A special bundle of our handmade Jemima rag doll with plain legs, and our paper dressmaking pattern, allowing you to create her a wonderful wardrobe of clothes. By buying the doll and the dressmaking pattern together in this bundle, you save £5.00 on the price of the items individually. A wonderful way of creating a handmade gift or a gentle introduction to dressmaking for the beginner.
Jemima is made from calico (the traditional fabric for making rag dolls), with non-removable, black, felt boots incorporated into her legs. Her face has been hand embroidered and her hair has been created from thick, brown wool and styled into a ponytail. She is 52cm (approx. 20 and-a-half inches) tall.
We take great care when making the rag dolls to ensure that they will give years of play and companionship and are careful to include no small items. Jemima will have a ribbon in her hair which is hand-stitched on to provide extra security. Our dolls are UKCA marked and are made from OEKO-TEX Standard 100 tested calico.
Jemima arrives in her cotton, laced-trimmed pants ready for you to make her some lovely clothes from oddments of fabric.
Should Jemima become dirty, she can be sponge cleaned, or if she gets very messy, she can be put into a tied pillowcase and machine-washed on a low temperature. The calico has been pre-washed so shouldn't cause any problems when washing. Jemima's pants can also be machine-washed. Dry Jemima flat.
The dolls' clothes Pattern Pack 1 gives full instructions and pattern pieces to make: a sleeveless blouse, a short-sleeved blouse, a long-sleeved blouse, shorts, trousers, and pyjamas. The instructions are clear and easy-to-follow, and there are details of The Jemima Company's YouTube channel where you will find sew-along videos for all the patterns in this pack.
This is an ideal way to use up fabric remnants, to create a beautiful gift or as a treat for yourself. As the pattern is suitable for beginners, it is a perfect introduction to sewing on a smaller scale before potentially tackling full-sized clothes.
The pattern is a physical printed pattern in a pattern envelope.
