My son made his daughter's 18 in. doll a bed out of scrap oak. She wanted me to do the mattress, sheet, pillow and quilt--I just did plain and simple. I told her today that maybe I'd make the dust ruffle another time.

wow this is a very lucky doll, well done to you both!~hugs~

Oh, she loves it alright. Already asking her daddy what else he can make and she spent a few hours with me so daddy and mommy could go out so we went upstairs and made a robe for the doll [after watching YouTube videos for dolls] Forgot to take a picture of it but was so simple in cutting and only sewing under the arm down to hemline. Used my scallop edge rotary cutter for the edges [used fleece]

Sorry, I missed this one. It looks very professional Patti - she will love it. Love Chris

Excellent Job Grammie:):)hugs

oh! My, this will be treasured for years. My grandfather made a doll bed for me when I was a child and it was wonderful. Kay

One happy little girl, well done by you and your son.

Talent runs in the family.....they are gorgeous!

What a work of art from both of you. She will treasure this.

How adorable.. Lucky little girl!!!.

There is going to be one happy little girl! Nice job by both of you!

A wonderful gift from both of you, she shall adore her present when all finished. Sandra.

Between your son and you a little girl will be very happy. Great team work

Adorable! I remember the set I purchased for my daughter. Love that you found a small print that works.

Oh, all of you finished it! It is BEAUTIFUL! I now want my hubby to make Nora one for her birthday. He will have plenty time till July!!! Great team work!

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by peafarm 14 Feb 2016

Thanks toogie--she wants more and more things now. She got another My Life doll from her other grandmother for Christmas--that is the one thing she loves [dolls--no Barbie type though.] Well, she loves being outside in all kinds of weather also. We hunt rocks, fossils, acorns for her squirrels at home etc.