Flip doll number two is here. When, I made my first flip doll, so many people told me about the Little Red Riding Hood they had as a kid in the topsy turvy style (with the big skirt). There are a bunch of vintage handmade ones on etsy - I'm amazed none of them look quite the same. So I wanted to make one of these for tradition's sake.
My version has Red and the Wolf, and the Wolf has Grandma's hat so you can dress him up, making it perfect for storytelling. Red's pocket is full of flowers she's been picking for her grandmother when she meets the sly old Wolf. See more pictures on flickr.
I don't have much else to say about this little doll - I hope she speaks for herself. I was a little eager last night and posted the instructions without the pattern - I guess midnight is too late to be blogging? All is well now.
George and the Dragon are in the shop, and one more flip doll is coming soon - here's a hint: an American folk tale!
Thank you! I've been on the hunt for a new project, and I think this one's perfect.
ReplyDeleteThank you!! I used to play with my mom's red riding hood/wolf flip doll when I was little, and I'm 40 now. I have a sushi/goldfish flip that my preschoolers at work love to play with. I can't wait till they see the Red/Wolf doll!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable doll, thank you so much for your generosity!
ReplyDeleteOh how generous! Thanks so much, I'll be mentioning this in tomorrow's Daily DIY.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the pattern. I used to play with one similar @ my dr office when I was younger.
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much for the wonderful pattern. You are not only generous, but also very talented. Sunshine
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ReplyDeleteHow awesome are you and how awesome is this? Just: stellar. & I love St. George & The Dragon. Wonderful.
Thank you so much!
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Amanda
Yeah! A new project! Love love LOVE it! Thank You so much for sharing it with all of us.
ReplyDeleteamanda H
Thanks for the great pattern download! I'm looking forward to an excuse to make it! Thanks again!
ReplyDeletewow thankyou! cute project! i'm gonna save this one to make as a birthday gift for a little girl i know! brilliant!
ReplyDeleteomg i love this would like to make it for one of my friends as she has just done a production of little red riding hood lol
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sam
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love this!would be great in my pre-school!
ReplyDeleteOh man...I missed the free download! :( My great-great grandmother made a really really cool doll like this that I have tucked away in my closet...I think this is a wonderful doll for children.
ReplyDeletethese are darling! thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteI really like your little red riding hood possible. I just saw it now. Is it may be possible to have a chance on buying the pattern of you?
Kind Regards,
Annika from the Netherlands
LOVE this! it totally reminds me of a flip doll i had when i was little. i think it had a story book sew on its belly. so cute.
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