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Sew a Saint Doll Female Saints

June 12, 2020 by Shellie Wilson

Learn to sew with these beginner-friendly dolls! Create a saint plush toy showing your favorite female saint. Each design comes printed on a 100% cotton fat quarter and is ready to sew. These dolls would make adorable Christmas gifts for Religious family and friends.

– Saint Theresa of Calcutta (Mother Theresa) comes holding her wooden rosary, adorned in her memorable sandals and white/blue drape

– Saint Theresa, known as “little flower’’, is surrounded by delicate flowers in complimentary colors

– Our Lady of the Rosary, celebrated every October, holds her own sacred rosary in her hands

– Saint Katharine Drexel holds a rosary of turquoise, reminiscent of the Native Americans she supported throughout her ministry

– Our Lady of Guadalupe shines surrounded by the stars of heaven

– St. Lucy stands in her traditional colors of a white dress and red sash, palm of victory in hand and crown of candles atop her head

– St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is surrounded by books, representing the first all-girls Catholic school she established, as well as holds a rosary and bible, representing the order she started

– St. Kateri Tekakwitha stands holding her wooden cross in traditional Native American dress

– St. Agnes holds her lamb in a soft blue blanket. In her right hand is a palm frond, traditionally seen with martyrs. Her hair, once said to have miraculously grown long when she was stripped to hide her nakedness, appears long and lush on the doll.

– St. Mary, Star of the Sea stands cradling a ship, surrounded by the crashing waves

– St. Joan of Arc stands with shield and sword in hand, ready to fight!

IMPORTANT: the fabric print is clear and crisp; a slight blurring has been added to these photos for copyright purposes.

NOTE:
– fat quarter: 21″ x 18″

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Comments

  1. Gloria Jean Pelletier says

    December 9, 2020 at 7:16 pm

    how do you order these dolls?

Have you read?

Woodland Whimsy Fabric Collection by Jennifer Pugh

There is something especially lovely about a winter fabric collection that feels seasonal without immediately shouting Christmas. Woodland Whimsy by Jennifer Pugh for Wilmington Prints is filled with forest animals, mushrooms, classic plaids, dots and softly textured coordinating prints.

The colours have a warm, storybook quality, making the collection perfect for quilts that can stay out long after the Christmas decorations have been packed away.

What Is Included in the Woodland Whimsy Bundle?

The Woodland Whimsy Fat Quarter Bundle includes:

  • 15 coordinating fat quarters
  • One 23-inch scenic fabric panel
  • 100% quilting cotton
  • Fabrics designed by Jennifer Pugh
  • Prints manufactured by Wilmington Prints

Each fat quarter measures approximately 18 x 21 inches.

I particularly like that the scenic panel is included with the bundle. Fabric panels are wonderful when you want an impressive focal point without spending several evenings piecing tiny blocks while wondering why you chose such a complicated pattern in the first place.

The panel could become the centre of a lap quilt, wall hanging or child’s quilt, with the coordinating fat quarters used to create simple patchwork borders.

What Could You Make With Woodland Whimsy Fabric?

This collection would work beautifully for:

  • A woodland animal lap quilt
  • A cosy winter wall hanging
  • A child’s storybook quilt
  • Patchwork cushions
  • Quilted reading mats
  • Fabric storage baskets
  • Winter table runners
  • Handmade gifts for nature lovers

You could also separate the smaller prints and use them in scrap-friendly projects. Our collection of eight fat-quarter-friendly quilt patterns offers plenty of ideas for putting coordinated fabric bundles to work.

For something smaller, the gentle woodland prints would be lovely in a seasonal mini quilt. This free mini snowflake quilt pattern could easily be adapted using the collection’s winter colours.

Is the Woodland Whimsy Bundle Worth Buying?

The bundle gives you a ready-made colour palette, a useful assortment of coordinating prints and a feature panel in one package. That takes much of the guesswork out of planning a quilt, particularly if choosing coordinating fabrics is the part that usually sends you wandering around the fabric shop for an hour.

The prints are playful enough for children but not so juvenile that they cannot be used for adult quilts and winter home décor. That versatility is probably the collection’s strongest feature.

The bundle was listed at US$62.98 when checked and is expected to ship in October 2026. Prices, availability and shipping dates may change, particularly with a new fabric release.

If you love woodland animals, gentle winter colours and fabric that feels as though it belongs in an illustrated storybook, this is a charming collection to add to your sewing list.

See the Woodland Whimsy Fat Quarter Bundle at Fat Quarter Shop.

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