Rag doll hair tutorial

Hairstyles are a perfect way to add personality to your doll design. Learning how to do several styles or invent your own style will help you in your doll design process. I’m going to share the...

Do you love doll making? Want to put some GORGEOUS locks of hair onto your doll? Look no further, today we are doing just that! IN THIS TUTORIAL, WE WILL COVER: Selecting raw wool How to wash your raw wool How to create your doll hair Attaching your doll hair to your doll Enjoy this complete and FREE photographed tutorial to give your doll some gorgeous locks of hair! Take your dollmaking to the next step!

Hair gives ragdolls unique personality and character. Learn what materials and techniques you can use to create a distinguishing hairdo for a handmade doll.

Part two of the rag doll tutorial is the hair. I like this part a lot! You can see in the pictures my favorite Christmas movie - White Chr...

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I wanted to expand on the hair tutorial that is included in my new "Lanky Lily" doll pattern for you. I realize the one in the tutorial is a little vague and I hope this gives you all a better idea of the process. I promise you it is very easy, once you get the feel for it. To start you will need to place your pins, it'll look like your doll has a pin mohawk. Now leave a good length of tail at the side of the head and begin wrapping a single strand of yarn around the pins. I like to go back…

Learn how to make these adorable Girl & Boy Fabric Dolls

Hillary Lang, dollmaker & pattern designer

Put together the body, legs and arms of simple felt doll. Sew the middle of the bottom of the body with a thick thread. Stitch the legs to the body. Insert the wire of arm into the shoulder. Stitch the arm. Insert the stick into the head. Stitch the neck to the head with a thick thread. Make 2 bunches of yarn. Sew the hair of front and back to the top of head. Put the side hair on the front and back hair. Sew it to the head at the middle. Glue the hair to the head. 26 centimeter tall. This…

For two ponytails, I hook yarn strands all around the outer edge of the wig cap, as shown here, and then hook the strands into the chain. Anne does not have bangs, but if she did, add those first, then hook the strands all around the wig cap. Where the bangs are, you simply use the first row of free loops on the wig cap.