Dolls, New & Old, You Can Make H-121

Dolls, New & Old, You Can Make H-121 by Helen Young. Published by Craft Course Publishers Inc, Temple City, CA, 1967. 1st Edition. Paperback. Size 4to (up to 12'' tall). Condition: Good. Liquid stain bottom outside corner, cover edge chipped. Overall content, patterns, in good, useable condition. 23 Pgs. Complete illustrated instructions and patterns for making dolls; details on dressing dolls; making doll stands; making wigs; using pre-formed heads; forming faces with thread or paint. Dolls are: Flora Dora, a Victorian Lady made of cloth; Topsy and Eva, a cloth blue-eyed blond, or reversed a brown haired black baby; Apple headed dolls with dried apple head and cloth covered wire body; Peggy, a wooden doll with moveable arms and legs; Maria, an Indian child doll maid of cloth with purchased head; Tenta, teenage fashion cloth doll built on a wire frame; Maiza, a distinctly American doll made of corn cob, husks and corn silk ; and Fi Fi, a paper marionette doll. Using the basic patterns and instructions and changing their clothing you can make any doll you want. Description text copyright 2011 www.BooksForComfort.net. Item ID 24539.