Vintage Creaturo Doll Necklace Vo.2 - Body

$25.00

Continue with this fun project building your own Creaturo doll with 4-fingered dangling hands and fancy magnetic closures, woven onto a large sleek chain-style necklace.

This is Volume 2 of a three-part series to complete the entire doll necklace.

In this installment we focus on the BODY of the doll — The Creaturo project springs from my background in children’s entertainment and my love for vintage cartoons; that’s why these hands have only four fingers, just like the classic animation characters that inspired them.

Requisites: proficient in CRAW (mid-advanced level)

Design concept

  • Worn upside down by the neck so the doll’s hands dangle over your chest — cheeky and tactile.

  • Sturdy yet flexible construction gives pleasant movement while remaining robust enough for everyday wear.

  • Fancy magnetic closures keep the doll detachable and versatile: snap it on your necklace, swap it between chains, or remove the hands for other uses.

  • Intended as ornament, toy, and conversation piece — decorative enough for display, whimsical enough to play with.

What you’ll get in this PDF

  • Full materials list, so you can shop with confidence.

  • A scheme of the entire doll necklace

  • Step-by-step weaving sequence for constructing the body of the doll, to which connect the hands through long woven limbs

Beads and materials: This PDF contains the complete shopping list, such as the Vol.1

  • Toho and Miyuki seed beads size 11/0 (shiny and opaque options included) — primary surface texture and color palette.

  • Dimpled resin spheres (20 mm) were used in the original samples; they are rare and no longer offered for sale on my site. You may substitute any 20 mm bead that fits your aesthetic: large glass, polymer clay, wooden, or vintage focal beads all work beautifully.

  • Strong beading thread, Fireline 8lb, size 11 needles, a beading mat, a thread burner , players, seam ripper, scissors

Why this project is fun

  • Quick to learn but rich with playful detail — ideal if you love hands-on making with an animated twist.

  • Encourages creativity: swap bead sizes, mix vintage finds, or mount the hand on different chain styles for wildly different vibes.

  • Perfect as a gift, a wearable collectible, or a quirky home ornament when not worn.

Keep an eye out for Volumes 3 — it will let you complete the full Creaturo Doll necklace.

Happy weaving — may your Creaturo’s hands dangle with mischief.

Continue with this fun project building your own Creaturo doll with 4-fingered dangling hands and fancy magnetic closures, woven onto a large sleek chain-style necklace.

This is Volume 2 of a three-part series to complete the entire doll necklace.

In this installment we focus on the BODY of the doll — The Creaturo project springs from my background in children’s entertainment and my love for vintage cartoons; that’s why these hands have only four fingers, just like the classic animation characters that inspired them.

Requisites: proficient in CRAW (mid-advanced level)

Design concept

  • Worn upside down by the neck so the doll’s hands dangle over your chest — cheeky and tactile.

  • Sturdy yet flexible construction gives pleasant movement while remaining robust enough for everyday wear.

  • Fancy magnetic closures keep the doll detachable and versatile: snap it on your necklace, swap it between chains, or remove the hands for other uses.

  • Intended as ornament, toy, and conversation piece — decorative enough for display, whimsical enough to play with.

What you’ll get in this PDF

  • Full materials list, so you can shop with confidence.

  • A scheme of the entire doll necklace

  • Step-by-step weaving sequence for constructing the body of the doll, to which connect the hands through long woven limbs

Beads and materials: This PDF contains the complete shopping list, such as the Vol.1

  • Toho and Miyuki seed beads size 11/0 (shiny and opaque options included) — primary surface texture and color palette.

  • Dimpled resin spheres (20 mm) were used in the original samples; they are rare and no longer offered for sale on my site. You may substitute any 20 mm bead that fits your aesthetic: large glass, polymer clay, wooden, or vintage focal beads all work beautifully.

  • Strong beading thread, Fireline 8lb, size 11 needles, a beading mat, a thread burner , players, seam ripper, scissors

Why this project is fun

  • Quick to learn but rich with playful detail — ideal if you love hands-on making with an animated twist.

  • Encourages creativity: swap bead sizes, mix vintage finds, or mount the hand on different chain styles for wildly different vibes.

  • Perfect as a gift, a wearable collectible, or a quirky home ornament when not worn.

Keep an eye out for Volumes 3 — it will let you complete the full Creaturo Doll necklace.

Happy weaving — may your Creaturo’s hands dangle with mischief.