These cute little dolls are based off a set of directions on page 96 in the June 2012 Crafts ‘n Things magazine, and the design is by Linda Valentino. It was titled ‘toothpick dolls’.
Labeled under the “kids’ crafts” section, my 6-year old was able to help out in a lot of the components of these little dolls, and probably wouldn’t admit that he actually played with them for a little bit!
Read on to see how we made these sweet little toy dolls. I estimate these two could be done less than an hour and a half, including glue drying time.
Labeled under the “kids’ crafts” section, my 6-year old was able to help out in a lot of the components of these little dolls, and probably wouldn’t admit that he actually played with them for a little bit!
Read on to see how we made these sweet little toy dolls. I estimate these two could be done less than an hour and a half, including glue drying time.
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Materials:
• 10 mm to 12 mm round or oval wooden bead. (The ones I used were from a Craft multi-pack, as shown here.)
• Four toothpicks per doll
• Craft thread – I used DMC Prism brand, Rainbow Collection, that looks something like this:DMC Prism Six-Strand Floss
• Aleene’s tacky glue
• “Hair colored” sewing thread and optional sewing needle
Tools:
• Four toothpicks per doll
• Craft thread – I used DMC Prism brand, Rainbow Collection, that looks something like this:DMC Prism Six-Strand Floss
• Aleene’s tacky glue
• “Hair colored” sewing thread and optional sewing needle
• Wire clippers (to cut tips off of toothpicks)
• Scissors
• Additional toothpicks to spread glue
• Red or pink chalk
• Black sharpie marker
• (Optional) Ruler
• Scissors
• Additional toothpicks to spread glue
• Red or pink chalk
• Black sharpie marker
• (Optional) Ruler
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I CAN COLLECT THEM :D
AND I CAN MAKE ONE FOR MY GIRLFRIEND