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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- BASIC SEWING, STUFFING, AND GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
- Fabric Choice, Sewing, Turning, Stuffing, Marking Tools, Drawing in Features
- BASIC HEAD PATTERNS
- Flat Head, Semi Flat Head, Profile Head, A Word About Ears, A Word About Noses, An Animal Head with Middle Gusset
- PLACEMENT OF PEOPLE FEATURES
- Eyes, Eyebrows, Nose, Mouth, Whole Face
- ANIMAL FEATURES
- The Eyes, The Eyelid, The Mouth, The Nostrils, The Ears, The Antlers
- PLAY, PRACTICE AND LOOSEN UP
- WHAT TO DO WITH ALL THESE HEADS
- INDEX
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Title: HEADY SOLUTIONS: Book 1: Creating Heads and Faces
Author: Jeannie Rigby & Maggie Baggett
Publication Date: Sept. 2001
Publisher: Maggies Baggies
Page Count: 27
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 11" x 8 1/2"
ISBN: None
PATTERN RATING: . Patterns are full-sized, and on photocopy sheets that are separate from the book. The booklet came in a handy ziplock bag so pattern pieces and booklet could be kept together. The patterns are for three doll head shapes and a moose head. The writing is cheerful and enthusiastic.
INSTRUCTION RATING: . The instructions are laid out step by step, and have a solid amount of illustration to go with them. I found myself wishing for photos or more sophisticated illustrations - especially of finished head - but the designs are easy to follow and well laid out.
SUMMARY- I liked their enthusiasm and how they laid the projects out. If you've never done any doll heads, this booklet would be helpful.
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