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woolgirl |
Posted - Jun 29 2011 : 4:32:18 PM My daughter is in this Pippi Longstocking obesessed mode presently. I want to make her a doll, but really don't know where to start. Does anybody have any suggestions? I want to just make a rag doll she can drag around.
Liz Farmgirl #1947 www.militaryfarmgirl.blogspot.com |
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KathyC |
Posted - Jul 13 2011 : 6:10:56 PM Dropped your pattern in the mail tonight, hope it arrives soon. Enjoy your time off.
Kathy
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KathyC |
Posted - Jul 12 2011 : 3:12:32 PM Holly Hobbie it is - just sent you an email for your mailing address.
Have fun!
Kathy |
woolgirl |
Posted - Jul 12 2011 : 11:33:02 AM Whichever you think is easier! My sewing skills are a little lacking...I can sew clothes and the such, I get nervous to try new things though! Thanks so much!
Liz Farmgirl #1947 www.militaryfarmgirl.blogspot.com |
KathyC |
Posted - Jul 12 2011 : 10:47:59 AM Liz, Found the 2 doll patterns this onehttp://vintagepatterns.wikia.com/wiki/Simplicity_6141_A and the Holly Hobbie http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=Shop&op=listing&product_id=1403232 The first pattern I think is a cuter doll but there are 2 pattern pieces missing but would be easy to improvise. One is a small round piece you stuff and gather for her nose and the other is the sole of the foot. There is a pattern for the shoes and the sole of the foot looks just like the sole of the shoe but maybe a tiny bit smaller. Let me know which you would like and I will be glad to send either to you.
Kathy |
KathyC |
Posted - Jul 06 2011 : 5:31:46 PM I found 2 patterns, one is Holly Hobbie and the other is a very similar looking doll, just a much older pattern. Both have been used so I will make sure all pieces are in the envelope and maybe get a pic so you can pick which would work best for you. Will try to do that tomorrow but I'm glad your not in a big hurry.
Kathy |
woolgirl |
Posted - Jul 06 2011 : 2:03:28 PM If you don't mind Kathy! I sure would appreciate it!
Liz Farmgirl #1947 www.militaryfarmgirl.blogspot.com |
KathyC |
Posted - Jul 06 2011 : 1:53:16 PM Elizabeth, Are you still in need of a doll pattern?
Kathy |
annielaurel |
Posted - Jul 05 2011 : 05:40:09 AM I have some embroidery thread if you need any. Just let me know the colors and I can send it too you.
~Nancy Farmgirl #2301 |
RubyJunes |
Posted - Jul 02 2011 : 4:47:57 PM Liz, I'm pretty sure I have a Raggedy Annie pattern that I could send you. Email me at rubyjunes (at) yahoo (dot) com with your address! :)
--June Farmgirl #545 www.RubyJunes.blogspot.com
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woolgirl |
Posted - Jul 01 2011 : 4:08:27 PM No worries. I am taking summer classes that I SHOULD be focusing on...crafting just always seems to come first!
Liz Farmgirl #1947 www.militaryfarmgirl.blogspot.com |
KathyC |
Posted - Jul 01 2011 : 4:06:20 PM Elizabeth, I don't have a computer at home (only here are work) so I may not be back on until Monday or Tuesday but I think I know where it is.
Kathy |
woolgirl |
Posted - Jul 01 2011 : 11:42:38 AM Those are waaaaay too cute Vicky!
If you don't mind looking Kathy I would sure appreciate it!
Liz Farmgirl #1947 www.militaryfarmgirl.blogspot.com |
KathyC |
Posted - Jul 01 2011 : 10:44:21 AM Elizabeth, I may have an old Holly Hobbie pattern at home, I'll look for it if your interested.
Kathy |
mndreamer |
Posted - Jun 30 2011 : 7:21:52 PM Uhhh ohhhh! Lots of cute patterns!
http://www.etsy.com/shop/kandjdolls
~Vicky~
Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Leave the rest to God. ~~Ronald Reagan
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mndreamer |
Posted - Jun 30 2011 : 7:19:26 PM Here is another link for a soon-to come crochet pattern. So cute! http://kandjdolls.blogspot.com/2009/12/pippi-longstocking.html
~Vicky~
Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Leave the rest to God. ~~Ronald Reagan
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woolgirl |
Posted - Jun 30 2011 : 7:16:31 PM I saw that same one on ebay too. It is super cute isn't it?!
Liz Farmgirl #1947 www.militaryfarmgirl.blogspot.com |
mndreamer |
Posted - Jun 30 2011 : 7:12:58 PM Found a pattern for sale online:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/51968706/pippi-longstocking-doll-pattern
~Vicky~
Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Leave the rest to God. ~~Ronald Reagan
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woolgirl |
Posted - Jun 30 2011 : 7:02:55 PM I don't have one June but hopefully I can find a freebie online. I am trying to use up my craft supply before I buy anything new. It is starting to take over the house!
Liz Farmgirl #1947 www.militaryfarmgirl.blogspot.com |
Sue Feely |
Posted - Jun 30 2011 : 6:56:58 PM Yes, a raggedy ann doll pattern would be perfect and it would be very easy to make the legs longer! |
RubyJunes |
Posted - Jun 30 2011 : 4:00:03 PM I agree, embroider the face and make long red braids! A raggedy ann type pattern would be perfect! Do you have a pattern?
--June Farmgirl #545 www.RubyJunes.blogspot.com
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karla |
Posted - Jun 30 2011 : 05:36:15 AM Yes that should work-just make long red pigtails instead of the floppy hair. Post some pics -I would love to see it! At 3 she will think it is Pippi!
Philippians 4:13 I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
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woolgirl |
Posted - Jun 29 2011 : 7:14:50 PM She is 3m so I was thinking ebroidered features for sure! Do you think I can use the Raggedy Ann pattern? Those are kind of long-limbed.
Liz Farmgirl #1947 www.militaryfarmgirl.blogspot.com |
karla |
Posted - Jun 29 2011 : 6:40:24 PM How old is she? If younger then you should embroider the face & eyes-no small parts that way. Any doll pattern should work just adjust the hair & face to look like Pippi. I would probably make the legs longer to give her the long & lanky look. Hope this helps!
Philippians 4:13 I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.
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