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Rag Doll Making Supplies
Making Rag Doll Hair
Making a Rag Doll Head & Body Pattern
Cutting a Rag Doll Head & Body
Cutting Rag Doll Arms & Legs
Sewing Rag Doll Arms & Legs
Stuffing Rag Doll Arms & Legs
Sewing a Rag Doll Mouth
Pining Rag Doll Hair
Pining a Rag Doll Head & Body
Sewing a Rag Doll Head
Attaching Rag Doll Arms
Stuffing a Rag Doll Body
Attaching Rag Doll Legs
Summary: A rag doll's arms and legs can be stuffed with any fabric scraps lying around or with store bought stuffing. Learn how to stuff rag doll arms and legs with tips from a seamstress and craft expert in this free doll making video.
Misty Swift began sewing from home for herself and friends after being distraught over a beautiful bag she purchased only to discover it was horribly made and almost immediately fell...read more
"Ok, now that we have got our pieces all sewn we are going to flip it inside out and just tuck it and pull it through and you will work it until you get it all the way out. You can use a bias turner if you have got one and then when you?re done you can use a pencil once you get close to the edge to kind of push it the rest of the way through. When you done you will get something like this and now is your time to pull out your stuffing whatever you decided to stuff it with. I like to use scraps because I always have scraps laying around and it makes for a actual rag doll, rag doll and it makes it nice and heavy. What you do is just stuff it down in there. This is good project to do while your sitting watching TV and you have to make sure you get those all stuffed about the same. Make sure you get it all the ways to the ends because otherwise in will kind of collapse back in on it s self and then I usually use the pencil or whatever you want to use to get it the rest of the way down in there. And you do that until they are all full. And we have got more like this one."
eHow Article: Stuffing Rag Doll Arms & Legs
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