They can stand & sit and bend! Some have shoes on! It all depends on how much stuffing they have and how their limbs are placed as to how - or whether they stand. When putting the legs on, make sure the front seams are both at the same angle on both sides. Not one hip up and the other down slightly. Same with the arms.
My Blog is where I share my interest in cloth dollmaking. Please comment on my work, ask questions, and we can inspire each other! I am passionate about needle sculpting and developing new techniques and designing new patterns, so everyone can 'have a go'! I hope you will follow my blog and see what I can come up with that's new, and interesting!
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