Meet Little Lippie

Here she is, with a dress that is so easy to make. Just thread an elastic band onto the top of a broad tube, sewn from a wee scrap of material. Sew in ribbons to make a halter neck. Lace at the hem is a present from Pauline.

Cute panty converted from a glove, $2 for a pair, sold at Daiso. Bow, also from Daiso.

Boots -- table leg socks from a set of four, $2, Daiso.

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Little Shan Shan, samfoo doll

This is the biggest doll I have made so far, almost 18 inches. I love making the shoes, crocheted with soft cotton yarn. The look was based on a description my friend gave -- her first doll that she bought with her own money when she was a kid.

My "2nd generation" dolls

My "2nd generation" dolls -- they have fingers :) And they have shoes!

Cheeky checks

Adding the lace at the hem makes a lot of difference, I think. And this is the first time I tried making a boy doll. The hair was easy -- I just crocheted a cap with yarn that has tufts of hairy bits and then sew it onto the head.

A Waldorf adventure

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