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Showing posts with label Sinfonia Cotton Yarn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sinfonia Cotton Yarn. Show all posts
Friday, February 16, 2024
Barbie Dress
I'm always on the look out for new patterns for the doll donations and lately I've been in favor of ones that have the look of something that would be easier to finish rather than challenge patterns. I have binders of patterns in the challenge range but for the donation it helps just to have some patterns I can finish and get some items in the donation bags.
This is another Michelle Ratman pattern you can purchase here.
This pattern calls for Grace Patons cotton yarn. I've been trying to use stash yarn on hand for doll projects when possible. I settled on some Sinfonia sport cotton I had previously purchased for ami projects. I believe this is forest green but since I no longer have the paper cover I can't confirm that.
Notes:
This pattern starts out feeling like it will be way to large for the doll. However my suggestion is before changing hook or yarn wait until you make the arm holes to determine what you wish to change.
I ended up changing from a g hook to an e hook and the fit was better for the doll.
This pattern makes a dress that slides on and off so it requires no butttons or snaps.
For those who don't like working with thread and want a quick outfit for Barbie this is a great little pattern. I will continue to use it for the donation as it works up quick and it is easy to get on and off the doll.
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