Happy November! Today's post is a picture gallery of boy dolls. I'd been thinking about a Waldorf type boy doll that had a mix of blonde curls and straight hair. I only make a few Waldorf Type dolls* a year. As the weather changed from summer to fall and making a doll with wool hair that is has wool stuffing seemed more doable, I made a pair of Waldorf type boys.

Here's Davey, the blonde boy. I love the Farmer's Market design in the fabric I used for his shirt! That's a crab apple tree, loaded with fruit, in the background.

Here are a few more pictures. The pocket on the back of his cords is a new addition to my pants pattern. I had fun up-cycling a old SmartWool® sock to make a pair him a pair of striped wool socks! The felt moccasins and the flannel PJs are two new patterns I designed for these boys.

Here's the brunette boy I made at the same time.

The side part is something new I tried. The hair might be a bit too long and floppy, but it is cute!

I drawn all the patterns for my dolls as well as drafting patterns for their clothes. This boy pattern seems to work particularly well. These two little Dudes just make me smile!!

* Waldorf Type dolls are made with knit cotton fabric for skin and have wool roving or batting for stuffing. Their round heads are make of wool rolled into a ball and shaped with a covering of knit stockinette and string before being finally getting covered with the knit cotton skin. They can be very simple or elaborately detailed. All the dolls are handmade and one-of-a-kind.