I dug out my Electric Quilt program today and messed around with it and came up with a pattern for a TARDIS quilt. There's a sketch under the cut, along with some things I'm wibbling over before I start cutting up fabric.

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(crossposted to my lj)

Hi, everyone! I've been a long-time lurker and admirer of the crafts in this community, and I've figured if anyone could help me out with my predicament, it would be some one here.

I've been working on a graduation present for one of my friends who is, like me, a major Ten/Rose fan. I've made dolls for her, but I'm having trouble with clothes (shirt/tie/suit for the Doctor and a shirt and pants for Rose). I've been looking forever for patterns online for suits and stuff but to no avail and I was hoping that some one here either has patterns they would be willing to share or could possible give me some suggestions on how to begin. I've included pictures of the dolls under the cut. Each doll is around 6 inches tall (4 inches from neck to foot) with 2 inch long arms, but I have a knack for manipulating patterns, so the exact measurements don't really matter.

( Allons-y, Dolls! )

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!

Taking a break from all my crazy work to get this to you lovelies!!!


Lots of how to pictures below!

I recently crafted these creations of cuddliness using some faux shearling and felt and faux leather i had laying around
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I made this guy not too long ago....I'm pretty happy with it....i think that I will do all the "soctors"

Well, getting this done was a LONG slog. . . chronicled in my blog but it's finished and it's LOVELY!

Yippy!  It still needs to be properly quilted but I wanted to share with you all what I've come up with for the front. . .

I've been watching this community for a while and must say, you guys are some seriously talented people.  I felt so inspired, that I made this:

close up of details...  Hinges!  door handles! 

( Doctor Who goodness! )
( ETA-- general instructions )

This is my first post to crafty_tardis although I've been watching for a while. Er. In a non-stalker way.

Anyway. I thought maybe it was about time I started posting some stuff!

( Pics of miscellaneous Who Themed Things after the cut.. )

My boyfriend and I watch a lot of Doctor Who, even the really early episodes. He recently became enamored of the Yeti, or Abominable Snowmen, from the Web of Fear episodes (1968), and he asked me if I could make him his own cuddly yeti. Here are the results!


He's less than a foot tall, made of fake fur and felt. The sphere that brings him to life is a button. I've read that the sphere is supposed to be silver, but as the show was in black and white back then, who can tell?

So I went a little eBay crazy over the holidays and picked up some Doctor Who curtains (but I get a really good deal on them!).  I figured that I'd make something out of them some day. . . right?

Look how fun it is!!!  Sooo many possibilities!  Anyway. . . so I have it and have no idea what to do with it when one day I'm at the fabric store. . .

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CRAFTY TARDIS!!!

I was lucky enough to get a new phone for Christmas (much needed since my old phone only seemed to work every other day) and thought that it was a great excuse to make yet another TARDIS (like I need an excuse!) So here's what I came up with:



More photos and how-tos after the jump!

Greetings. Brand new here, found this comm today.

Just wanted to share my latest creation.

Tenth Doctor plush toy <3




Please click the Gif for more pictures and details <3

I make lots of Doctor Who dolls of various types and sizes with various materials, but I am particularly proud of the Four and Romana I just finished. Romana's dressed in her school uniform from City of Death, but in the above shot she's borrowed the Doctor's coat, hat, and scarf for her post-regeneration!pose.

If you're interested in seeing my other Who dolls, just look under the "doctor who collection" tag at doll_shop. :-)

A) I'm a huge geek

B) Cybermats are very cuddly

C) I'm crafty

D) I love a nice heat-pad

E) I'm a huge geek

Fortunately, it's possible to combine all these interests.

Click the pic, my ducklings, for pattern and instructions for making your very own snuggly-warm cybermat plushie. As a bonus, they're super, super, super easy and quick.

Okay, so. I finished making the Doctor's friend. :D

( Squishy! ...with, uh, I suppose end of newschool s3 spoilers for those unfortunate souls who haven't seen it. )

So, I was pointed here, and after several minutes of general squeaking I share with you my current project. :D

( Squishy! )

Hi there :D I was pointed here from 500year_diary because of a little something I made, which admittedly probably fits here even better...

( A tiny felt plush of Destiny of the Daleks Romana )

She's something like 11.5 cm tall, and has jointed shoulders and hips so she can both stand without support and sit down. Though the former wasn't actually planned for, it just turned out like that... I made the basic body a while ago and then spent a couple of months debating whether to turn it into burgundy Four or, well, this. Romana eventually won because she's just that awesome, but I'm still planning on making a Four. Someday.