Church Doll

Church Doll

 

When my girls were smaller, I made these little church dolls for them to play with because they were very quiet and small enough to fit in any bag or purse. They were well loved!

 

I also made some of these for the children in my toddler class at church when we were learning about baby Jesus and that Jesus was a real baby.  We talked about how Jesus' mother took great care of him.  We talked about how to take care of babies.  I gave them one of these babies to take care of.

 

Materials:

 

White cotton fabric (or any color you choose)

Lace

Cotton ball

Ribbon

Thread

 

Instructions:

• Cut a circle in the cotton fabric approximately 7 inches in diameter. 
• Sew lace around the perimeter (outside edge). 
• Place the cotton ball in the center and gather the fabric up around it.
• Tie a ribbon to keep the cotton ball in place.  This will look like there is a ribbon tied around the doll's neck.
• Cut a small strip of lace and hand sew it from the ribbon on the left side all the way around to the ribbon on the right side to make it look like a bonnet.
• With a fabric marker or Sharpie, draw eyes (I drew them closed.).

 



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Lost Sheep Paper Sack Book

Lost Sheep

Matthew 18: 12-24

Surprise the kids with a paper sack book that has flaps and hidden pictures.  Look for the lost sheep until you find him!

Shown here is only one page of the book. For instructions to make this simple take home, click on the top photo.

All you need is two paper sacks, some scrapbook paper (or other colored paper or discarded wallpaper samples), some computer pictures of animals, scissors, and glue.

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