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25 December

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  Dec 25, 2009, 01.38 AMby abrilsantos

  Thanks for your comment!! and no, i don’t use patterns at all, that’s maybe one of the advantages or disadvantages for me hahaha! depends on the moment!

20 December

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  Dec 20, 2009, 08.10 PMby littlewishes

  Thank you so very much for your comment sorry it has taken me so long to reply. I was recently thinking about getting some new photos on as Im planning on making a few changes to it but have been a bit busy. Its not to complicated basic pleated skirt V neck bodice, the trickiest part was getting the strap part right and the lining :)

30 March

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  Mar 30, 2009, 11.01 PMby sseahra

  Thanks for your comment on my fascinator! Your cupcake is super cute!

25 January

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  Jan 25, 2009, 12.20 AMby scrumptiousdelight

  Thanx for the comment on my toy…look forward to seeing more of your creations…

21 January

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  Jan 21, 2009, 04.52 PMby justmica

  Thanks! I adore it too :))

20 January

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  Jan 20, 2009, 06.34 PMby schickchick

  thanks so much! um, for my Cassidy Vest I made my own pattern. =)

16 December

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  Dec 16, 2008, 03.18 AMby retropinup

  Thank you for your comment on my little monsters. I added a comment to my creation page, but I don’t think Burda lets you know about it so here it is. You will have to let me know if you make any of these. I want to see some pics.

  I used the basic patterns at: http://www.theuglydollshop.com/Some-Uglydoll-patterns

  I didn’t really follow the pattern faces. I created my own to make each monster have its own personality. I used scrap fabric/felt for eyes & mouths. Many of the noses and eyes I just used a zig zag stitch to hide whether I stitched evenly or not when going in a circle. I also used embroidery thread for some eye spots and mouth lines. The bodies are made out of fleece blankets from the Goodwill.

  The monsters are approximately between 7.5-10 inches high and 6-10 inches wide depending on the pattern. I altered the patterns with different ear shapes, etc.

  All you have to do is: 1. Cut out the two body pieces 2. Decorate one of them with a face, 3. Sew body pieces together with right sides facing ~1/4 inch seam allowance (leave a small gap approx 3 inches or so to stuff the dolls with, I left mine under one of the arms), 4. Pull the body through the gap left in previous step, stuff and hand sew gap together

14 December

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  Dec 14, 2008, 01.45 AMby Laura Baker

  Thanks for the comment! I do, in fact, carry the messenger around school. I also made two more for other friends who liked the reversable idea as well. Thanks again, keep creating!