Dolly pegs

Making some little fairies from wooden clothes-pegs for a Christmas craft fair... My best seller last year! ( yes, they will have petticoats under those net...

Yesterday on the blog I put up a simple tutorial on how to make a no sew tutu. I thought it would be fun to make a matching ballerina peg doll. What to use the peg doll for Birthday Party craft Birthday Party Favour Home craft Christmas (make it an angel by making the tutu white and adding some

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make your own dolly peg dancer doll with this fun craft idea for kids. Personalise your dolly peg doll into a ballet dancer, salsa dancer, hula dancer and much more with this easy wooden peg and cupcake liner craft. #craftideasforkids #dollypegcraft #dancingcraftidea #cupcakelinercraft #funcraftsforkids

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Hand Painted Multicoloured Spotty Dotty Wooden Dolly Pegs on Etsy, £4.00

If at night you find yourself worrying about things when you are trying to sleep, you tell your worries to these little dolls and place them under your pillow. A great craft for children to make and use when at bedtime from Red Ted Art!

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Peg doll, clothespin doll | Flossy Bobbins Makery

Until I started working on my book Making Peg Dolls, I didn't give much thought to the fact that the little wooden doll bases I had been using were directly descended from clothes pegs. If one saws the legs from a vintage clothespeg (pardon the suggestion of such brutality) one is left with a small, free-standing doll base -- closely akin to the ones I use to create my dolls. And so, of course, when writing a book on peg dolls, I did not want to neglect mentioning their origins, nor miss the…

To make the easiest ever little dolls all you need is some clothspins. I used mini ones but the fun part here is that you can make bigger dolls by just using bigger clothes pins . You take them apart and glue the wood pieces together back to back. And there is your basic doll shape. Cut a pice of fabric that is big enough to wrap around the body. Tip : non fray is best ! A smaller piece to use for the collar and two small scraps for the sleeves/arms. Then it is just a matter of wrapping and…