I use stabilizer when making doll faces so I could dye the doll face flesh tone before stitching the face and then just use that instead of additional fabric? (Education & Events Online Webinars - Free Lounge & Learn Virtual Guild Event with the American Sewing Guild)

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May 28, 2020 - 07:30 AM

You could, but you may find Soft 'n Sheer to be too sheer and it does have a kind of textured-look.. You could do it with Tender Touch, though. I've not tried dying that - let us know if you try it! https://www.sulky.com/catalog/sub/sul...

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I use stabilizer when making doll faces so I could dye the doll face flesh tone before stitching the face and then just use that instead of additional fabric?

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