Make Your Own Moveable Part Tools Of Scraps

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  Step 1

  You need for making the moveable tools between the limbs of your doll two of these tubes or something like that.
  they are of hard plastic but easy to saw with an hacksaw.

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  Step 2

  Make holes with the tiny iron hand drill in the bottom of the tubes.
  With the metal file you can make the holes roomier.

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  Step 3

  with the metal file you can make the holes roomierr so that the iron pins can put throw them.
  Try this the whole time by fitting the iron curtain pins in it., The holes mustn't be too large.!!!!

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  Step 4

  Cut of the botoms with a hacksaw.
  Watch the picture to know how large i have made them.
  For every moveable limb you need two of these part of the tubes.
  so go on;-D

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  Step 5

  Making the pins of the curtains hooks:
  Those tools you need for folding the curtains hooks.
  watch the picture;-D

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  Step 6

  When you start with refolding the curtain hook it will look like number one.
  Unfold the leg that is folding down like i show you in the picture by number 2.

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  Step 7

  By this step you must make the head eye in the top in the middel of the iron curtain hook.
  First you spread the boths legs and with using the flat nose plier it will look like this .

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  Step 8

  Bend the middle together with your bigger pliers.

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  Step 9

  And .....cut off t he leg parts , watch the picture.

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  Step 10

  Slide the two plastic "whashers on the pin , and you're done !!!!!
  Yeaaaah ready to for making your moveable plushie ;-D
  Thank you for stopping by, and i hope this tute is helpfull for you all;-D

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cheese · Elgin, Illinois, US · 11 projects 21st May 2011

I know this might be a dumb question, but how is this used? I saw the picture clicked and said hey that looks cool, what is this.

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Alf · Puerto Rico, Misiones Province, AR · 17 projects 21st May 2011

uuuu nice I know what am going to do with the kids now

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Create&Destroy · Chicago, Illinois, US · 2 projects 20th May 2011

Thanks a lot for this tutorial.
I was just going to cut circles out of cardboard and duct tape them, but this is better!

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