm) are secured tightly (but

Hi! This is last part of ‘How to sew a 15cm doll’s body’. Sew along the red dotted lines as shown. Above 2 photos show the little triangle on the front body that you must sew. Sew along the red dotted

Welcome to part 3 of ‘How to sew a 15cm doll’s body’. We will work on the legs! Thighs: Sew along the red dotted lines as shown. Ankles: Attach ankles to the thighs by sewing along the red dotted lines as