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Secret Keeper - Cloth Stump Doll Sewing Pattern - Paper Mailed Pattern by Julie McCullough
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Versatile 12" stump doll that can become an endless variety of characters.She can be made as a peddler, Mrs. Santa, Gypsy, witch or whatever SHE decides! Needle sculptured faces, bendable hands with simple stump body. Great for those glitzy fabrics in your stash!
This is Julie's favorite doll to make, and they are never the same twice.
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