🎀 Wee Wonderfuls: 24 Dolls to Sew and Cherish Review

This book is priceless. I love craft books; I have a shelf full of them. It caught my attention because of the beautiful photography. I've owned the book for 3 weeks and have already sewn two parts (Koji and Doxy Doxy) and a third (Flip Doll) is on the way. I can imagine implementing any gift project. One of my favorite parts is the sheer variety of hair types on the dolls - fun fur, ribbons, felt and a few different yarn appliques. I feel like it's a treasure trove of techniques that I can mix

I am an advanced seamstress, I teach. I ordered this book because I was looking for a good rag doll for my newborn son. When I first saw them, I had every intention of returning them. To be honest, I didn't like that the dolls' heads looked so disproportionate to their bodies. I didn't like the style of the clothes either. However, two projects caught my attention. First the Katy Kitty and Betsy pillow doll (based on felt dolls). However, I was on the fence about getting it back. Then my 6- and

There are a couple of books I want to make at least half the items of, I'll make 18-20 of 24 out of this one, waiting for it to go to my younger ones. Even my son picked the three he wanted (the Eddie Boy doll, the cart toy, and the Evelyn inchworm, which for some reason he just can't wait to get his hands on). There are whimsical characters, cute librarian bears to look at and dolls to play with. Both of my older girls have Margo upside down on their wish lists and I already know I'll be…