May 16

The pattern is being tested by knitters on Ravelry.

May 9

To knit this doll, you must to do the head of a Waldorf doll 18’’, so, she has 11 to 11.5 inches in the head perimeter.
The pattern provides cover for a Waldorf doll head, more diagrams and pictures for assembly and bonding.
The pattern provides each of the remaining parts as: legs, arms, body and lower body, for that doll can sit well. The pattern give the form to each part, so you just have to sew and stuff with the stuffing of your choice. You have In this pattern, several photos you guide and show how to do.
The head is made​ as a Waldorf doll head.I think that any free tutorial on the Web help for to do it.
http://thesilverpenny.homestead.com/freeprojectdollheaddi...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29184580@N04/sets/7215761779... http://www.livingcrafts.com/blog/doll-room/a-doll-for-eve... http://www.waldorfdollmaking.com/how-to-make-a-round-wald... shaping.html http://www.waldorfdollmaking.com/how-to-make-a-round-wald... skin.html

For sewing doll, I used matress stitch, here are the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvAS-HCWk9I

I used the wig tutorial, from Maria Ribbeck
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ mariengold-tutorial-for-simple-and-fluffy-doll-wigs, but you can make your own wig, of course.

Others free tutorial for wig:

http://www.lapappadolce.net/manuale-per-realizzare-le-bam...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29184580@N04/sets/7215761952... http://sewliberated.typepad.com/sew_liberated/dollhair.html

The eyes are embroidered like a Waldorf doll, also you can to sew two buttons or make any eyes you prefer.

January 29 2013

The numbers are in the upper right corner from photos.

photo 1 Marie (face)

photo 2 Marie (Front legs)

photo 3 Marie (Back of legs)

photo 4 Marie (foot detail)

photo 5 Marie (arm and hand one side)

photo 6 Marie (arm and hand from other side)

I still have much to discover!