This book contains detailed step-by-step instructions and illustrations for making a range of lively, creative flower figures. Many of the figures are recognisable from Elsa Beskow's popular picture books, and from Sybille von Olfers' "The Story of the Root Children". Activities are organised by season, making the book ideal for decorating a nature corner or seasonal table in the home or classroom.
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'The instructions are very easy to follow, for older children with a little help. These small figures would make a great addition to seasonal tables; the Autumn section is especially nice, the toadstool children with red fly agaric hats are lovely.' -- Hilary Woolf with Isaac (age 5), Education Otherwise
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Sybille Adolphi was born in Stuttgart in 1953. She has been a kindergarten nurse and a teacher in a special-needs school. She is married with two children.
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Using craft felt!
23 Aug 2007
By Camila Barros
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This book is exelent for the ones who want to use craft felt to make the dolls, because not everyone has time and patience to make the felt dresses...
It's very good to work with childreen!!!
It's very good to work with childreen!!!
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Great little project book
30 Jan 2009
By K. Anderson
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So many waldorf style books like this have a lot of knitting projects. I am so glad to find one where most of the projects do not involve knitting! The dolls in this book are simple and easy to do with children, but are also adorable and something you will want to display on your nature table. The patterns and instructions are very clear as well.
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A beautiful book
24 Jan 2013
By Sarah B.
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I really love all the sweet dolls in this book. There are many dolls I plan to make from this book, and I appreciate the traceable pattern pieces given for each doll. There are not many pictures of construction, just written explanation of how to put each doll together. This might prove challenging for someone with little or no sewing/doll making experience. I consider myself an intermediate doll maker and seamstress, so the instructions are fine for me.
If you want to make nature themed Waldorf type dolls this is a great book to have!
If you want to make nature themed Waldorf type dolls this is a great book to have!
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