I haven’t given you a free tutorial in a while. I have a couple of things I want to make for free but I have been so busy. I keep postponing them. However, this time around I had the idea of making a super simple video tutorial to go with the pattern. I really hope you like it. I promise this is the easiest little ghost doll ever.

You can use this little doll as little Halloween gifts, doll for your dolls (like I always do) Or even for Halloween decorations. It is small, easy, and very quick to make.

Materials

1. Scraps of woven fabric.
2. Small amount of stuffing.
3. Scraps of felt for the eyes
4. Black embroidery thread
5. Embroidery needle
6. Wooden red or pencil to help you stuff
7. Scissors
8. Ribbon or String to tie around the neck
9. Something to trace the pattern with (pencils or erasable fabric marker work well
10. Pins
11. Sewing machine though you can probably do it by hand too
12. Optional: Nail file
13. Optional:Regular pencil
14. Optional: small brush
15. Pattern pieces

Download the pattern pieces here:

Notes about the pattern:

This pattern does not include seam allowances since it is meant for you to stitch over the lines. You can easily do this by hand.

This is a super easy, super fast to make little ghost. You can get creative and add eyelashes or a bow on the head, add a bow tie, or a skirt, give it a different shape of eyes or even a smile or a sad face.

Press Play to watch the super simple and quick tutorial:

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. I’m more than happy to help. If you make a little ghost using this pattern I would love to see it. You can post it on my Facebook page La Chulona Handmade dolls or tag me on IG  @lachulonadollspatternstudio.

You are free to use this pattern to make dolls for sale, I just ask you give me credit for any dolls made with it. (ie. Made with the Little Ghost Free Pattern by La Chulona Dolls)

Please, don’t sell the pattern, I think it’s obvious, but hey, you never know. It’s better to make sure I write it down.

If you like this pattern, you may want to check out my pattern shop on Etsy I add new patterns almost monthly.

You can also now join me on my Patreon channel where we talk about tips, tricks, inspiration, creativity, and I also release most of my patterns first there. All about doll making and baby dolls of course.

Read you soon!

Hugs,

Aubrey