She's all done and ready for her new home! Yippie! The Imp has decided that he loves this doll - checked her "diaper" and everything. So now I'm off to make clothes for his doll (and yes, I still owe the Elf a ninja doll).
I'm, personally, rather happy with how this turned out.
Here are the Ravelry details for all the pieces:
The doll (using this pattern)
The knickers
The dress (using this pattern)
seriously cute!!!
ReplyDeleteOH MY WORD! You are amazing! I guess I had better get moving on turning the pile of cut-out pieces into something huggable:)
ReplyDeleteSweet doll. I love the hair. I think she would make a fun companion to have on an adventure.
ReplyDeleteOh she is adorable!! I love how the rainbow hair turned out and the clothing is so sweet :) Wow!
ReplyDeleteLove the peg dolls below in the other post to. I'll have to check out the shop you mentioned because those are really cute. I just got a box of spring swaps that I did through one of the waldorf yahoo groups and we got some super cute stuff I can't wait to share :)
Ah! I love her hair!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if mine would do that?
I second all comments above -- esp. re: the rainbow hair (and I could use some ruffly knickers, too, except, practical girl that I am, I expect they'd chafe my legs...)
ReplyDeleteP.S. Do you let your little beastie sleep with his amber necklace at night? I take the necklace off my wee bloom... he's cheerful during the day and cries at night... I wonder if it's helping during the day and he's missing it at night?
what a gorgeous doll! seriously lovin' that rainbow hair!!
ReplyDeletexo maureen
The rainbow hair is awesome! She is going to make a great friend, I bet. All handmade is good, but there is something so special about a handmade doll...
ReplyDeleteShe is absolutely adorable:) I dream of having rainbow hair like her someday;)
ReplyDeleteShe is so beautiful!! Nice work. :)
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