But that's okay, I bought her because the larger size is so much easier to work with when miniaturizing "human" sized patterns. Just by using ultra thin needles and much finer yarn,
I was able to take a pattern for a ladies XS top and miniaturize it.
A few days of obsessive knitting later my big girl has a new, lacy, bamboo top.
She loves the way it looks with her favourite, well worn jeans,
but I think it will look nice in warmer weather when paired with feminine summer skirts and cute shorts as well.
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Other than a little added waist shaping and a few decreases in the arm bands I used the pattern unaltered.
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This leaf top is very pretty. It can be casual with her jeans or dressy with a cute skirt. Don't we all like clothes that switch around like that?
Happy crafting to you, Marlene.
Can u pls tell me what the dolls are called I really want one there lush especially the doll who u made white pants for
Natasha, the doll shown in this particular post is a Fairyland Feeple60 Moe-line and her sculpt name is "Rin".
http://www.denverdoll.com/fairylandfeeple60moebasic.php
I have other dolls, all of them by the Fairyland company. I'm sorry but I don't recall making white pants for any of them. Perhaps you can be more specific?
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