Mini short-haired doll
Roughly 23 cm doll made with textile scraps and wool filling.
Fabric and outfit details may vary.
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Ouistitine
Montreal, Quebec
Reclaimed fabrics give small toys their own variations.
Ouistitine's story begins with a first toy made from a grandmother's cashmere sweater. Camille and her mother Sylvie developed a Montreal business around handmade stuffed animals, dolls, toys and accessories using reused natural-fibre textiles.
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The story & the craft.
Ouistitine's story begins with a first toy made from a grandmother's cashmere sweater. Camille and her mother Sylvie developed a Montreal business around handmade stuffed animals, dolls, toys and accessories using reused natural-fibre textiles. That history helps explain why the selected doll pages warn that fabrics can differ from photographs: reclaimed cloth is not an endlessly identical material.
The mini short-haired doll is listed at about 23 centimetres, while the large girl doll is about 36.5 centimetres and offered on request. Their descriptions name linen or cotton scraps and carded-wool filling; the business story identifies selected wool from Quebec and New Brunswick. Ask about current fabric, clothing, care and preparation time before choosing. A published preparation estimate is not a delivery guarantee, and a natural-fibre or handmade description does not establish suitability for every age or use.
What they make & offer.
Large girl doll
Roughly 36.5 cm doll offered on request.
Confirm clothing, care and preparation time.
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Fabrics and clothing can vary. Confirm current made-on-request timing, care and recipient suitability.
The Canadian connection.
Official pages identify Montreal handmaking and selected wool from Quebec and New Brunswick; all textile origins are not established.
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