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Who sales wholesale finished primitive and very primitive dolls and patterns?

I am looking to buy primitive finished dolls/crows/americana and patterns and more that ships out as asap.Low cost in bulk

Here's a couple leads to maybe get you started. Good Luck!!

This site sells several different styles of doll patterns:
http://www.clothdollsupply.com/patterns.html

This is a craft site directory for primitive crafts:
http://www.craftsitedirectory.com/primitive/index.html

2008-05-09 05:00:07 by T | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

Who is the maker of My Raggedy Kids patterns/prim dolls and who sale wholesale primitive dolls?

Does the owner have a updated website....I am looking to buy wholesale finished primitive dolls and patterns?

Are these patterns possibly made by a company called "tagalongs"? Here's a link to a website that sells the "My Raggedy Kids" patterns.

http://www.primitivepatternsplus.com/catalog.cfm?L1ID=54&Designer=My%20Raggedy%20Kids

Hope this helps! Good Luck!!

2008-05-07 13:13:57 by T | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

Does anyone have recipe or willing to share grunge recipe for making primitive dolls?

I am making primitive stars, dolls, etc., but I would love to have a recipe for making my crafts look old as the hills, and have a stiffened feel to them. I have used cinammon, and gesso, but seems like something else is missing. Thanks for your help.

well, i'm sure you've probably tried steeping things in tea. have you also tried using starch? it's worked well for my mom with her craft stuff. and instant coffee also works for aging stuff too.

2006-03-17 12:55:37 by Judy M | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

Do you make your own prims,Where can i buy wholesale very very primitive dolls,bowl fillers etc ?

I have some leads,not nothing very exciting,but i am looking to make at least 40 - 50 % profit. on very prim dolls.Owners please get in touch with me.

I personally have made a few prim dolls, but they're not my favorites to make. If you're not getting very good leads on a product you'd like to sell, here's an idea for you to possibly try.

Since the weather is warmer, you're going to start seeing more craft sales, county fairs, flea markets, etc. You might go to some of these and check out the vendor's handmade items and if you see something you'd be interested in, ask the vendor if they sell wholesale, etc. I know a lot of people sell their handmade products to different sources in the winter than the summer months.

2008-05-20 16:11:40 by T | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

How to make a primitive raggedy ann doll?

Can anyone tell me how to get started in the prim, primitive doll making.

Go to this website: www.patternpage.com they have tons of patterns for primitive raggies and all things primitive :).

Have fun!

2007-10-22 04:48:20 by dester | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

Does anybody make primitive soft dolls from muslin and stuffing?

I love this hobby and do it all the time, but I want a friend to chat with about this. It's just fun to have a friend with the same passion. If you want to be my sewing frind, email me. :)

Creative Soft Dolls is a Yahoo group that would fit your needs. see link #1 below

You will also find many friends at Dolls So Cool, Link #2

My personal favorite for primitive dolls is Primragdolls. (#3)

All these groups and many more are found in Yahoo Groups (Link #4)

2007-03-29 06:46:47 by chinarain53 | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

I need to know more about a primitive small oak step stool or seat.?

I need to know age and value. I have never seen another like it and purchased in the 50s or 60s. I cannot find anything resembling this stool on the Internet and eBay. It looks like a primitive small oak step stool for child/doll, measures 6-7" x 10" x 6-8"h. 4 legs come into the 4 corners of the seat. The seat is oblong and curved at the corners. I can't give the exact measurements as it is buried in my garage.

It's aproximatly 45-55 years old, and not worth anything if you put it in the garbage.

2006-07-04 11:41:59 by treasurevendor | Posted in Other - Home & Garden