I know you go this answered elsewhere, but I just wanted to put an answer here, too, in case anyone else was wondering.
No, you do not want to use a serger on a Waldorf doll body. The seams need to be TINY, and flexible, and should be pretty much invisible once the pieces are turned and stuffed. Serged seam would be too wide, and would stand out in a ridge when stuffed.
No, you do not want to use a serger on a Waldorf doll body. The seams need to be TINY, and flexible, and should be pretty much invisible once the pieces are turned and stuffed. Serged seam would be too wide, and would stand out in a ridge when stuffed.
