Spirit dolls

Spirit Doll Pattern - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. A soft sculpture 12" tall doll with an earth mother's physic. The basic doll may be decorated to reflect desired persona. The instructions for construction are a separate download.

DRYAD, STORYTELLER TREE SPIRIT, ASSEMBLAGE ART DOLL. Spirit of nurturing and abundance Protector of the home. Storytellers were the keepers of knowledge of cultural landscapes and living memories. ~ Handcrafted and Signed by Griselda ~ This sale is for one figure only. Approx. 12 inches A Personal Meditative Companion. She could make the wonderful kitchen witch. Lets gather our trust and gratitude for all the creativity and abundance that are everywhere, when we notice Mother Nature so…

Witch Krafting with Kat: Making a spirit doll part two.

This week I've been working on fish and sticks .... The sticks are the message stick art dolls which were very popular, attracting so...

Welcome to my first ever tutorial. Step by step photos show the process as Terpsichore appeared. Terpsichore was created in honor of my fr...

Bring healing and heartfelt purpose to a simple twig and fiber creation which reflects the best of yourself

Shelley

Every doll has a soul.New Moon Spirit Dolls — The Journey of Designby Silver RavenWolf copyright 2012I don’t know why I started designing these Spirit Dolls. Maybe it was watching Lord Thorn quietly sew together a ritual robe for his friend by hand the other week.“Why aren’t you using a sewing machine?” I asked.He smiled. “I don’t have one. Besides, I find stitching it by hand more fulfilling.”I thought about that. There is a special kind of contemplative joy in working magick while stitchi

A couple of examples of Spirit dolls made by me. The idea of my spirit doll is that is handcrafted using bits and bobs and that anyone o...

Hello dear friends.... it's been a few years since I've created Spirit Dolls, although my book continues to sell, both the digital version on Etsy, and on Amazon! So, I'm up to speed again, creating both the faces and the dolls themselves. This time, I've been using the amazing Kantha quilt scraps as well as Tribal findings. I'd love to hear what you think! Hoping to teach this again, or maybe write a second book to include making the faces.