Now we can really have a puppet show.
She is gorgeous, no? (Love that red koolaid dyed hair!) These are for my Nesta, who will be three tomorrow…two is such a precious little age, and three is my favorite.
- 10inch wool doll puppets
I have made Waldorf Dolls before…but these are quick and very satisfying to make! Three hours is the total time to make both this boy and girl doll. The materials are all completly natural and biodegradable. There is no packaging to be thrown away. This type of present can be made with materials from your home, costing zero dollars, and what a gift strait from your heart to theirs. Give homemade a try! x
Oh angelina 
what cute puppets, I espacially love the girl dolls crochet flower dress, what a perfect finishing touch! Do we have koolaid in Australia? Ive never seen it before. Yes id love to do a swap together, sounds great:)let me know what you would like to swap
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Posted by karen | May 22, 2011, 8:25 amGreat little puppets! Perfect for a 3 year old and I agree that being 3 is such an interesting age!
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Posted by catherine | May 22, 2011, 9:01 amShe is so sweet! Love that hair!
Becca
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Posted by Becca | May 22, 2011, 1:41 pmSuch great puppets! I cannot seem to really find anyone else online who have made these puppets. I am trying to make some for my daughter at the moment, but with felted heads. I would lope it if you could tell me how tall your puppets are and an approx circumfrence of their heads. Would really help me put> With much gratitude! Amber
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Posted by Amber | August 25, 2011, 7:12 amhi! my puppets are 9 inches tall, head circumference is 8 inches around. head height is 2 1/2 inches including the ‘muff’ before inserting it. 2 inches after it is finished. These i made with the help and instructions from Beyond the Rainbow Bridge, by Barbara Patterson. But can be done without a book, really easy. There is a rock in the bottom of mine, so they stand up by themselves, making a puppet show really fun and easy for kids. xx
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Posted by ohangelina | August 25, 2011, 7:37 am