Toothpick dolls

While prepping for this week's Studio 5 segment, I came across these darling toothpick dolls. They are so easy to make, and inexpensive! All you need is toothpicks, cut like this: Embroidery floss, in whatever color you want. I like #739 for the skin color. Embroidery floss is not expensive, and can be purchased at most craft or sewing stores. I got mine at Ben Franklin, for $.39 each. Alene's Tacky Glue: First, glue the legs on, as shown in the photo above. Let them dry. Place a small dot…

Tutorial & Giveaway! Want to learn how to make dolls out of toothpicks? Stick around! All this week, I'm doing a Doll-Making Tutorial. At t...

match sticks, embroidery floss, fabric. approx. 2 inches tall. 2008 Sold

I'm always trying to come up with excuses to have dolls around (like you need one). I have: - put dolls on photo frames - displayed them in ...

Tutorial & Giveaway! All this week, I'm doing a toothpick doll tutorial, & at the end of the week, I'll give away my finished doll. To enter...

Boy and Girl Mini Toothpick Dolls: These cute little dolls are based off a set of directions on page 96 in the June 2012 Crafts ‘n Things magazine, and the design is by Linda Valentino. It was titled ‘toothpick dolls’. Labeled under the “kids’ crafts” section, my 6-year old wa…

TOOTHPICK DOLLS Hi, This is Risa from Restless Risa.I am super excited to be heretoday! I love party planning, and finding new projects and crafts

Tutorial & Giveaway! All this week, I'm doing a toothpick doll tutorial, & at the end of the week, I'll give away my finished doll. To ent...

Blogging daily is beginning to get difficult. I found this little pin while clearing out a drawer. Not everyone keeps 25 year old toothpick dolls wearing out of date fashions. I didn’t make t…