Black Apple doll tutorial
Video and pdf formats available. Emily’s blog and link.
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April 23rd, 2008 at 3:49 pm
These dolls are so easy and fun to make I just recently blogged about this pattern myself. My daughter and I (she’s 6) had a great time making one together. It’s a great sewing pattern for a young beginner and doesn’t require much material. Thank you Emily for sharing it with all of us!