Les poupées Waldorf conçues à Brest fascinent dans le monde entier
Cette pièce inspirée de Waldorf est fabriquée en laine par la technique de feutrage à l'aiguille. Il a été créé pour fournir une image paisible et harmonieuse qui communique avec l'âme à travers ses couleurs, ses textures, ses formes et son énergie. Dimensions : 20 cm de diamètre. Poupée : 7 po. EXPÉDITION : Comme Shop-home est situé à Montréal, contactez le propriétaire du magasin pour obtenir des délais et des frais de livraison plus précis. Remarque : ce n'est pas un jouet.
This is classic Waldorf baby doll for the youngest. Her height is 7 inches. If you want this doll with another color of skin - please write me. This first doll is cuddle rattle. It is very soft and cuddly doll. Your baby doesn't want to let it go when take it. ********************************************** *This doll is for children from 3 years.* ********************************************** Materials: bio wool, Interlock tricot. Clothes made of velour. All materials are pre-washed. This listing includes only Waldorf baby doll. Other things that you may see in the photos are just decorations for taking pictures.
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Création de poupées doudous en tissu
Today my friend Helen came to share with us how to make a sweet little first doll for a baby from a recycled woollen garment. Helen moved to Australia from New Zealand at the beginning of this year and she brought with her some lovely ideas from the craft group at the Steiner school her daughters attended there. This little doll is not new, rather it is in a classic 'Steiner' style ~ simple, natural fibres and no facial features; what makes it a little different is its lavender 'heart'. We added a small sprinkle of dried lavender flowers wrapped in fleece when we stuffed the bodies to soothe the wee ones off to sleep. Helen also explained that when she was taught to make these little dolls they made them with the inside outside. The reason was because it had been worn by another turing it inside out gave it a new side. Helen didn't mind at all when I asked if it was ok to share today's session in the blog sphere; so I took pictures as we went. They are a bit dodgy tho because I only had my phone camera on me. Everything I write from now on is a bit, shall we say 'organic' ~ there isn't really a pattern or a size; there is a general shape tho! here goes: The picture above shows the shape you need, the (very rough) dimensions of this piece were 13" by 5" and curve your corners. Next make a head. To do that get some fleece and starting small, wind up a tight ball shape until it is the size you need; keep in mind that babies have big heads ~ the proportions are 1/3 head 2/3 body. These dolls are more like 1/4 head 3/4 body...but they are in sleeping bags! Now stitch up your side seams ~ right sides together. You could do this on a machine or by hand using either running stitch or back stitch. Fold it in half lengthwise and starting on one folded edge side, stitch down and around the curve ~ REMEMBER you want to leave a hole in the centre bottom big enough to get your head through so don't keep going all the way round! Start back at the other folded edge and come back down and round the curve leaving a gap. Ok now you put your head in. You will need a length of linen or other strong thread ready to tie off your head. Turn your fabric right way out and fold in in half to find the exact centre on the top edge (not the curved bottom edge with the opening) put in a pin vertically at that point and then push your balled up head fleece through the opening and up to the pin. The pin will hold the ball securish while you pull and stretch the fabric down around it. You are aiming for a neat ball with as few wrinkles as you can manage. Holding the stretched head in one hand wrap your linen thread tightly around the 'neck' of the ball to secure the shape. I wrap three times and knot three times, but whatever works for you. Once you have done that you will have a couple of linen threads hanging loose. Thread them into a needle and pull them through into the inside of the doll to hide them. Ok. if you would like to add a lavender heart here is how. Pull off a longish piece of fleece and lay it across your palm, then add another across the opposite way (so you have a cross or X) pinch up some dried lavender flowers and sprinkle them into the centre of the cross and then carefully wrap first one side, then the other and keep repeating the process til you have a neat little bundle - give it a squeeze to release the heady fragrance. Stuff the doll so that it is cuddly and has plenty of give, not firm, and put in your little 'heart' before you blind stitch up the bottom edge. Next you want to pull in the edges to make it have arms; to do that hold it up and push the sides in with your fingers til you like the look and it is even. Mark the points your fingers were with a couple of pins. Now how you do the next bit depends on if you want a centre bow or not. For a very small baby you might prefer not to have any dangly bits of thread they can get their fingers hooked in, so whatever you prefer. for no bow ~ thread your needed with strong thread, you might like to double it, come up from below your pin and do a couple of small backstitches to secure it then push your needle all the way through and out at your other pin point ~ pull taught ~ turn your needle around and go back through and out the first side ~ pull taught ~ backstitch and knot to secure then push your needle back though the middle and out, snip the thread close to the doll body. To make a bow: put the needle in just to the right of centre leaving a tail long enough to tie into a bow, then push the needle through to the left side, turn it around and push it back coming out to one side of the centre back. make a smallish stitch, say half an inch, across the back and then go back in and come out on the other side seam. Go in once more and come out to the left of the centre front ~ pull taught. You might need someone to help you hold the strings secure while you double knot and double bow. Ok now you just add a hat - you can do this in whatever style you like utilising whichever bit of the garment works. For a long pointy hat, measure around the head to get the length of the flat edgen and try this triangular shape ~ The hat below was made with part of a turtle neck jumper. The two above were from the sleeve cuffs. Sew it up, stitch it on and you are done.
