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Sunflower Season
Here’s are some trustworthy links to help the people of the Ukraine.
Doctors Without Borders
Project Hope
Sunflower Of Peace
Voices of Children
World Central Kitchen
Big thanks to BrambleberryBear for compiling the list xox You have my permission to sell any dolls you make to help raise money for charity.
Simple Construction
They are knit in the round from skirt hem to stem top, with arms that are knit in one-piece and slide into position through arm holes, a wooden bead head that stays in place with a pipe cleaner, and yarn hair that is added with a tapestry needle. The sunflower on the hat is knit separately in the round and the leaves are knit flat in one-piece. Both are sewn into place easily. The sunflower on the skirt is made using embroidery. I have included how-to-videos to help with this.
Supplies needed: one 12mm wooden bead for head, pipe cleaner.
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