Tilda dolls

How exciting!! Here is the first post for the much awaited Tilda Sew Along Doll There are not that many ladies taking part but never mind, this can always be a great reference for people wanting to know techniques for sewing a Tilda Doll. Glue all patterns onto cardboard and cut out, or as one of the Sew Along ladies suggested use freezer paper. This is a fantastic method... How to: trace pattern pieces onto freezer paper... iron onto the right side of the fabric and sew. The remove the…

Tilda patterns are so cute and alot of fun to make This page is for links to DIY or "how to make" Tilda patterns. How to make a Tilda Angel Part 1 Click HERE To visit the page How to Stuff you Angel or Doll Part 2 Click HERE to visit the page How to sew on the arms and legs Click HERE to visit How to Do Tilda Doll Hair Part 3 Click HERE to visit the page How to do a Tilda Doll face without the paint kit Part 4 Click HERE Making the Tilda Angel Wings and dressing your doll Part 5 Click HERE…

I know that like me, many of my readers are enamoured with the whimsical Tilda patterns from Tone Finnager of Norway. Tone’s pattern books for adorable dolls and characters have featured quite prominently on my blog for the past 10 years. At some point or another, I’ve made just about every one of those patterns, but certain favourites get made again every season…. and of course, I still never follow patterns as they are intended, preferring to add my own touches that make these projects…

If you’ve been a long time follower, you know that I adore all things Tilda and have been a big fan of Tone Finnnager the designer since her very early days. For quite a few years I also sold Tilda fabrics and paper crafts from my Boutique…. but like all things I guess, the Tilda brand made some big changes and they dropped their very popular paper craft division of their business a few years ago. Their design style also changed… aimed at fabric design, the fabric patterns became bolder and…