By the end of the week I had four bodies sewn up and stuffed.
These little dolls have started to have clothes made for them
Nancy is modelling a little top I knitted, but I don't think it really suits her, so I will find another doll to wear it.
Last week I knitted this duffle coat, just before we went away.
I finished the skirt and handbag to go with it this week.
Really pleased with how this set turned out.
I knitted another vintage Sindy pattern, but wasn't very happy with it at all, but I have found a doll to wear it:
Another little vintage doll now dressed.
I knitted this orange dress and it goes better with my NZ girl with the orange hair than the first dress I knitted her so I have swapped the dresses over.
Lastly I knitted this little dress that Gigi is pleased to get. She enjoyed going for a wander in the garden wearing it today.
I really need to do more with this sweet little doll.
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This little dress is one that I knitted week eight.
As is this one which fits Lulu, a little doll a dear friend sent me from the USA.
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I'm acutely aware that there is a dirth of blog stories at the moment, especially those featuring my Sasha and Gregor family. I hope at some stage that they will return, but at the moment the mojo just isn't there. The knitting is something I do in the evening and keeps me being creative and also means that some long time undressed dolls are finally getting clothing!
The Sindy duffle coat is really lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I was so pleased with how this turned out.
DeleteThanks for blogging, no matter what the story is. I enjoy hearing about your dolls.
ReplyDeleteI love how you made little doll kits to take along and work on while you were away. You are truly a crafty person.
Thank you for your support and sweet comments. I always feel like I need to be doing something, so it is nice to sit down with a little project like these.
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