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Showing posts with label Stacie Crochet Pattern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stacie Crochet Pattern. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 27, 2026
Stacie Cinderella
There are very few crochet patterns out there designed specifically for Stacie but thankfully many of Chelsea sized patterns can be adapted to fit Stacie. This is actually an AG Mini pattern that I purchased for Chelsea here.
Notes:
This was made with Aunt Lydia's size 10 Royal and Delft. I hadn't bought Aunt Lydia's size 10 in a bit as I have quite a stash and had a bit of a sticker shock as the price has gone up significantly. It used to take me years to make a dent in a cone of thread. These days I'm attacking certain colors and needing refills at an unanticipated rate.
To get the bodice to the correct length I needed to repeat row 11 to row 17 and then move to what was row 12.
For the skirt to be floor length Row 21 was continued to row 24 before going back and completing row 22. This is actually more rows than required for Skipper who is taller. I can only suspect it has to do with smaller hook size.
After experimenting with Chelsea's overskirt I made Stacie's as written and it worked.
Thursday, June 19, 2025
Stacie Nightgown
This is another one of the AG mini patterns I'm adapting for the Barbie dolls. You can purchase the pattern here.
Notes:
In order to get this pattern to fit Stacie I needed a 1.25mm hook and size 10 crochet thread.
I chose yellow and a Thread Art variegated yellow for this outfit.
The pattern includes arms, I chose to leave them off for Stacie as getting the outfit on and off would be rather hard with her bent arm and the opening created for the neckline.
I also did not include the bunny slippers. I find shoe patterns for the fashion dolls to be challenging when written for the doll. Trying to tackle them for a pattern not written for the doll seems not worth the challenge at this point.
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