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My pattern with instructions on how to make a 

"POTHOLDER LOOM DOLL" 

appears on pages 52-59 of 

"Soft Dolls & Animals" - July 2005 

POTHOLDER LOOM  DOLL #1:   

Learn to make this wonderful doll to hang on your 

wall.  It is made on a potholder loom that we used to 

make potholders on when we were children.  This 

doll is wearing a plaid blouse with a rya knotted skirt. 

Her arms, legs and hat are crocheted.  Her comical 

face is made from Windsor Comfort knit.  You will 

learn how to needle sculpt her face, place her eyes, 

sew her mouth and eyebrows and make her hair. 

She is around 17" tall.  This is a one day class. 

POTHOLDER LOOM  DOLL #2: 

This doll is wearing a maroon and white blouse woven in a weave called bound weave and her skirt 

is woven in plain weave.  Her belt 

is woven in rya knots, her face is 

needle sculpted and her hands, 

legs and hat are crocheted.  She 

is around 11" tall.

POTHOLDER LOOM #3:  

This white and blue dressed doll is 

wearing a blouse woven in bound 

weave and a skirt made of rya 

knots.  Her hair is a wig that I 

bought.

POTHOLDER LOOM DOLL #4:   

This was the first potholder loom doll that I 

made.  I had so much fun making it that I 

made the others that you see and decided 

to teach this doll. 

POTHOLDERLOOM DOLL WITH 

A COLORED PENCIL FACE.

"POTHOLDER LOOM DOLL CLASS" 

POTHOLDER LOOM DOLLS