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Tools & Supplies of the Trade
This video will show all the tools and supplies used in making a Gingerberry Creek primitive Doll.
Making a Pattern Template
Updated Tutorial from 2015
This tutorial will show how to Make a Pattern Template that is stronger than the Paper Pattern Pieces in your primitive doll pattern by Gingerberry Creek. Great if you are going to make multiple dolls and pieces.
Tracing and Pinning
This video tutorial shows how to trace primitive doll patterns to fabric and pinning the pattern pieces.
Sewing and Trimming Fabric
This video tutorial will show how to Sew and Trim the Fabric for my Primitive Doll patterns.
Creating a Box Bottom
This video tutorial will show how to Create a Box Bottom so that the Primitive Doll will sit on its own.
Turning Doll Pieces Right Side Out
This video tutorial will show how to turn the primitive doll pieces Right Side Out.
Rolling Wool Felt Seams
This video will show how to Roll Wool Felt Seams for the primitive doll patterns.
Working with Pipe Cleaners or Chenille Stems
This video is a tutorial about using Pipe Cleaners or Chenille Stems in the primitive doll patterns by Gingerberry Creek.
Stuffing Pattern Pieces with Polyfil Stuffing
This video tutorial will show how to Stuff the Doll Pattern Pieces with Polyfil stuffing.
Sewing Openings Closed & Hiding Thread Tails
This video tutorial will show how to Sew the Opening closed and Hide the Thread Tails on the primitive doll pieces.
Conceal Layer Through Whipstitch
This free video tutorial will explain and show how to Conceal a Layer of fabric during Whipstitching. If you have a project that has an outer color and an inner color but you only want the outer color to show when bringing the pieces together you would need to use this technique called Conceal Layer Through Whipstitch. This particular technique is featured in my pattern called You 'A Peel' to Me Pattern #345 but can be applied to other doll patterns or projects.