Dollybird vol.15 Japanese Making doll clothes Doll culture doll Sewing - Japanese Craft Book

Release date: ‎ 2010/12/24
Language ‏ : ‎ Japanese
Book: ‎ 112 pages

The popular doll magazine "Dollybird". The theme of the latest issue is "handicrafts".
Basic ``French embroidery'' allows you to freely draw motifs.
``Ribbon stitch'' creates three-dimensional flowers using silk ribbon.
"Smocking embroidery" involves drawing patterns on gathered gathers.
``Dron work'' involves pulling out the weft threads of fabric to create openwork patterns.
"Tatting lace" is made by spinning thin lace thread with a shuttle and fingers.
A ``cross corsage'' made by dyeing linen or velvet petals.
This is a book where you can learn a lot about the classical and elegant traditional handicrafts of Scandinavia, England and France.
We have provided detailed instructions with photos and diagrams to make it easy for beginners to understand.
After learning the basics, try applying the techniques to create doll-sized pieces.
Why not lock yourself in your room on a cold winter day and enjoy some handicrafts?
Furthermore, for those who would like to design their own doll clothes, we will introduce ``doll patterns made from scratch'' in an easy-to-understand manga.
How do you make a skirt that has the length and fullness you envision? How to make the collar design three-dimensional? Why is the sleeve pattern shaped like this?
Once you learn the basics of doll size dressmaking and create a pattern for your doll, you can create an infinite number of designs by combining collars, sleeves, and skirts.

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