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How to make simple, hand-made dolls including body types, hair and clothing.
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29 of 30 people found the following review helpful
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Very Authoritative Book, Jun 11 2007
By Rebecca Coke "Rebecca" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Making Waldorf Dolls (Paperback)
I disagree with the last reviewer regarding the content of Maricristin's book. This book has everything you need to make a wide variety of Waldorf-style dolls. I have made three versions already, and I am working my way through the rest of the patterns. The instructions are clear and complete. The book doesn't have big pretty pictures, true, but it has all the information needed to make dolls. And that is really what matters. This is a niche market book, and it is one of very few available. In my opinion, the chapter on hair alone is worth over $30.
24 of 26 people found the following review helpful
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Expensive but great instructions and patterns, Oct 17 2007
By Magda Denes - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Making Waldorf Dolls (Paperback)
I think this book is the same as the author's earlier title, Kinder Dolls (something like that) and the "used book" prices on that earlier title have been inflated too high. "Making Waldorf Dolls" is expensive at $30 yet a bit more cheaply made in that it has no color photographs. No matter, I have to say this is a great! book with wonderful patterns, S-M-L size bodies, very clear drawings and instructions, how-to(s) for hair. This book also has a jointed "doll" body. If you're looking for a jointed "baby" body, that is in the book "Baby Dolls and Their Clothes" by Valeria Ferrari (also an excellent book) but I have to say that Making Waldorf dolls is better because the patterns are MUCH! easier. This book is my favorite of 5-6 sock doll books I own.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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Buy this book, Dec 12 2009
By mrs m - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Making Waldorf Dolls (Paperback)
I love this book -- I put off buying it for so many months, and I wish I'd bought it sooner. It has all the information you need to start making dolls. The chapter on hair is especially wonderful -- it has so many variations! I have made dolls from kits before, and the directions included with the kits generally only show one hairstyle/body style/head style. This book has so many doll variations, you can choose what you're most comfortable with. The clothing patterns are very basic, with minimal instructions -- so you can kind of do as much or little with them as you like.
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