Old Fashioned Doll Patterns

Total Time: 10 minutes

Yield: one doll

Supplies:

• 1 square of thin flexible material such as cloth, plastic cut from a carrier bag, cotton handkerchiefs or paper kitchen towels
• 3 short lengths of string, ribbon, or cord or loom bands/ponytail bands
• 1 small piece of stuffing, this can be kapok, cotton wool, screwed up tissue, or a polystyrene ball if you have one

 

 

 

 

 

Steps:

1. If you wish you can cut off 2 opposite corners of your square. This is optional.

 
2. Turn your square face down and place the stuffing in the middle.

 
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3. Holding the stuffing in place, tie a band around it on the right side to form the doll's neck.

 
4. Tie two more bands at the corners for her hands.

 
5. If you cut the corners off previously, you can use these for head scarves for other dolls, but this can be a bit fiddly if the doll is small. You can draw, paint or stitch a face on your doll too.

 

 
6. See how easy it is to make one of these dolls out of scraps, and bits and pieces of tissues, string, and plastic.

 

 

 

 

 
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7. It will take you only minutes to make a whole family of dolls and the kids will think you are magnificently clever!

I 'm looking for a Golden Hands doll pattern too. I have the doll that I made for my daughter 35 years ago. I am making a pattern from it, but would love to find the original.

Hello Paula! I am looking for the very same rag doll pattern for my mum as she's lost part of hers in a move too! Any chance you could send us a copy, please? We would be very grateful!

I have just come across your requests for the golden hands rag doll pattern. I have one tucked away and I just wondered if Lin Charlieworm and Paula still wanted a copy?

charlie

March 5, 20090 found this helpful

Thank you Linda! I have only just seen your post when you reply, I'll give you my e-mail so you could maybe post us a copy?

kayidi

January 31, 20100 found this helpful

Does anyone remember having seen a pattern for a reversible frog prince? He is approx 12" tall and turns completely inside out through his mouth. A green (obviously) frog on one side and a rather flashy prince (if a bit ugly!!) on the other.

Mona Lisa

April 15, 20100 found this helpful

She's beautiful! May I have a copy also?

rachel

May 25, 20110 found this helpful

Hello,
I know it's been a very long time since I've been on here.I still have the pattern if Charlieworm or anyone else was still interested in a copy.It has been well used.
Linda

Geebomb

September 20, 20110 found this helpful

Could I have a copy of this doll pattern please?
Thank you
Gee

twinny sue

September 25, 20110 found this helpful

Hello,
I would also love a copy of the Rag Doll pattern, I made several years ago
and would like to make one for the grandchildren.

Thank you

RubyGloom

August 12, 20120 found this helpful

Could I please too have a copy of this doll? My mom made one for me about 30 years ago, and would love to have a copy of her. Thanks.

Martha Hamilton

November 27, 20040 found this helpful

Try http://www.quiltshops.com search engine to find patterns you'll like..

" i have a raggedy ann 10" up for auction on ebay It is 10" or you can order it from me item no : 5548577737 "

I am looking for a large 30-40 inch annie or rag doll pattern to make a doll to look like a 3-5 year old girl
as well, have you had any luck?(primitive or country)

Pat Wilson

July 29, 20050 found this helpful

You can go to www. clothdollconnection.com for free doll patterns . Happpy Sewing!!!

I have a 1940 pattern of Raggedy Ann and Andy""

I AM LOOKING FOR AN OLD PATTERN OF A HILLBILLY MOUNTAIN MAN PATTERN. MY MAMA USE TO MAKE THEM YEARS AGO. SHE NO LONGER HAS THE PATTERN AND WE ARE TRYING TO LOCATE ONE. WE LIVE IN THE TENNESSE/NORTH CAROLINA AREA.""

I need a Raggedy Ann pattern but it must be free. Please do any of you guys know where I can get 1?

Hello I would like to know if some one have the pattern with instructions and a photo of how too make a mum puppy? It's made with mum flowers. Thanks

tncrafty

September 26, 20120 found this helpful

Here is a place for free crochet doll patterns
freevintagecrochet.com/

Colleen Stuchal

July 14, 20100 found this helpful

Is this the doll that looks like a cabbage patch doll? I googled Debbie Ann doll and that's what I got.