Let us take you back to a simpler time....  Sunday dolls were fashioned in the early to mid 1900's to help entertain and occupy children during long, ceremonial church services. The dolls would not only act as a fiddle toy, keeping squirmy children occupied, but would be extremely quiet even when dropped.

The packaging of this kit is also the key material in the craft: the handkerchief.  Instructions included within contain detailed steps complete with pictures, describing how to turn a simple square of cloth and a few trimmings into a sweetly simple doll.
Kit Contents:

• 1 handkerchief (handmade from recycled fabric)
• 1 jute or satin piece
• white and brown thread
• 1 needle
• 1 piece of polyester fill
• 1 short lace piece
• 1 longer lace piece
• Instructions and facts & history 

Not Included:

• Scissors

Recommended for ages 5 and up (adults may enjoy this too!).  Supervision may be required for help with the needle.
Made by Sew North Gifts in Prince George, BC, Canada.