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Absolute Sweet Cindy
Soft cloth doll
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Assembly(2)
Here, we attach the head and arms on the body.

Attaching the head

Marking 16 radial lines.
Mark equally spaced 16 radial lines on the circle at the bottom of the head.
The mark of 16 pieces is evenly put the neck ahead.
Mark equally spaced 16 radial lines on the top end of the neck.
The mark of 16 pieces is evenly put the neck ahead.
Matching each circle on the body and the neck, so that the face may come to the front of the body. Using the radial lines as a guide of stitches, sewing ladder stitches, attach the head on the body.
Attached head
After sew around the top of the neck, pulling the thread and secure the head and body. make two or more small stitches and tie off.

Attach arms to the body

Marking a circle
You can see a round mark to attach the arm near the shoulder under the jersey cloth on the body. Attaching the "Arm attaching line marker" on the round mark, mark a circle using the inner edge of template.
Marking eight radial lines
Mark equally spaced eight radial lines on the circle. for a gide of the stitches.
Marking a circle
Attaching the "Arm attaching line marker" on the top end of a arm, mark a circle using the inner edge of the template.
Marking eight radial lines
Mark equally spaced eight radial lines on the circle.
Attach an arm using ladder stitches
Matching each circle on the body and on the arm, so that the hand may come to the side of the waist when the arm move to lower. Using the eight radial lines as a guide of stitches, sewing ladder stitches, attach an arm on the body.
Secureing the thread
Pulling the thread, secure the arm and the body. make a two or more small stitches and tie off.
The motion of the shoulder joint
Attach one more arm to the body the way alike.
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