2" Stockinette - Waldorf Doll Head Tubular

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This is a bit thicker than our other tubular gauze that we offer in our shop. Heavy weight and hardy knit gauze.
Makes wonderfully firm and well shaped Waldorf Doll Heads.

It is off white, almost beige. Very stretchy. 2 inches ( 5 cm ) wide when not being stretched. I've included a some what awkward picture of me trying to stretch it out with my fingers so you can get an idea of it's elasticity .

It is meant to be taken double when making a doll's head.

Made of 100% pure cotton.

The price is for 1 yard. 


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Elaine M.
So Happy

this will work well for me.

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Tracy w.

Will order again

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Tracy

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Demetra F.
My first purchase of materials for making Waldorf Dolls

Love the items I bought from you for my first foray into making Waldorf Dolls!!

Thank you Demetra! I’d love to see some pictures of your doll!
Warmest,
- Jennifer -

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Annette

So basically you double the amount used for the head, shape it, stuff it and stitch it?
Thanks!
Annette

Acorns & Twigs

That pretty much explains it, but the stuffing part is a bit off.
So you needle felt a firm ball shape of wool, double up your stockinette, pull it over the ball, shape it with string and then cover your doll's head with tricot and stitch/embroider the face on.

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Elaine M.
So Happy

this will work well for me.

T
Tracy w.

Will order again

T
Tracy

Great

D
Demetra F.
My first purchase of materials for making Waldorf Dolls

Love the items I bought from you for my first foray into making Waldorf Dolls!!

Thank you Demetra! I’d love to see some pictures of your doll!
Warmest,
- Jennifer -

A
Annette

So basically you double the amount used for the head, shape it, stuff it and stitch it?
Thanks!
Annette

Acorns & Twigs

That pretty much explains it, but the stuffing part is a bit off.
So you needle felt a firm ball shape of wool, double up your stockinette, pull it over the ball, shape it with string and then cover your doll's head with tricot and stitch/embroider the face on.