Step 1: For once, this isn't Japanese. It seems to be from a British company, and it even comes with a nice tin box. For the inexplicably cheap price of $14 at Townhall's Kinokuniya. I snapped it up, ofcourse.
Step 2: Open the contents, and just enough material is there to make three of the dolls. The design of the dolls is quite simple too.
Step 3: Cut out all the materials, and mix and match the hoods with the colourful bottom parts. I decided on this combination.
Step 4: Sew the faces on, and the top and bottom halves together. It's time to sew both of the front and back parts to make the doll.
Step 5: Stuff the dolls with stuffing, and then sew the wavy elastic band around them for a finishing touch. I added a few more things to it than was given in the kit.
I decided to gift the dolls to three couples I know, so I embroidered some names on them. Good use of cute dollies! Yay to Claire and Pedro, Ben and Nam, and Kath and Paul:
Nice
.. Recently, I found a cool site about stuff made from felt paper 
.. This one looks more interesting.. gotta try this sometime this week 
Yeah, this one is pretty cute, and easy to make. Unfortunately, I can’t upload the pattern for this since I don’t own it, but there’s probably a lot of free patterns on the internet that you can download and try.
I just made a version of my own, I recently saw a blog
They uses felt paper and it was so easy to do 
P.S.
Thank you for the very informative posts Queenie, I really enjoyed anticipating your every post
Hope you can share a post at my blog
Cheers
Jiro
Well, great to hear that.
Glad you like my site and posts! Perhaps I can recommend a post of yours some time?
uhmmmm sure!
but i’ll expect for your wonderful guest post first 