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00:00 Primitive Cloth Doll Pattern Introduction
00:47 The fabric cut sheet for the doll, arms, and baby head
01:06 Trace the patterns for the doll, arms, and baby head with Mark Be Gone
01:16 Sew on the drawn lines, leaving openings per the pattern
01:29 Make a slit in the doll for an opening to turn the right sides out
01:39 Finished doll and baby, turned right side out and stuffed (arms not sewn with a center seam)
03:18 How to make a box seam on the bottom of the doll before turning the right sides out
04:21 Box seam completed
04:48 The fabric cut sheet for the mama’s dress
05:04 Fold dress fabric twice on itself for a 5”x6” piece of fabric
05:17 Trace the doll dress allowing for seams if preferred
05:42 Examples of the pattern with a hem and no hem
06:53 How to make an easy hem on the doll’s dress
07:14 Place the right sides together and sew down the arms to the bottom of the dress
07:47 The fabric cut sheet for the apron
08:08 Trace the apron on the folded fabric, (the fold is on the top)
08:20 From the top of the fold mark 3” down with a Mark Be Gone on the outside of the apron pattern
09:07 Take the finished pocket, right sides down, line up with the blue 3” line, and pin
09:23 Fold the pattern back out so the blue lines are facing up again, pin the top, and remove the underneath pin
09:40 Sew all the way around the apron, starting at the fold and ending at the fold
09:50 Cut away a ¼” from the sewn line, snip the corners at an angle and snip the side seams
10:08 On the side with the blue lines, make a line to cut a slit for turning inside out
10:31 Example of the apron all completed
10:42 Whipstitch the slit closed or sew or iron a label over the slit
11:49 The fabric cut sheet for the doll’s head covering
12:02 Optional ironing a hem before sewing the covering
12:17 Sew a ¼” seam opposite the side of the ironed hem
12:31 How to make a half-box seam on the head covering
13:10 Draw a line 1/2 “ down from the tip of the head covering (the triangle part)
13:33 Sew on the line, remove the pin and snip ⅛” to ¼” away from the sewn line
13:54 Example of the head covering all sewn
14:21 Sew and tie the head covering on the completed doll
14:45 Example of tied head covering completed
14:59 Watch the video how to sew a primitive nose, Spring Crafts 2022, Primitive Rabbit
15:10 Watch the video how to make and use grunge, Primitive Grunge Recipe, and Tutorial
15:22 Watch the video of how I decorated with cinnamon ornaments, Primitive Christmas Tree
15:36 Using a sanding block for a painted primitive doll
15:46 Examples of eyes with glass beads or hand-sewn on with embroidery thread
16:23 Hand sewing the baby's head in the apron
18:40 Examples of hand gathering the sleeves or not