I was very moved by a website I found while surfing the net
during the winter holidays. It is called
Enchanted Makeovers and its website is http://enchantedmakeovers.org/ The organization transforms homeless
shelters for women and children into spaces for individuals to thrive in, not
just survive. It sets the stage for
individuals living in the shelters to become empowered during the process. I was so moved by what the organization was
doing that I contacted Terry and asked her if it would help to create a pattern
and tutorial for a cloth doll that her organization could use. I wanted to develop a pattern that was very
child safe, easy to make, and very warm and cuddly. I couldn’t think of anything better than a
pattern of a kitten made out of fleece called Warm Hugs. I have spent the past few days of my 51 days
of art creating the pattern for Warm Hugs.
The pattern is not complete but I wanted to share what I created so
far. I still have to try out the pattern
piece for the tail and develop clothing for Warm Hugs. Once the pattern and tutorial is developed I will also be sharing it for free with anyone that would like to make the dolls to donate to organizations that could use them to brighten a little ones life such as police departments, hospitals, safe houses, etc. I will keep you posted on the progress!
Self Study Doll Making classes
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Friday, July 5, 2013
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Molly Monkey or what I have been up to lately

I haven't posted in a few weeks but thought you might want to see what I have been up to while I wasn't posting. I have been making these adorable Molly Monkey dolls for all the little tykes on my holiday gift list this year and probably having way too much fun making them! Larissa Holland so kindly posted her free pattern for Molly Monkey on her blog. She has a lot of other wonderful patterns that she sells also so take a peek when you get a chance. If you want to download the Molly Monkey pattern by Larissa Holland you can click here to get to her blog http://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/2008/07/drum-roll-pleasemolly-monkey-pattern.html
Happy crafting!
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