Do-it-yourself doll made of textiles, padding polyester and plastic tubes

[Dollscience]

I've put all the photographs of your pattern pieces into software and superimposed gridded lines onto them. Thus making them easier to draw freehand. If you want will send them to you or post them here.

I don't understand what you're talking about. I've already drawn everything I need. Now it's just a matter of working with the material and foam rubber. The doll's eyes will be cut out of a white plastic sour cream cup. The pupils will be made of self-adhesive paper.
However, if you have something to show us, show it. Maybe it will be useful.

Salutations for making the eyes from recycled plastic highly commendable in the modern climate? The Judy Dolls eyes are shown open in one picture. And in another picture they are shown closed. How is this achieved?

[Mister Designer]

Salutations for making the eyes from recycled plastic highly commendable in the modern climate? The Judy Dolls eyes are shown open in one picture. And in another picture they are shown closed. How is this achieved?

it was done simply. even primitively. eyelids are cut out of gray plush, flat plastic cotter pins are glued to them from the inside and placed on the eyes. cotter pins are pushed between the balls of the eyes (the balls allow you to change the direction of the doll's gaze) and the eye sockets, thus securing them to the general structure. that's all. the doll is asleep.
But at first I wanted to make them in one structural connection with the eyes. using a round bandage made of aluminum wire and elastic fabric. so that the eyelids open and close to the desired height. but the customer was in a hurry. he agreed to a more primitive way of closing the eyes.
the current Tinkerbell doll is even more primitive in this regard. I do not have large plastic balls for her eyes. her eyes are just flat plastic plates cut out of a sour cream glass. ding is not capable of any maneuver or "shooting with her eyes". which is of course a pity. that's how things are.
and what do you have that's new?

[Dollscience]

Salutations for making the eyes from recycled plastic highly commendable in the modern climate? The Judy Dolls eyes are shown open in one picture. And in another picture they are shown closed. How is this achieved?

it was done simply. even primitively. eyelids are cut out of gray plush, flat plastic cotter pins are glued to them from the inside and placed on the eyes. cotter pins are pushed between the balls of the eyes (the balls allow you to change the direction of the doll's gaze) and the eye sockets, thus securing them to the general structure. that's all. the doll is asleep.
But at first I wanted to make them in one structural connection with the eyes. using a round bandage made of aluminum wire and elastic fabric. so that the eyelids open and close to the desired height. but the customer was in a hurry. he agreed to a more primitive way of closing the eyes.
the current Tinkerbell doll is even more primitive in this regard. I do not have large plastic balls for her eyes. her eyes are just flat plastic plates cut out of a sour cream glass. ding is not capable of any maneuver or "shooting with her eyes". which is of course a pity. that's how things are.
and what do you have that's new?

I still don't understand how the eyes work, however I will think deeply on your explanation to try and understand it. As for me amigo I am always busy. I have been making a second pattern for a second doll rather than repairing the first doll which I view as a waste of time as I don't want my first doll she is too large imo.. I will show you the second doll which adheres to your ass pattern a lot more better when I have finished sewing it as I took more time to draw it better. All the best!

[Dollscience]

I regard you as the master doll maker and I hope I make a good apprentice. Salutations!

[Mister Designer]

All the best!

thank you.
I explained about the eyes as best I could.
And about the fact that you are now working on the next doll, taking into account the shortcomings of the previous one, that is good. That is correct.
I also decided to change the design of the patterns for Tinkerbell. In the direction of increasing all the details by 2 cm in height and 1 cm in width.
I wonder what our mutual Mexican friend has new. I remember he was planning to make his doll by the beginning of summer.

[Dollscience]

I love Tinkerbell she's my favourite cartoon character. Hopefully I can move into making such delightful dolls when I master the human one. Slàinte (I am Scottish and Irish).

[Mister Designer]

Hopefully I can move into making such delightful dolls when I master the human one. Slàinte (I am Scottish and Irish).

Rakhmet (I am a Kipchak)
of course you will. (if you do not abandon this craft). after all, you are a reasonable person (Homo sapiens). and a person can do everything. especially such a trifle as a doll.

[Mister Designer]

while surfing the doll makers website I came across this work. this is how to make cartoons. if my hands were as straight as this woman's then my Judy doll would look like this sheep doll from the administration

[Mister Designer]

just for fun. to compare the quality of execution. no matter how much I searched the world wide web for a Judy doll made by someone from textile materials, I couldn't find it. miniatures molded from polymer clay don't count. they are very skillfully made, but for some reason no one has made a textile doll made from fur and looking just like in the original cartoon, and this is despite the great popularity of this rabbit-cop. or did I just search poorly? or maybe someone found a decent copy made from textile? show us a photo of it

[JuanMonosLocos]

maybe someone found a decent copy made from textile? show us a photo of it

I found this for you. I dont now if are a decent copys, Just Plushies.

https://www.deviantart.com/ketikacraft/ ... -593585511

https://www.etsy.com/listing/941814140/ ... A941814140

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1135511373 ... 1135511373

the last one look good for me.

[Mister Designer]

the last one look good for me.

yeah. he's not bad. but i think my made doll looks better. no matter how bad it is compared to the quality level of the sheep doll from the administration made by the woman in the photo

[Dollscience]

Alright bro. Hope you're good. !

[Dulmacher]

while surfing the doll makers website I came across this work. this is how to make cartoons. if my hands were as straight as this woman's then my Judy doll would look like this sheep doll from the administration

I see this and the first thing that pops into my head because of that Sandy squirrel doll I saw before...

[Dollscience]

while surfing the doll makers website I came across this work. this is how to make cartoons. if my hands were as straight as this woman's then my Judy doll would look like this sheep doll from the administration

She's gorgeous. ,