Susan Barmore - Frowning Francis
Bone Bird - Cloth Art Doll Pattern (Printed and Mailed) by Susan Barmore
Paper Pattern
Description
The head and hands of the 16" mystical stumpdoll are textured with a paperclay overlay to simulate carved bone. The wings are constructed of cardboard that is then covered with feathers. Directions for making Bone Bird's staff are also included.
An original cloth art doll design by Susan Barmore of Frowning Francis Folk Art.
This is a Printed Paper Pattern Mailed to You.
Also available as a PDF Instant Download on Designer’s Page – Click HERE.
Also available as a PDF Instant Download on Designer’s Page – Click HERE.
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