No-sew Fabric Art Doll

The one pictured doesn't have her hair or embellishments yet. I want to add beads and maybe a hat too!

These are really cool, what a great idea! I followed the link and one of the commenters said she uses wire for the "skeleton" and hooks it at the ends (I think she puts on limbs) that hold charms. I liked that idea.

Everytime I say to myself I'm going to cool it with the swaps for a while another one that I can not resist comes up. I love these little dolls, I think that they can become addicting. They're beautiful. What Fun!!!! I am so in!

I seen that too, PWN. I think it's a great idea that we can feel welcome to use the variation with these if we choose. :)) Pat, you are always welcome in any and all of my swaps! I thrill to see you! Blessings abound for us all!

oh geez, i think i have to be in this one....I totally agree with LaTosi though.

LaTosi said it best....I'm trying to cool it with the new swaps because I want to do more painting.....but how could I resist trying one(or ten) of these?

There are worse things to be addicted to, I keep reminding myself! :))

I hope this is enough time to create!(?) Let me know if we want more time. THANKS!

Wow, I just LOVED making this wand doll tonight. I found that a chopstick (trim length with garden shears), cotton batting, and fishing line for the 'guts' made this SSSSOOOOOO easy. I just love this little precious thing! I can see another addiction coming on...I hope you all will share pictures of your creations in the forum??

I didn't much care for my first one...but didn't want to deconstruct it either...so I made a second one. The only problem was that I didn't have any more cotton batting, so I ended up using bubble wrap....this was so easy, light-weight and came out looking great. I used a bit of packing tape to hold it in place, then a bit of tape to hold the fabric in place as I wrapped...then cord. It came out well, and what fun!

I sent mine to @weyrmistress and here is a picture