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yarnmamma |
Posted - Mar 27 2010 : 04:56:49 AM Hi sisters,
I have been wanting to make a vaccume cover doll for a long time. I just bought a good pattern on internet. It stands, saves lots of stuffing and of course ya don't have to hide or look at the vaccume, and it's a big dolly in the bargain! I don't like animal heads on dolls so had to look for a human doll. It has an upside down pocket on the back to go over the vaccume and just head and shoulders part of the doll that is stuffed. It calls for 4 yards of fabric...sounds like alot...but I will enjoy making her. Anyone made one of these before? Do you like yours?![](icons/icon_smile_question.gif)
Linda in Scranton, PA
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dutchy |
Posted - Mar 27 2010 : 05:30:26 AM LOVE THEM!! So pretty, esp the Amish style in her sidebar on the blog :) And the Olde Prairie Blessings TOO pretty.
I need, want HAVE to have one, lol. Just kiddin' but they are pretty indeed Linda )
Hugs from Marian/Dutchy, a farmgirl from the Netherlands :)
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yarnmamma |
Posted - Mar 27 2010 : 05:06:23 AM This is the main site: http://oldefarmhouseroad.blogspot.com/2010/03/prairie-dolls.html
This is where I got it. Look at all these adorable dolls on an awesome site.
Look at these dollys! This is the pattern I just got.
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http://theoldefarmhouseroad.com/patterns1.html Linda in Scranton, PA
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