With moving impending, a small project was in order. I decided to try her Mermaiden.
This little doll is a fun combination of machine and hand sewing. She was a great use for some of my many scrap fabrics. Hilary recommends using corduroy or velvet for the hair. I found a fun piece of green corduroy, and added orange stitching as designed. Other fun details included:
Isn't she fun? I am sorely tempted to keep her, then send her onto her final home.
Have you sampled Wee Wonderfuls?
Very sweet. I think I'll have to put this on my make-for-Christmas list too.
ReplyDeletehomemade love! these would be my favorite dolls!
ReplyDeleteI have admired that book on Amazon...I should see if my library has it! What a cute little mermaid! Love the corduroy hair!
ReplyDeleteI love your mermaid! I have her book and I adore it. This yeari am making all my niece one of her dolls for Christmas. Good luck with the upcoming move!
ReplyDeleteAwesome mermaid! Good luck with the move. Don't work too hard.
ReplyDeletei love this book! it is a great one. i even made the mermaiden. totally cute: http://www.patchworkposse.com/blog/2010/11/focus-friday-wee-wonderfuls-mermaiden/
ReplyDeleteShe turned out lovely , you are very brave to embark on a new project with everything that is going on in your household, but sometimes stitching brings sanity. I love her cord locks so much!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that doll! She is adorable! I might have to see if you'd be willing to make one for Capri, we'd buy her from you!
ReplyDeleteLove you! Good luck with the move! Wish we could be there to help!
This doll is so adorable. My girls would love them. I love the corduroy! Great job, Chris.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I love that I am the recipient of such a great gift!
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