Crochet dolls

[DollyKim]

The Annie's Attic doll is working fine.

[zirconmermaid]

I am really fascinated by these dolls! Thank you for sharing them. I can't wait to see this one done.

[DollyKim]

Thanks. The Annie's Attic pattern is by far the way to go, watch the price though. It's more time consuming but the results are much better. The only stitch I had to look up was a double crochet 2 stitch decrease thing. That's a size 10 thread and a 7 hook for a Little, bigger yarn bigger hook bigger doll.

I've had to order a set of Clover soft touch hooks to do all this thread work, the nut on the interchangeable head set I've been using is rubbing me the wrong way.

[DollyKim]

The finished head and body of the Annie's Attic doll. This is closer to what I wanted, it only depends on my skills to work.

[zirconmermaid]

that looks really awesome!

[Eseme]

That looks great! The shaping is very good, and your rounds are even. I'd say the other pattern was the issue. I look forward to seeing more of the project.

Eseme

[DollyKim]

Thanks, It definitely was the other pattern. And I'm using a much more comfortable to hold hook.

I really must recommend the AA pattern, there's a couple of tricky decreases at the chin and hips but it's pretty fool proof.

[DollyKim]

She's fully armed.


Plans are to make a bed doll pillow form for her lower half and one of those outfits.

[yarwel]

She's fully armed.

Is she also dangerous?
In all seriousness though, she looks good. Except maybe her arms seem a little short? But maybe that's just me.

[DollyKim]

Could be, the first time with a new pattern is like making that first pancake. Future crochet dollies will get the kinks worked out.