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Tuesday, April 9, 2024
Rag Doll Hookfully Dress
I mentioned when I made the Lots to Love 14 Inch Baby Doll Outfit that I was interested in seeing if it could be adapted for the Rag Doll as well. I tried it on the doll and while a little long that was easily dealt with by reducing the total rows.
I donate one of these Rag Dolls that can be purchased from Factory Direct each year. I post the information because I often see cute items that have generic names like Rag Doll rather than a brand name that is easy to search online. So I like to tell people where I find the odder items if they are available so they can decide if it works for them.
There are no specific crochet patterns for this doll so I work on adapting patterns for other dolls that seem like they'd be a good fit. When I finish an outfit and it looks like it might fit or be adapted to fit the Rag Doll I put the pattern aside for future use for the Rag doll.
This is a free baby doll pattern found here.
I followed the notes from the previous outfit I made with some basic changes:
Notes:
I used the suggested G hook for this outfit.
The pattern worked for me through row 7 as written.
Row 8: With row 7 established I worked a row of hdc even.
Row 9: Repeat row 8 joining at the end of the row.
After finishing row 9 I returned to the directions row 9 continuing without changing colors as I was using striping yarn. I wanted this dress to be shorter than the baby doll dress so I measured it against the doll as I worked it.
To finish off the bottom of the dress I did a sc skip 1 followed by a 5dc shell around joining at the end.
The dress was a bit tighter so it required more finishing rows in the back prior to adding a button hole. Using an H hook might be an option for the Rag Doll next year.
I finished the arms with a sc chain3 sc around the arms.
I used Lion Brand's Lemon Meringue Ice Cream Yarn for this project. I'm finding this brand to be rather helpful with the larger baby doll and Rag Doll projects.
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1 comment:
I really love this, the colours are so bright and cheerful. I love the doll too.
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