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2109Truly inspirational Susan, your grand-daughter will absolutely love all of these outfits. Well done! Love and blessings Chris
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113269she is going to love them, but only we know how much work you have done. They are extraordinary.
1652923281Thank you everyone for your kind comments. Because I had two sons, apart from a few action man outfits, these are the first girly clothes I have made. The crotchet outfits were based on the bodice pattern in link. The second link is for the mermaid tail. The pinky/purple outfit is all crocheted with the dress part made of a ribbon yarn. The boots were based on a sock pattern I found on the web with the same frill as the dress. The bride's veil is a circle of netting edged with string of small pearls attached with a beading foot for my overlocker. Her tiara is a FSL heart shape turned upside down. I wrapped this around a loop of elastic and stitched the veil to that. I made a fabric bodice for the bride with ribbon straps and just added a semicircle of fabric for the dress.
by pldc
20 May 2013
wow this is very clever of you! I love them thank you for the links I will see if I can do them too! ;)
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57608Wow, I love them and would love the purple outfit in my own wardrobe.
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37638WOW these are all fantastic! they are wonderful! I am glad that I inspired you I just wih that I could do this much this well! where ever did you find the patterns for them? ;) Hugs Loralye
299557Beautiful clothes. Your grand daughter is a lucky little girl!
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7428Well done. Looks like Barbie will be better dressed than me!
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63109Wow! Looks like they were made by a professional! I just love the dress with the ruffles. How did you edge that organza veil?
by cfidl
20 May 2013
The Boots! How did you attached the crochet to the fabric, I have so many questions! The mermaid. You know your stuff! Gorgeous, totally enjoyed seeing all the pieces. Thanks
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