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| Posts: 3380 | Location: South Georgia | Registered: Dec 12, 2005 |   |
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Oh, what memories. My grandmother used to tear up all the old clothes, sheets, scrap fabric, etc., wrap in balls and then when she had lots, would send to the Amish to weave rag rugs. But very special fabic, kind of color coordinated, she would cut and make me a doll like this every now and then. As a little one, I just loved them. Thanks for finding those directions, Joy, I just might have to make a couple for nieces. Who knows, maybe one for myself (it's not as if I don't have plenty of fabric stashed  )
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| Posts: 5286 | Location: Suncoast of Florida | Registered: Sep 18, 2002 |   |
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Thanks ladies for the help.... I enjoyed reading about your memories, Sharon... gave me a better picture of what these were really about. Joy ~ thanks so much for the link... that's exactly what I wanted. I'll post a pic when I get one completed. Thanks for sharing, and hope you both have a blessed day 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Words for Thought:
If you can't see your mistakes from a galloping horse, then you don't worry about them
WHEN IT'S DONE IN LOVE, IT'S ALREADY PERFECT !! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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| Posts: 2377 | Location: little bit of God's country... right here | Registered: Apr 17, 2006 |   |
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here instructions for corn husk dolls - so you could also probably braid the strips for arms and legs as an alternative http://www.nativetech.org/cornhusk/dollinst.htmlhth
***When in doubt, search, using a good search engine like google or yahoo***
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thanks for posting this. i made the yarn ones back in gs about 27 years ago and saw them at my grams (she saves everything)last weekend and wondered how they were made so i could make one with my own daughter, now i can make a special doll for my little girl.
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| Posts: 711 | Location: WNY | Registered: Nov 19, 2006 |   |
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OOh supercute! I'm so making these!
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My daughter was given a handmade doll when she was born many years ago and I'm trying to find the pattern for it. It was a soft doll with a dress and bonnet and when you put the dress over the head the other side of the dress was a nightgown with another head that was sleeping. I would love to make this doll for a special baby that will be born this summer. Has anyone out there ever seen this doll and know where I can find a pattern for it?
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| Posts: 5286 | Location: Suncoast of Florida | Registered: Sep 18, 2002 |   |
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You have no idea how much I appreciate you finding this pattern for me. I printed them both out and will be getting started on it soon. Thank you so much!
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Oh my goodness, what memories these have brought back. I made the yarn dolls this weekend, tonight I will start the topsy turvy doll. My grandmother had a topsy turvy that she kept in her pantry I so loved playing with it.
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