A Bear in the Kitchen: Making a Spun Cotton Chef Doll Step by Step

Somewhere between fairy tales and old recipe books, this little chef bear came to life.
Handcrafted from spun cotton and painted with care, he wears a flour-dusted apron and a crumpled baker’s hat.

He is a Christmas ornament — a keeper of warm kitchens, spicy stories, and the smell of cinnamon.

This is a slow, quiet video — the full process of sculpting, painting, and creating the mood.
No tutorials, no rush — just the gentle unfolding of a bear with a "wooden spoon" and a story in his heart.

One-of-a-kind spun cotton art doll
Perfect for winter decor, storytelling, or collectors of handmade whimsy
For those who believe in the quiet kind of magic

Materials used:
I work with pure cotton wool, PVA glue diluted halfway with water, and wallpaper paste (also thinned with water).
The frame is made from wire, wrapped in white thread.
Each figure is then shaped, dried, and painted by hand with acrylic paints.

Adopt him before he disappears into the scent of gingerbread and pine needles.

A detailed, step-by-step video on making a spun-cotton ornament:
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See you in the next quiet tale!
With warmth,
Varvara
Wookawoo Creatures

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