Thank you!
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They are adorable @Phassell !
I just stripped 4 kits ans have some more to do. I can’t buy more kits as I haven’t sell since december so no money.
It’s a good way to spend time and recycle !
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I love them!
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They are so cute. I actually went and bought the pattern, too. I love.sewing things like this. What are the three sizes in the picture? Is your daughter excited about your project?
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Love them!!!
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They are 10, 12 and 14inch babies. My granddaughter is the little one sewing with me. She is enjoying sewing but maybe not loving the mask so much. I think she will try and sew a little baby next.
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These remind me of the Amish dolls with no facial features. I like them.
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I do too but I am thinking of trying to embroider a little face on one and see how it looks…maybe
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I think that would also be cute. Either way. 
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I am making your little blessing right now!
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Holy! that takes crochet to whole new level, pretty awesome.
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I agree. And, the talent of the person who designed it. Wow.
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Not sure why I have been saving the strings from the cloth bodies but I finally found a use for one…!
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Are you weighting these guys? What kind of fabric are you using? I made some a few years ago and had a rough time finding “the right” fabric. I was weighting them with plastic pellets and bbs to be about 5lbs I used felt for one but it stretched too much.
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Yes.
On these little tiny ones I have used sweatshirt material and fleece so far. It seems to work really well. If using a thinner stretch fabric you would need to line it so it wouldn’t stretch to much I think.
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I was lining mine with fleece. Which made them super squishy 
but now that I’m thinking maybe I should have lined them with a sturdier fabric and could have used the wool felt. I think I ended up using soft denim on the outside. My favorite was a peach wool that I found on clearance 
I’ll see if I can find some pictures
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