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Hair is a key part of a rag doll’s personality. In this class, San Francisco doll designer Katia Ferris shows you how to create expressive hairstyles that bring your dolls to life. Building on the low ponytails she teaches in her Sew a 14-Inch Rag Doll class, Katia introduces two additional techniques that can be combined for endless variety. You’ll learn how to make a long hairstyle using three yarn wefts, as well as a short style woven on a “pin loom.” With the freedom to use almost any yarn color and weight, cutting hair to any length, and adding details like bangs, you’ll be able to create countless looks—each one giving your handmade doll its own unique character.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Scissors
- Lots of straight pins
- Disappearing ink marker
- Tape measure
- Sewing needle
- Thread to match yarn
For long hair:
- Yarn in worsted weight
- Cardboard or book
- Ruler
- Printer paper
- Pen
- Sewing machine
- Scotch tape
For short hair:
- Yarn in chunky or bulky weight
- Tapestry needle
Downloads:
- Create a short and long yarn hairstyle
- Make yarn wefts
- Weave yarn with a "pin loom"
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Rag Doll Hairstyles: Short and Long Reviews
14 users recommended this class to a friend
Phyllis Bowens
I loved this class. I've made cloth dolls many years ago, but Katia's style of teaching was so straightforward and left room for your own creativity to be inspired. I am making 3 dolls for my grand daughters ( ages 7, 5 and 3). I love the slightly larger head , with the nose and ears. It's so cute. I can't wait to start the dolls. Thank you, Katia❤️
July 13
