Prudence ITH RagDoll

$13.00

Little Miss Prudence is quite the proper gal with her crisp white collar and Mary Jane shoes. The design and seams are all sewn in the hoop (ITH) of your embroidery machine with easy-to-follow photo instructions. Prudence is designed to be a play doll for children with her floppy arms and legs – just right for hugging and snuggling!

All designs and seams are stitched in the hoop of your embroidery machine.
Even the limbs are attached by the machine with an easy, step-by-step process.
Engineered to minimize shifting while you stitch
Requires 2 hoopings: one for limbs and one for body/head. (A third hooping for wig is optional)
Instructions included for making a skirt on your sewing machine.
The neck opening in the back of the doll can be hand-stitched or glued to finish the doll.
Can be made for small children, since there are no small parts or attachments that can be pulled off.
See details and supply list for more info

Skill level: Beginner to Intermediate (for multiple steps, and length of time to make)

All designs are digital downloads for embroidery machines. Files will be available immediately after purchase on a download page.

Details

Your downloaded .ZIP file will include multiple sizes and machine formats in case you upgrade your machine to a bigger hoop or different brand, you’ll still be able to use these designs!

Purchase includes these 11 machine formats

2 sizes included:

medium – finished size 13″ tall – requires hoop
large – finished size is 15″ tall – requires hoop (may fit in 7×12 hoops, design is 176x287mm)

PDF documents included in your download:

PDF instructions
PDF file details and templates for each design
The license file (defines how many finished products you may sell of this design)

See photos for file detail summaries showing stitch counts, number of stops, etc.

Supplies

These are the recommended tools and materials for this machine embroidery project

Tools

• Embroidery machine with 6×10 or 8×12 hoop or larger (instructions for 5×7 are a different document in your download)
• Sharp fabric scissors
• Hemostats for turning and stuffing the doll
• Long doll needle and strong thread for closing the seam openings
• Pins to hold the stabilizer firmly in the hoop (the T-pin trick)

Materials

Fabrics
- Head, hand and leg fabric – less than 1/4 yard
- Body & sleeve fabric – less than 1/4 yard
- shoes and collar – felt or other non-fray material
- (optional) skirt fabric 18″ x 4″
- (optional) wig 8″ x 8″ faux fur

• Embroidery thread to match your fabrics (see note below)
• Polyester stuffing
• No-show mesh embroidery stabilizer, or similar lightweight cutaway stabilizer
• Scrap of water or heat soluble stabilizer to use under the face detail stitches

Fabric NOTE: This project works best with woven fabrics, or well-stabilized stretch fabrics to prevent stretching. If using stretch fabric – cut-away stabilizer MUST be used on front and back to prevent distortion when stuffing the doll. TIP: use fusible stabilizer on stretch fabrics to stabilizer them. Shoes and collar are intended to be felt or other non-fray materials.