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Monday, November 3, 2025
Lots to Love 10 Inch Baby Doll Swimsuit
With this outfit completed the Lots to Love 10 inch Baby doll is also now ready to be boxed. Since I'm preposting this I'm pleased to announce this is done before Halloween. We've never been able to box stuff prior to Halloween.
This is made from one of Char's patterns that can be purchased here.
It provides separate patterns for the 10 inch baby doll and the 9.5 Inch Baby Steps Doll. For my own notes what threw me when I went to look for the pattern in my binder was the cover picture is of the Baby Steps doll and I thought I'd misplaced this pattern. It is the right one.
Notes:
I keep a variety of thread sizes and brands on hand to try to avoid having to order for a specific project.
I believe the main color is Aunt Lydia's size 3 crochet thread in warm teal. The contrast color is Lizbeth size 3 I believe wildflower. Lizbeth is one of my favorite threads in all sizes for contrast. The skeins aren't large but the colors add something special to a project.
I used a size f hook for the swimsuit and the visor. I used an e hook for the shoes.
Along with not including all the accessories as I had in previous years this year I also didn't add the coverup. I've been on the fence about it the last few years and with time being an issue I chose not to include.
I also used the Lizbeth for all the contrast rather than returning to the origin color or adding another contrast color as the directions suggested. I prefer the Lizbeth for the contrast. I also used it to finish the visor this year.
I generally finish around the legs for these projects but this year the edges looked good and it would have been bulky if I'd added another row so I let it go.
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