A Waldorf doll (also called Steiner doll) is a form of doll used in Waldorf education. Made of wool and cotton, using techniques drawing on traditional European dollmaking, its appearance is intentionally simple in order to allow the child playing with it to improve or strengthen imagination and creativity. For instance, it has no facial expression. Its legs and arms are flexible, allowing natural postures. Traditional Waldorf dolls are made from cotton interlock knit fabric and wool stuffing. They are often entirely natural. Typically the trademark long hair of a Waldorf doll is made of mohair or boucle. Some doll makers use alternative hair material such as wool, rayon, and cotton. The facial features of a Waldorf doll vary with the maker. Most Waldorf dolls have small suggestions of noses, their eye and mouth colors are generally varied with each doll.(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) Etsy,Com By Bamboletta If you are interested in learning to make it, there are at the links below: http://www.livingcrafts.com/blog/doll-room/a-doll-for-every-child http://sarahsdolls.blogspot.fr/2010/08/how-to-weight-doll-tutorial.html http://www.waldorfdollmaking.com http://www.lapappadolce.net/manuale-per-realizzare-le-bambole-waldorf-i-capelli/ Making a Waldorf doll’s head (The Silver Penny) Waldorf Doll Head Tutorial (Moonchild Studio) Make a Waldorf-style doll (Green Bean Boutique) Crazy Haired Waldorf doll (Craftster) Wool Stuffed Doll (AFSC EMAP Sewing Projects) Jointed Waldorf Doll Sew Along (Tiptoe Fairy) Basic Instructions for a Waldorf Doll (Echoes of a Dream) Making a Waldorf Doll (photo tutorial by Beth) Wig Making for Waldorf Doll (photo tutorial by Beth) Waldorf Doll Hair Tutorial (Crafty Sheep) Waldorf Doll Hair: Centre Back Seam Clarified (Crafty Sheep)