Tilda Doll Start to Finish Part 5 - Back Seam & Arms

HI All! Heres part 5 of the start to finsih series! Let me know if you have any qestions.
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[@SharaLee60]

Lovely tutorial, thanks for sharing! I just saw your #4 & this one so have to go back & watch 1-3. Great tutorial! I love to hand sew & sewing the legs close like you did. I do also. Also the arms. Very pretty doll! ❤️☺️

[@carolynh3473]

I'm enjoying these tutorials very much. I, too, am a perfectionist in my sewing, so I appreciate all your techniques.

[@maxandshoji]

Another great technique for sewing the arms! Thank You for sharing Elaine

[@Lilyflowers659]

Excellent Salty good job 😎

[@mazee1702]

Fabulous Kate, Great tutorial I'm loving this series Subscribed x x x

[@lthornb1]

Thank you! Do you have a tutorial on how to turn the tiny arms and legs?

[@vivi87ification]

very nice. ...where can I buy the pattern please?

[@CazkiwiNZ]

Awesome tutorials, thank you for sharing!

[@miriamdelicata9374]

Hi.thank you for showing us your lovely doll making tutorials.please can you tell me what is the name of the blunt scissors you used to turn your dolls .I think it is a very handy tool .Thank you and God Bless you .Miriam Delicata.

[@SaltyKatie]

They are called Hemostats. They can be found by the bandaging in the big chain stores or the pharmacy. Nurses use them.