Made-to-Order Raggies : Japanese Cotton - Red Sevenberry
Made-to-Order Raggies : Japanese Cotton - Red Sevenberry
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Please list in the "order special instructions" box in your cart :
1. Body Tone
All made from a GOTS certified organic cotton :
- Parchment - the pre-dyed, off white, base fabric
- Coffee - hand-dyed with coffee (solid color)
- Tea - hand-dyed with black tea (solid color)
- Black Walnut - hand-dyed with organic black walnut (some marbling can occur during the dying process)
- Dark Brown - hand-dyed with a fiber reactive, eco dye (quite a bit of marbling can occur)
2. Hair Color
- Image options - merino wool top comb
3. Hair Style
- Braid - on doll's right side, your left
- Double Braid - one on each side
- Top Knot - middle of the head
- Side Bun - on doll's right side, your left
- Space Buns - two side buns
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Please note :
- Dolls will look similar, but not identical to the example images
- Dolls do not come with illustrations
However, you may add an illustration, for an additional fee, in another listing - Dolls will take between 1-3 weeks to create
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Raggies measure approximately 14 inches from top to bottom, and 4 inches wide.
(Centenary Collection by Yoko Saito & Sojitz Fashion Co Ltd - printed in Japan)
Please Note
Please Note
✴︎ For display purposes only -- keep out of reach of children and pets.
✴︎ Photo colors may vary between monitors and devices.
General Materials
General Materials
Doll Bodies and Ornaments: GOTS certified organic cotton, which I leave either plain, or hand-dye with coffee, black tea, black walnuts, or an eco dye.
Doll Hair: varieties of wool, including Merino and Corriedale, and plant fibers, such as flax and hemp. The Merino and Corriedale wools I purchase are hand-dyed.
Doll Clothing: a variety of cotton fabric, primarily in 1800's reproduction prints, batiks, Japanese cotton, as well as linen and muslin.
Accessories: found objects, dried organic material, organic hemp twine, scrap crafting materials, repurposed buttons, and random beads I have collected over the years.
Illustrations: micron pen, colored pencils, and permanent, acrylic fixative.
Care Information
Care Information
Although pen and ink features are covered with a permanent, acrylic fixative, they will bleed if in direct contact with liquids, and therefore CANNOT be washed by machine or by hand.
Avoid direct sunlight to reduce fading and to preserve the integrity of the materials.
To remove any dust, pieces may be lightly brushed off with a clean and dry 1-2 inch paintbrush.
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