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  • Happy weekend. It’s Easter!!!!!! We are down at our favorite vacation spot @terranearesort - We will be freezing our little toes off today when we venture down to lunch at Nelson’s. It’s gonna be soooo worth it tho!!! Nom nom fish tacos and wings!!! - But before we do that, I wanted to share with you why I use wool. - The benefits of wool stuffing are many, here are just a few: Breathable Natural Material Dust Mite Resistant Anti-Microbial & Anti-Bacterial Naturally Fire Resistant Renewable Resource Supports Small Farmers - It’s even more fire resistant than any chemical flame retardants. It’s so amazing that several car seat manufacturers are using it instead of the toxic flame retardants. 🎉🎉 - Eco wool is one way I can decrease my own carbon footprint and support local farmers too. All of my dolls are stuffed with eco wool from local sheep who live on pasture in California.
  • Omg it’s Fri-YAY!!!!!!!! - Do you think you could stuff a doll like this? All you need is a doll body, stuffing, and one chopstick. 😂 - You should consider watching the tutorials I created on IGTV (shameless self promotion there - although they are totally free) - Are you a do-it-yourselfer like me? What things have you made yourself that you are super proud of?
  • Oh my god you guys look what @forthosethatwander created for her beautiful Rosebud!!!!!!
  • Happy Thursday!!!! Do you want to make a doll with me? How’s June sound? Let me know below 👇 Let’s make a doll!!! - In the vid I’m stuffing the legs and arms after I’ve sewn the joint seems. - Materials used: Cotton muslin fabric for the skin, wool stuffing, chopstick, sewing machine, thread. 😬 - So do you want to have a little make along? We can spread it over the whole month on June. In tiny bite sized chunks you can make a doll in just a few minutes a day. - If this sounds like something you want to do let me know below.👇👇👇
  • Happy Wednesday!!!!!! - Stuffing the arms here. The line in the middle is where I sew along to create an elbow joint. So the doll can be more expensive and enjoy her espresso at the ultra chic cafe her new bestie will take her too.
  • Happy Tuesday!!!! - Stuffing the legs with eco wool from local sheep. I like wool because it packs really firmly and is so soothing. I store my wool with lavender sachets (that I make myself with organic lavender). Things no one will see. 🤷‍♀️
  • Working on a new doll this week. - I’ll post my progress all week. 🎉🎉
  • Because sometimes you just need a cucumber cilantro margarita.
  • Happy weekend!!!!! - Let’s talk trial and error. Making mistakes is part of the process. Finding fixes and preventing issues takes forethought and planning and..... making the mistakes in the first place. - When creating your own patterns and designs, you won’t know how tightly you want to stuff your doll till the stuffing starts to bust out of the seams. - You won’t know how to fix a floppy head till you’ve got yourself a floppy headed doll. - You won’t know if that pattern for clothes you made for your doll will fit till you’ve made them and tried them on. (Well in some cases you will know it fits because you followed my amazing tutorials on IGTV 😜). - Somehow making mistakes is something I try to avoid at all costs. But with doll making they don’t feel like an utter defeat. It’s a challenge, but for a perfectionist like me it’s these little trials and errors that teach me it’s ok and I CAN fix them and I WILL fix them. - It feels like a small victory when I finally figure out a way to reinforce the neck so her seams don’t burst. - It’s a win when I find just the right pattern to make her a custom dress. - And huge relief when a doll is completed with her wardrobe and limbs intact. - Moral of the story? Mistakes don’t mean failure. Whew!!!! That’s a relief for me. Lol. Creating these dolls is a joy every day. I learn and grow with each one. I learn new things about myself through the process and I’m filled with so much appreciation and love for the experience with every stitch I sew. - How do you manage in the face of trial and error?

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