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Here is a fairy paper doll from the embroiderydesignplace. I have not starched her yet or attached foam so if you have any suggestions, I appreciate it.
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She's very pretty, I haven't tried these yet why do you attach foam?
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To stiffen it up, starch should help, however it may have to be reapplied.
Oh! thanks will put that one in the memory bank..
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killiecrankie
06 Apr 2013
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Lovely Fairy in pretty little girl colours.I thought that paperdolls were embroidered on what they use in the bottom of bags to keep them in shape.Its like a stiff felt ,can't think of its name but Floriani makes one
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There are a few choices, she recommends felt. I will be trying the felted fleece next time.
I think you are thinking of peltex which I will have and need to try as soon as I get my machine back!
Yes thats the one but I think there are similar ones about because I could get it here but was sold something else that would do
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Love it Christie she looks real lol hugs
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Thanks so much, The Emma doll is looks good to.
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highlandermom
06 Apr 2013
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Very Cute......well done and I am glad a certain GD zonked a little while ago. We have done butterflys on shirt, Name on apron,Made Mops I think it was hand puppet cow she had to have, a ith kitty done in flower print. If awake I would be hit up for this. I have some of that stiffer stuff. So may have to give it a whirl at some point.
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Thanks so much for your comment. It was a lot a fun.
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I have just done one, used rubber back curtian x 2 and reverse fleecy on top, quite stiff for the doll, just curtain for the clothes, I took a square out of the middle(tummy) with a knife and added some velcro at the back zz stitch in place covered with glued cotton fabric. put on velcro shoes and headband, the stiff side , so soft side on the clothes then they will not get caught up. seems to work.....wendy
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I like the rubber back curtain idea, got any pics? Please explain again in detail, I really want to do this right. when you say x2 you have 3 layers and no stabilzer, right?
yes thats right, I put the velcro in the back so the clothes don't sit away from the doll with the thickness of the 2 pieces of velcro, I stitch on the fabric side.
where did you get the fairy from
I will put the link above.
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Very cute design
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yes next one not so much pink
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This will bring a huge smile to some litle girl. Well done.
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I hope so!
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Here is the link to the site. The second link is to the doll.
2 links:
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http://embroiderydesignplace.com/index.php
embroiderydesignplace.com
[2]
http://embroiderydesignplace.com/designview.php?id=66
embroiderydesignplace.com
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edithfarminer
06 Apr 2013
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I think it is very very pretty, never tried anything like that and will be interesting how you stiffen this in the end. I have some peltex, but would think is much too thick to embroider on.
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I do not know how many sizes they have. I will do do another soon with the peltex. Thank you for commenting.
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very cute... I have a few paper doll patterns but I have not done any yet..
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They are a lot of fun. Thanks
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she is sew pretty Christine well done
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Thanks
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Love the little girl, beautiful colors.
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Thank you, I am going to change them for the next time.
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killiecrankie
07 Apr 2013
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I have seen the paperdolls done on the Floriani one, at their stall at the Quilt show at Darling Harbour Sydney .An American lady was on the stall demonstrating all their stabilizers a few years ago .The clothes were attached using a type of glue called " Alenes on & off glue"(spelling is probably wrong) .It allows you to attach the clothes & remove them several times before more glue is needed to hold the into place & I think it washes out.
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That is a good option. I am concerned about the dust. I would wait to put that on til just before it is used. I am not sure but hopefully it can go on just the clothes.
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