peg doll
1 of 1noun/pɛg dɑ:l/
Forms:peg dolls
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a simple and often homemade doll made from a wooden clothespin or peg, typically decorated with fabric, paint, and other materials, and used for play or as a craft project
A peg doll is a small, simple doll made from a wooden peg or cylinder as the base for its body. The head is often painted or made from a small wooden ball, and the body is sometimes decorated with fabric or painted clothing. Peg dolls are traditionally handcrafted and can be made in various sizes. They are often used in children's play, as their simple design encourages imagination and creativity. Peg dolls are also popular as crafts or collectible items, valued for their minimalist design and the skill involved in making them.
- She played with her peg doll, imagining it as a character in a grand adventure.
- I remember making peg dolls for my school project last year.
- The children loved setting up a little village with their peg dolls.
- He painted the peg doll with bright colors and gave it a tiny fabric dress.
- My grandmother gave me a set of peg dolls, and I still keep them on my shelf.