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Make a Waldorf Doll Dollar Store Style

15 November 2008 5,252 views 4 Comments
by heather

Craftster user carrieme of Sew Very Carrie made a Waldorf-style doll using items from the dollar store. Today’s the first day I’ve heard of Waldorf dolls, and this Craftster post is the second mention I have come across of them!

Look at the dolly’s adorable socks and mary jane shoes!

Project Estimate for doll:

  • 1 pair trouser socks $1
  • 1 pair pink tights $1
  • 1 bag cotton balls $1
  • 1 skein acrylic yarn $1

Doll total: $4

Project Estimate for clothes:

  • 1 baby onesie
  • 1 baby dress
  • 1 plastic bead kit

Clothing total: $3

  • And some more instructions for forming the distinct Waldorf head.
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4 Comments »

  • Rachel said:

    Oh how cute! I’ll be adding this to my toddler gift guide!

  • Kathy said:

    Too cute!!!! That is pretty talented with dollar tree items.

  • Alexandra said:

    This is amazing! I’ve got to link. :)

  • jonah said:

    great idea, however, isn’t the idea behind waldorf dolls to use all natural materials?
    cottons, wools, great… not so sure about acrylic, plastic…aren’t the dolls supposed to be filled with wool?
    just curious if the design is being used for traditional waldorf play?

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