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Meghan Pocket Spirit. The pattern for the Pocket Spirit doll is available free on my blog at:
The dresses are from the Annie Potter Presents pattern "Victorian Darlings"
revolutionary
turbo freeform crochet
fearless kamikaze knitting
pattern crochet
sensitive knitting
stylish chaos
for inspired freespirits
with attitude
dress top tunic
pseudo poncho
shawl wrap
in rapping rainbow colors
literally 1001 wearing options
featherweight statement
Gucci for beginners
& fashion clowns
in the arena of joy
…and then they landed
the sleepy moon
in silver fishnets…..
Avantgarde
DADA
nonsense knitting
kamikaze crochet
fusion
silver yellow white graphite
premium quality
italian / french
art yarns
vintage effect yarns
scratchy mohair
glitter effects
intuitive mix while processing
mobile yoyo-closure
only for freespirits
& fearless individuals
bonus track:
selfmade skirt
upcycled mini blouse/vest (white)
featured in the alternative show
Free Spirits is a productor and distributor of high quality components for Harley Davidson, Triumph and Buell motorcycles. We ride what we produce.
Had just enough of the stripe to make binding and it worked out really cool as it follows the yellow on the front and aqua on the back. More on my blog....http://www.quiltsaladspeak.blogspot.com/
…and then they landed
the sleepy moon
in silver fishnets…..
Avantgarde
DADA
nonsense knitting
kamikaze crochet
fusion
silver yellow white graphite
premium quality
italian / french
art yarns
vintage effect yarns
scratchy mohair
glitter effects
intuitive mix while processing
mobile yoyo-closure
only for freespirits
& fearless individuals
bonus track:
selfmade skirt
upcycled mini blouse/vest (white)
featured in the alternative show
A simple bed to make for Mini Free Spirit. I used a broken picture frame for the bed frame. The feet are wooden spools glued together to get the height I wanted, and the posters are twigs cut from our back yard. I used 1/4" dowel rods for the slats to hold the mattress, but I could have used twigs for that as well.
I crocheted a mattress and pillow from cotton worsted weight yarn, and a coverlet from a block from "200 Crochet Blocks;" I lengthened three sides to fit nicely on the bed.
Abby Pocket Spirit. The pattern for the Pocket Spirit doll is available free on my blog at:
The dresses are from the Annie Potter Presents pattern "Victorian Darlings"
Great yarn for making Pocket Spirits! Patons Astra in Aran, Apricot, Medium Tan, Dark Tan, and Soft Tan.
Mini Free Spirit! Seven inches tall, made from worsted weight yarn; clothing from size 10 crochet cotton.
Pattern available free on my blog at:
Felicia Pocket Spirit. Her dress is from the Annie Potter Presents pattern "Victorian Darlings."
Patterns for the doll is available free on my blog at:
1. EdwardianDressLowNeck1, 2. EmilyClose4, 3. EmilyClose2, 4. CircularCollarClose
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The patterns for the dress and the collars are available for free on my blog at:
Travel set made from my duffle pattern and my departure satchel pattern. I blogged about using quilting cotton on the departure satchel. studiocherie.blogspot.com/2014/02/using-quilting-cottons-...
Abby and Meghan Pocket Spirits. The pattern for the Pocket Spirit doll is available free on my blog at:
The dresses are from the Annie Potter Presents pattern "Victorian Darlings"
Abby Pocket Spirit. The pattern for the Pocket Spirit doll is available free on my blog at:
The dresses are from the Annie Potter Presents pattern "Victorian Darlings"
Swimsuit and beach bag for Free Spirit. The beach bag is an Annie's Attic Barbie pattern. The swimsuit is simple single crochet, worked to fit snuggly around the doll. The first eight rows are not joined, and the back closes with a button.
merry-go-round freeform
cluster nonsense knitting/crochet
freespirit fusion
with lots of holes
& ruffles
& hidden limericks (??)
performed by my pig Hilde & me
- but please don´t ever tell Hilde
that she is in the www
it might scare her off...
....& I would miss her poetic grunting
but that´s a whole different story
with not so many holes in it......
Virginia loves her Jumper with pockets! These fit over a T-shirt, so it is crocheted to fit a bit looser.
She got the turtle for Christmas :-)
Pattern for doll and clothing available free on my blog at:
Jennie, for my good friend Bev! Her favorite color is blue (bet you couldn't tell).
Jennie is a Pocket Spirit. Pattern for the basic doll and many clothing options available free on my blog at:
Hat pattern is an Annie's Attic pattern.
Nadia's new hat! She says "I look like Audry Hepburn!"
Hat pattern is from an Annie's Attic series entitled "Annie's Miniature Shoe Society," and features a fancy dress shoe, hat, and bag. The series was published in 2000-2001 and is now out of print. A Google search may find some patterns still available.
Finished American Indian Free Spirit. Now all she needs is a lovely outfit :-)
Pattern for the doll is available free on my blog at:
Virginia in her orange T-shirt and undies, surrounded by Jumper and Overalls. The Jumper and Overalls fit over the T-shirt...the undies keep her modest when she's wearing the Jumper :-)
Pattern for doll and clothing available free on my blog at:
I made this block for the Portland Modern Quilt Guild's Jay McCarroll Habitat block challenge. All blocks submitted will become a chairity quilt. I was going for an atomic 50's look (at least trying to!)… an era that makes me think of my utopia-like fantasy neighborhoods where neighbors where neighborly, socialized, had BBQ's, kids rode bikes with playing cards snapped to their spokes with clothes-pins, moms wore aprons and made Jello... or maybe I'm just thinking of the Edward Scissorhand's neighborhood.
Abby Pocket Spirit. The pattern for the Pocket Spirit doll is available free on my blog at:
The dresses are from the Annie Potter Presents pattern "Victorian Darlings"
merry-go-round freeform
cluster nonsense knitting/crochet
freespirit fusion
with lots of holes
& ruffles
& hidden limericks (??)
performed by my pig Hilde & me
- but please don´t ever tell Hilde
that she is in the www
it might scare her off...
....& I would miss her poetic grunting
but that´s a whole different story
with not so many holes in it......
After making the Free Spirit, I had to try the Pocket Spirit. Doll pattern designed by Beth Webber at www.byhookbyhand.blogspot.com . I used a sport weight silk bamboo blend for the body and a mohair wool blend for the hair(left over from the cloth doll and the free spirit). The dress is made from a size 10 bamboo thread. I love the soft silkiness of this thread. The dress pattern is modified from an edging found in Jan Eaton's book 200 Crochet blocks. I think it was at this point I became addicted to doll making:)
For ElisabethD :-)
Gail Wilson shared this idea for making your own doll stand. A wooden plaque, two 1/4" dowel rods, and minimal skill with a drill is all it takes.
The plaques are available from Michael's or Hobby Lobby for 50 cents to a buck; 1/4" dowel rods are maybe 20 or 30 cents a piece.
If your doll doesn't have removable clothing, use an elastic ponytail holder to secure the doll to the stand (maybe in the same color as your doll's clothing). I use the elastic ponytail holders as the waistband for my dolls underwear or shorts, skirts, and pants.