**All blanket dolls are made to order in approximately 1 week. These Waldorf dolls now qualify for free shipping! What could be sweeter than a handsewn blanket baby for a baby shower gift or big sibling toy? These small blanket dolls are just right for even the youngest newborn to safely snuggle. I have recently redesigned my dolls to include a more traditional Waldorf doll-style head, with cheek and eye line details. If you have purchased these dolls from me previously, you’ll just notice a subtle difference! Blanket dolls are the perfect companions for little ones and make wonderful presents for new expecting mothers. Mine have simple knotted hands--perfect for teething--and gnome-like pointy hats. Based on a Waldorf-style of doll, my blanket dolls are made from all natural materials and are meant to encourage creative play and nurturing in young children. Their sweet faces are intentionally devoid of detail so that your little one can enjoy open-ended play. I make my doll heads with an interior tubing of cotton sculpted with cotton string. The skin fabric is an interlock cotton fabric and they are stuffed with wool batting. I lovingly hand-embroider their simple eyes and mouths. Their cheeks are just slightly rosy from a little red beeswax rub. The "blanket" bodies come in your choice of color and are sewn from cotton velour fabric. This listing is for one baby doll made to meet your specifications. You may also enjoy this ready-to-ship gift set: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1075948950/ready-to-ship-baby-gift-set-new-baby?ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1 Or make your own gift set with a handmade baby block or velour bunny: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1126912237/upcycled-baby-block-cashmere-and-wool?ref=shop_home_active_1 Dimensions: approximately 10" from hand to hand; 2" or greater head diameter; 10" from tip of hat to point of bunting. Size varies slightly by fabric (velour dolls tend to be bigger). Yes, these dolls are washable! It is always best to spot clean with a damp towel, when possible. If necessary, they can be submerged in your sink with a gentle detergent, soaked, and rinsed well. Gently pat out excess water and wrap in a towel to remove remaining water. Air dry. View the Wee Things shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/WeeThingsFiberArts
Waldorf dolls for infants are a favorite first toy that feel wonderful to make and give. Make a Waldorf doll with pure wool and cotton.
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Het Pieni babypopje........... Dit popje is net als het knuffelpopje geschikt voor kleine kinderen. Het popje is 20 cm groot en past de klee...
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Waldorf Pädagogik und die Lehre von Rudolf Steiner sind zwei bedeutende Begriffe, die jeder kennt, auch wenn er sich nicht sehr für dieses Thema interessiert
Waldorf Pädagogik und die Lehre von Rudolf Steiner sind zwei bedeutende Begriffe, die jeder kennt, auch wenn er sich nicht sehr für dieses Thema interessiert
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If you want to change the color of his skin, hair, clothes, or something else, contact me, and we will discuss the possibilities You may also like to see his brothers https://www.etsy.com/listing/831394582 https://www.etsy.com/listing/834962556 Waldor Acorn boy with removable hat Height: 6 inches (15 cm). Sewn by Waldorf technology. Arms and legs are movable. The cap is removable. Clothes are not removable. Hair made from mohair. Woolen felt clothing. The doll is sewn of white knitwear. Inside is the wool. The eyes and mouth are made from embroidered floss.
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Waldorf dolls for infants are a favorite first toy that feel wonderful to make and give. Make a Waldorf doll with pure wool and cotton.
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Het Pieni babypopje........... Dit popje is net als het knuffelpopje geschikt voor kleine kinderen. Het popje is 20 cm groot en past de klee...
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Waldorf inspired small baby dolls hand knitted by soft natural yarn - pure sheep wool and stuffed also by wool. Pocket size perfect to little palms. The head is securely hand sewn to the body. The cap is securely hand sewn and not be removed. Doll does not have small parts, so it is suitable for small children. It can be hand washed, but very gently in cold or warm water. ********Price valid only for one Doll ********** Also I am glad to offering a several options for brown skin tone. If you would like a Doll with a brown skin you have a choice between the brown skin tones - light brown (or dark beige, lightest between this three brown tone), cinnamon (brown with red tone) and black chocolate (dark brown). When you make an order let me know in a note what brown skin tone would you prefer. Size: 3 1/4 " (8 cm) Materials: Body and cap made from natural soft 100% wool yarn Head and tiny fists sewn from cotton tricot Usual shipping time is 2-4 weeks, depending on destination, weather conditions or holidays... Thanks for visiting! Visit to my store https://www.etsy.com/shop/ShamrockWaldorfToys and maybe you can find more things that may interest you. I have second shop about digital photografy. Welcome to https://www.etsy.com/shop/ShamrockPhotoDigital.
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Nora is a 16.5" tall traditional Waldorf doll with hair made of brushed mohair yarn. She has linen dress and a little bonnet, vest and booties that have been hand knitted using 100% wool yarn.
A little girl, created by waldorfdollshop
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