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The process usually begins by drawing a picture of the doll they wish to create. Based on the colors in the picture, the artist weaves a length of fabric with matching yarns. With some guidance from our teaching artists (shoutout to the amazing Anna-Maie!) the fabric is then cut and sewn based on the proportions of the drawing. The dolls are stuffed, and each is dressed up by sewing on facial features, clothing details, yarn hair, and more! The finished project is then taken home, given to a loved one, or held onto for display at a future exhibit.
Pictured above: Ryan Williams holding an image of Princess Peach as well as the matching Princess Peach doll he made from his own woven fabric.
Pictured below: Lamija Kurtovich holding a drawing of her doll, as well as the finished doll made from her own woven fabric.
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