Chiffon Doll Pattern Link

[FelixLake]

Ok everyone who's been patiently waiting, it's now posted on a Blog. I still have more pics to add (right now you have to follow a link to a photo album), but for those of you who wanted to get started... it's here: http://yarneverywhere.blogspot.com/

Thanks to everyone who tested, or is still testing, this pattern. If anyone finds any problems or has any questions, please let me know.
Enjoy

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[Terri]

How cool is that? I looooove Holly Hobbie - can't wait to make for some special little girls of mine -- and so ingenious, using Granny Squares for her apron . . . love it Thanks bunches

In BlueJean OR

[HoosierDoula]

WOOHOO! I am so excited to see the pattern posted! I can't wait to try them! They are so beautiful, you should be so proud of your work! Now I have to go yarn shopping THANK YOU so much for sharing your pattern with us, that was very generous of you!!

~Susan
Busy Mama to:
Hannah (9), Logan (7), Lance (5), Hayden (3)
and the TWINkies Mason and Morgan (13 months)

[ChainOFools]

Wow! Thank you for being so generous to share your pattern with us! Your dolls are beautiful!

[belle7171]

Wow! Thank you.

[Her]

Hooray! thank you SO MUCH for sharing. I'm very very excited!

[angelfire]

thank you, thank you, very much for the pattern

[CraftyShannon]

Thanks so much for providing us with the pattern. I've been admiring your dolls for a while now and have been waiting to learn how to make one. I think there are very few crocheted doll patterns that are cute, and yours is the cutest I've seen. Now I've got to hurry with my other projects to get to this one. Not to mention, decide what doll I want to do.

BTW, it looks to me like the bulk of the yarn used is the body. Approx. how much of the body color is needed? Right now, I'm trying to use up my stash, so if it takes a couple of skeins, I may have to go shopping.

[FelixLake]

Thanks Shannon. I'm so glad people are enjoying these.

Actually, I used my stash yarn for these dolls, too. It is less than a skein for the body, but I don't know exactly how much.

Remember, if you do one of these, I want to see pics!

[Ramburn]

CraftyShannon....I used a 16 oz. pounder and used maybe a third of it. My doll is about 20 inches tall. FelixLake stated in the pattern to stuff the head and neck real good, do that. I stuffed mine good but my granddaughter has styled her hair so much that the head is getting a little bit wobbly. It is a really good pattern, you won't have any problems with it.