Wooden Dolls Giveaway

December 7, 2010
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My last giveaway was so fun I thought I’d do one more for the holidays. The prize this time is two of my wooden dolls, complete with vintage fabric doll clothes that I just sewed yesterday. The dolls are solid maple and finished with food grade beeswax. My kids, nieces and nephews have been playing with these doll sets for a couple of years now. They especially like taking the velcro clothes on and off.

If you want to be entered to “win” this pair of dolls then simply leave a comment on this post. (Make sure your post contains an email or link to your blog so I have some way of contacting you if you win.) On Friday morning (December 10) I will randomly pick the winner from all those who have left a comment.  I will ship world-wide so anyone can enter if they’d like!

UPDATE: The contest is over. See results on the following post!

432 Responses
  24. randomcreativity

    Those are adorable – I would love to win them for my niece. Also, thank you for sharing all of the cute free printables that you do – we have been having fun playing with them.

  26. Iliyana Nedkova

    Oh, the thrill of winning such a generous giveaway on behalf of my 18 months and 5 year olds. We are all great fans of your from across the pond in Edinburgh.

  27. Anonymous

    Oh yay — I am so happy to see another giveaway on your site. Amazing work you do —
    Paula
    pa underscore north at hotmail dot com

  28. Elle

    I love your blog and your work and would love a pair of your wooden dolls for my twin girls:) Thank you in advance.

  35. Erin

    I love the idea of using food-grade beeswax to finish these dolls! My daughter sticks *everything* in her mouth still, and I'm always worried about whether the finish used is safe for her!

  42. momma rae

    these are adorable!! i could see my children getting much enjoyment out of them and their little clothes. thanks for the giveaway love! ;)

  43. Kelly

    I love these dolls! So simple and adorable…my younger kids would have great fun playing with them!

    Kelly
    Raisingrebels.blogspot.com

  46. Sush

    OH what fun! PLeeeeeeeasssssssseeeee! I'm vintage so we would be a great match, (well they'd be a great match for my grandkids to play with at their vintage Grandma's!)
    Love your blog and your work!

  52. Mary A

    Your dolls are great. I think my son would really like them. Thanks for the giveaway.
    maryDOTavingerATgmailDOTcom

  54. GynnaB

    Oh these dolls are adorable! I would love to win them for the little people in my life!

    Gynnab (at) gmail.com

  61. Ellen

    Ooooh, my daughter would love these! Yes, please enter me in the contest: ellenw(at)rogers(dot)com. Love your stuff, Joel!

  66. t a n y a

    ooh, count me in. these are so beautifully simple and sweet. the vintage fabric is a super nice touch.

    snapandtumble[at]gmail[dot]com

  67. Portable Soap Box Girl

    I love all your creative ideas. I made a play set of fishes inspired by your drift wood fish. I keep it in my office exam room for the children who come to visit me. Simple toys are always the best. I love these little dolls and I think they would make a great addition to my office cache of simple toys. Thank you for all your inspiration.

  73. Jen

    My sister send me your way :). These would be fabulous for my son Hugo to use in his therapy sessions. Taking the clothes on and off would be great for his fine motor skills and they could use them for play therapy. Jen ([email protected])

  84. S+C

    These are just great! I would love to have them, although I know my little kiddos would take over quick. The vintage clothes are fabulous, and awesome that you made them velcro for little hands. Thanks for the giveaway!

  93. son

    Joel, what can I say … so cute!
    If I win, I will give this beauties to my friend Charlotte who will visit Ethiopia in January. She can leave the dolls in YeDanja Bet, a place were children can stay when their mum is not able to take care for them. My friend Dianne is working there and does a good job! In time, the mothers return when they found a job and can take care for their kids by themselves.