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Waldorf inspired Dolls in progress

                           Dolls Dolls Dolls!

I have been working on my dolls. I plan on selling these on Etsy. I am so excited about them. My wonderful husband went grocery shopping with 4 of the 5 kids last night so I could work on them. I named the red head Autumn, because that's what she reminds me of, the Blond has no name as of yet, but she will. I just wanted to share my progress. They are that beautiful "Waldorf" style. I read somewhere that Waldorf just adopted from old German style doll making. I will have to look more into that. Making the head is defiantly part of the fun. But my favorite part is when I start adding hair, it brings the doll to life.
Anyway, tell me what you think. Just leave a comment. :)


Also I'd like to know if anyone would be interested in a tutorial or pattern for it? I would love to share

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