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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- MAKING SOFT TOYS
- Simple Clutch Toys
- Elephant
- Rabbit
- Duckling
- Kangaroo
- Rag Doll
- Dressing a Rag Doll
- Teddy Bear
- MAKING WOODEN TOYS
- Building Blocks
- Jigsaw Puzzle
- Drum
- Pipe
- Rattle
- Baby Walker
- Pull-along Dog
- Train
- Hobbyhorse
- Swing
- Truck and Trailer
- Paddle Steamer
- Lunar Space Station
- Snail Clock
- MAKING MIXED MEDIA TOYS
- Hand Puppets
- Puppet Theater
- String Puppet
- MAKING ADVANCED TOYS
- Playhouse
- Go-cart
- Dollhouse
- Dollhouse Decoration
- Dollhouse Garden
- Dollhouse Furniture
- Dollhouse Family
- GLOSSARY AND INDEX
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Title: Making Your Own Toys: Everything You Need to Know to Make Beautiful Toys
Author: Pamela Peake
Publication Date: HC:1986
Publisher: Rodale Press, Emmaus, PA
Page Count: 160
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 10" x 8"
ISBN: 0878576223
PATTERN RATING: Patterns need to be enlarged, but are gridded to help. Seam allowances are marked, and she uses the A-B-C method of marking. The grainline is also marked - a pet peeve of mine. All the animals are easily recognizable for what they are, and this may be my favorite duckling pattern.
INSTRUCTION RATING: Instructions are broken down and have good illustration to go with them.
SUMMARY- The cloth toy patterns look great, and if you're multi-discipline, the other sections of the book are equally well done. All the wood toys are painted in very bright primary colors that make them look particularly appealing.
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