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Animal Dress-up Dolls
Easy-to-read pattern with lots of pictures and descriptions to help you along. These animal dolls are made to fit into the clothing patterns that I have also designed and published here on Ravelry.
The hook size doesn’t really matter, so long as you remember what hook size you are using, and keep it the same for all of the clothing patterns that you create as well
Worsted weight yarn is required, I really like using Red Heart Super Saver or Caron Simply Soft, because those are machine-washable and readily available to every crafter. You will need skin color, antler color (for deer), inner ear color (for monkey, deer, and rabbit), and outer ear color (for deer and rabit)(s).
Pattern comes with directions to make four different anthropology-inspired animal dolls: Cat, Reindeer, Bunny, and Monkey. Patterns for the dresses are not included and must be purchased separately (or, join my CAL in 2016 to get free dress patterns: http://www.ravelry.com/groups/design-a-doll-cal).
Materials needed:
-Yarn
-Eyes (safety, button, other)
-Pipe cleaners (color does not matter)
-Stuffing (poly-fil, plastic grocery bags, other)
-Wooden rod (dowel rod, unsharpened pencil)
-Fabric or hot glue (optional)
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