Rag Doll: From Spline to Dolls

After exploring the world of comics with my series Spline and being part of a collective of artists, I evolved into new art forms, such as collage and rag doll making. This experience deeply influenced and enriched my work.

In 2009, I released my first rag doll, inspired by my comic character, Spline. This marked the beginning of my journey into textile creations.

At that time, I didn’t know how to sew or embroider—I learned by doing.

My first rag doll was hand-embroidered felt, and from there, my passion for creating naive, kawaii, and slightly creepy characters was born. I love the simple shapes and designs of the naive style, which allows each rag doll I create to have a strong personality with just a few details.

Since then, I've explored new techniques, like printing on fabric, drawing on fabric, using a sewing machine, and even crocheting. Each new method has allowed me to expand my creative universe while staying true to my unique and playful style.

Rag Dolls by CocoFlower

My first felt rag doll Spline - Rag Doll with Embroidery:

Large Spline in fabric and felt:

Various Large Felt Rag Dolls with Toile de Jouy: 

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"Petite Valérie" character design, My sister rag dolls serie - handmade with felt and sky:

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Etoile and Lune, poetic rag doll with French Toile:

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Petites Kawaii Rag Dolls, felt and vynil:

Series of naive fantasy rag doll drawn in line art on raw cotton, with embroidery and blanket stitch :

Colorful rag dolls handmade with profesionnal fabric print fabric :