Worry dolls

Do you want to let go of your worries and troubles? Find out how to make worry dolls with our 10 tips and tutorials.

Get the 411 on how to make a worry doll, 8 different ways! This little craft is easy and fun, and kids will love learning about the Mayan legend behind it!

Make your own worry dolls; tell them what is worrying you just before you go to sleep, place them under your pillow, and let them do the worrying for you so you (or little ones) can get a good nights sleep.

Get the 411 on how to make a worry doll, 8 different ways! This little craft is easy and fun, and kids will love learning about the Mayan legend behind it!

When I was small, my mother would buy a box of these for me. The idea was to tell your worries to the dolls, one worry each. Then, you put them under your pillow before going to sleep. In the morning, your troubles were supposed to be gone. These are sweet little handmade creatures from Guatemala. They have clothing pieced together by thread and colorful scraps of felt, fabric and paper. The hastily drawn expressions lay beneath a head of volcanic sand. Since many different artisans created…

Each piece is one of a kind and colors will vary. If you’d like a specific color tone, please note it on your order. Handmade and fair trade, these whimsical Worry Dolls are a classic children's toy from Guatemala! Send your loved ones these dolls as a way to let them know you are thinking of them in these difficult times. Legend has it that the Maya Sun God gave the gift of solving people's problems. With time, people started making dolls in the sun's honor and they would whisper her their…

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We love these fun activities for the book Wemberly Worried. Actually, we love author Kevin Henkes and all his relatable characters... Lilly, Owen, Chrysanthemum, and, of course, Wemberly. Most kids can find themselves in at least one of his stories, if not more. Making your own worry dolls is a fun way to follow up the read-aloud, but traditional worry dolls are small and a little challenging for tiny hands to make. We love this chunkier version that uses pipe cleaners and pony beads. Come…

It all started because we read this library book. At the back there’s a little story about Riley, the Groundhog, giving his friend, Rose the vole, some worry dolls made out of toothpicks. I didn’t think much of it because I’ve never really been a fan of prayer dolls. I think they are cute and…

Tell your worries to these cute worry dolls and they'll take them away! We've found DIY options, customised dolls, Halloween monsters and more