Even though you changed your mind I'm gonna answer anyways
because I sell these and the dammit doll and other versions
too and they are one of my best sellers. So if you change
your mind again I'd say go for it.

how much do you sell them for and how large are yours?

I use 5" pre stuffed natural Muslin Dolls which I import from
Sunshine Discount Crafts in Florida for 0.89 each which I put
a face on using sharpie markers and add a tuft of jute for
hair. I sell them with the poem attached on card stock, which
I print myself, for $4.99(Cdn).

thanks, I wondered if you bought them pre-made. Seems like they would be so much work to sew. I like straight lines to sew, like dog scarves. Too many curves for a doll.

I thought about making bear shaped rice bags, stuffing the ears, head legs and arms, seaming those closed and putting the rice bag in the middle. Almost sounds like too much work.

I got this at an estate sale and thought it was pretty clever. I've since passed the doll onto my DIL

It is a flat doll.
It is about 13 1/2" from "ear to ear"
The eyes are wiggle eyes and the eye circles and nose are fusible webbed on. The front and back are just flat cutouts with a pinking shear as are the eyes and the scarf. Sew the wrong sides together and leave an opening for some light stuffing and then sew up.

the sign that goes with it reads:

When you think you want to climb
the walls or stand and shout. HereÂs
a Slammit Doll that you just canÂt live without.

Grab it by the legs
and find a place to slam it.
As you whack the stuffing out
Yell!!
Slammit! - Slammit! - Slammit!!

Here is a link that might be useful:

evelyn - when you say best seller - how many do you sell?

I sold 40 so far this year but expect to sell at least 3 to 4 times more than that before Christmas.