How to Make Polymer Clay Head Pincushion Dolls ✿ Part Three of Three ✿ Free Tutorial by Tulip Square

Today is Part Three of a three part series, showing you how to finish these adorable pincushion ladies! This week we’ll stuff all the parts, assemble the ladies, and add all of their accessories.
If you missed Part One, sculpting the polymer clay head and hands, watch that here: • How to Make Pincushion...
Part Two, finishing heads and sewing all parts: • How to Make Polymer Cl...
All of the supplies you need to complete this project are listed in a downloadable pdf here: tulipsq.com/pi...
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[@gloriaragan7171]

Such great work. You are truly an awesome artist. So glad I found your videos - what a pleasure! ❤️

[@TulipSquare]

Thank you so much! So glad you’re enjoying the channel! 🌷💕

[@patrickmorrissey2271]

Doll says: "If you would JUST stop hitting my head on the table, that would really be great....." Heh heh! Just kidding. Very nice! She looks great!

[@TulipSquare]

Haha no kidding! Good thing she has a hard head!! 😄

[@dollihombs4497]

Great tutorial Paulette! A lot of work but well worth it❤ After you mentioned "just", I tried counting how many times. I Quit at 30!😊

[@TulipSquare]

Haha you JUST stopped counting? 😄

[@dollihombs4497]

@@TulipSquare 😂

[@eavesdroppin1]

Oh my gosh, these are just so darn wonderful! I want to make the doll's head, though I've got so many quilting projects at this time. It does inspire me to make a pincushion out of a cloth doll my Danish grandmother brought back to me from a trip to Denmark in the 1950's. Somehow she lost her bottom half of her body. Or the Ginny doll heads from the 1960's whose bodies disintegrated from 'plastic disease' last year. We shall see. Thank you for sharing all of this with us!

[@TulipSquare]

What a great idea to save the doll from your Grandmother! Also, please look at the comments on this facebook post, where someone shared photos of the one she made using Barbie doll parts, much like your Ginny idea: facebook.com/tulipsquarepatterns/posts/pfbid02QDuDGrJqYhRJRvsTFJtb9fAa1xmnMBSes9d7Z32eMQ3UurGjK3kBe66TNz7ubYCpl

[@jennrea4275]

Thank you💕Love these ladies. Going to try to make them but I think you make it look easier than it is. Your so talented💕

[@TulipSquare]

Give it a try! You might surprise yourself! 😊🌷

[@thecraftingnook6495]

These are gorgeous. I think I might just have to make a few🥰

[@TulipSquare]

Thank you! I hope you do! We'd love to see pics of yours, post them on our facebook page! tulipsq.com/fb 🌷

[@miric6224]

Hi. Did you cover up the underside of the base? I couldn’t find how and what you used. Piece of cardboard? Also a felting needle would help pack in the stuffing and make a sold base for the needles. Absolutely the cutest idea! You’re very creative. Thank you.

[@TulipSquare]

Hi! Thank you so much! The underside just has a circle of wool felt glued on. The felting needle is a great idea, thanks for sharing! 🌷

[@patrickmorrissey2271]

I kinda liked the hand crocheted shawl.... Too bad it ended up back in the closet. Oh well. Still a great project!

[@TulipSquare]

I'm sure it will get used for something! Thanks! 🌷

[@debbiepatrick8399]

Where did you purchase the 5” wooden base? I can’t seem to find them. Thanks!

[@TulipSquare]

If you have no luck at your local craft store, they have them on Amazon: amzn.to/3N98FPI 🌷

[@TulipSquare]

If you have no luck at your local craft store, they have them on Amazon: amzn.to/3N98FPI 🌷