Matryoshka Project Page: {Crafts & Printables}

Posted By Tipnut On December 14, 2011 @ 11:40 am In Crafty Ideas | No Comments

These sweet Russian dolls are loved by many and the crafting community has come up with some really sweet projects for them. Many of these have been featured previously on Tipnut but I thought it was time to put a page together just for them. I’ll be adding more to this collection as I find new freebies, have fun!

mysparkle.blogspot.com

Felt Ornament ^[1]: A lovely hand-stitched project that includes a free image file to download, stuffed lightly with cotton or polyester stuffing.

Needlecase ^[2]: Made from pretty fabric, felt and stiffened with Iron-on interfacing. Free pdf pattern (you need to be a Scribd member which is free), if not just print the screen shot since all pieces are visible.

flossieteacakes.blogspot.com

welovefrenchknots.com

Tissue Cover ^[3]: (scroll down page) Another hand-stitched felt project, tutorial via pdf download.

Tags ^[4]: Three different dolls to choose from: “Thank You”, “Belongs To” and the other is blank so you can personalize.

runwithglitter.blogspot.com

cp.c-ij.com

Card Set ^[5]: Fun freebie from Canon, this is a 7-page pdf download with dolls in various sizes (to fit inside the main card).

Wooden Egg Dolls ^[6]: These are painted and have little fabric scarves and bottoms (held in place with spray adhesive).

thelongthread.com

biguhandmade2.blogspot.com

Crocheted Bookmark ^[7]: Instructions in both English and Spanish, includes both pattern and stitch chart graphic.

Cuddly Doll ^[8]: Made with fabric (felt for the face) and stuffed, there’s no pattern to download but an example is shown so you can make it yourself (simple shapes/elements).

bunnymummy-jacquie.blogspot.com

del4yo.squarespace.com

Paper Dolls ^[9]: Adorable! Three dolls each with different expressions, free pdf download.

Mini-Dolls ^[10]: Measures 2 1/2″ inches, made from felt and lightly stuffed, hang with yarn if you like. Includes a pdf pattern to download.

sewtospeak.blogspot.com

guardian.co.uk

Bookends ^[11]: Filled with rice or something similar to make them heavy. Basic instructions are provided but no pattern pieces. Can also be made into a doorstop.

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URLs in this post:

[1] Felt Ornament: http://mysparkle.blogspot.com/2010/11/matryoshka-doll-ornament.html

[2] Needlecase: http://flossieteacakes.blogspot.com/2011/10/matryoshka-needlecase-tutorial_28.html

[3] Tissue Cover: http://www.welovefrenchknots.com/2011/09/stitcher-profile-melissa-davidson-of-sew-sweet-stitches.html

[4] Tags: http://runwithglitter.blogspot.com/2011/07/babalisme-free-matryoshka-doll-party.html

[5] Card Set: http://cp.c-ij.com/en/contents/3205/c-matryoshka/index.html

[6] Wooden Egg Dolls: http://thelongthread.com/?p=403

[7] Crocheted Bookmark: http://biguhandmade2.blogspot.com/2010/10/marcapaginas-matrioska.html

[8] Cuddly Doll: http://bunnymummy-jacquie.blogspot.com/2011/02/cuddly-russian-doll-tutorial.html

[9] Paper Dolls: http://del4yo.squarespace.com/non-dairy-diary/2011/9/30/matrioshka-paper-dolls.html

[10] Mini-Dolls: http://sewtospeak.blogspot.com/2010/11/aprils-mini-matryoshkas.html

[11] Bookends: http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2009/aug/18/make-bookends

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