
Barbie dress #1
I knit this with baby yarn. It was a test knit of the top half of dress. I then went back and crochet the bottom of dress. And since the baby yarn made it bell like, I added a tulle underskirt.

Barbie dress #2
I used a finger weight wool, purchased at the thrift store.
I mostly followed the
pattern for this one.

And Acorns
Each Acorn top was about 1 1/4 inches.
The leaves are paint stamped on felt.
Each Acorn body has three sections, using scraps of fabric from my Dear Jane quilt project.
I was thinking mini pincushion, but think it would make nice ornament as well.
1 comment:
So cool! Seeing those Barbies brings back some memories. My aunt used to sew clothes for my dolls. They were so awesome!
Cute acorns! I can definitely envision these made up as little wrist pincushions.
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