From this
to this
with these directions. Easy and fun!
Corn Husk Doll
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Thanks for stopping by my site!
We made these about a year ago and my kiddos LOVED them. We still have a couple decorating some shelves.
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Oh I remember making these in Girl Scouts when I was young! Yours came out great!
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that is super cute!
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Hi!
I’ve just come across to your blog for the first time (via Homeschool Creations).
I’ve always wanted to know how to make one of these dolls, so thanks so much for posting this! We’ll have to wait a while until it’s our Summer, so I’ve saved the link until the right time.
Looking forward to reading more on you blog.
Cathy (alecat)
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Your corn husk doll is too cute! I think yours turned out much better than the ones we did a couple of years ago; of course, boys just aren’t quite as into making dolls as girls! I had to convince one of mine that it was an “action figure”–not a “doll”. LOL!