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Friday, April 26, 2024
Lots to Love 10 Inch Baby Doll Sweetly Pants and Top
I've been working on a series of Darski's free baby doll patterns to fill the baby doll donation bags. The Lots to Love 10 inch Baby doll has two pattern sets to work from. This pattern comes from her Sweetly pattern found here.
While I haven't restricted myself from getting new yarn I've really been pushing myself to use up the older orphan yarns in my stash some of which seem to magically appear when I think I've used them all up. The yarn for the shirt is an old skien of A.C. Moore's sport yarn that I'd stocked up on before they'd closed because it was a good doll weight yarn. I am really trying to finish off these older skeins to reduce the look of a hoarding yarn room.
Notes:
For the top, I used the suggested F hook with the A.C. Moore yarn which is a slightly heavier sport yarn than the baby yarn I generally use with the baby doll patterns. I used one button to close the top in the back.
Another challenge I've given myself is to try some of the designs I've avoided over the years because the techniques bother me. So I did attempt to make the pants legs up rather than waist down using Bernat Baby Sport yellow. I found the legs were both tight and short so I changed to making the pants waist down as I always do and added a trim at the bottom of the pants. Sometimes it just isn't worth fighting with my preferences but I did try. I did not use elastic in the waist for these pants.
I keep playinng with the booties but this seems to be the best fit yet.
Complete row 1-3 of the booties.
Row 4: sc in back loops around
Row 5: sc reducing 4 times at toe
Row 6: sc evenly
I did a sc ch 3 around the top.
I thought I'd worked the the bonnet worked as written last time but this is actually closer to what the bonnet is designed to look like. Not sure I mind as this way the doll has two different bonnets.
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1 comment:
I enjoy your adorable creations and that is so kind of you to make them to donate. The yellow color you added to the outfit is lovely. Thank you for sharing this with us at The Crazy Little Lovebirds link party #35.
Steph@CrazyLittleLovebirds
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