This is my daughter Regina modeling the bag for me after I was finished with it.
Working with patterns has always been a challenge for me. This sweet Patsy doll below is a doll my daughter Regina gave me years ago. I've always wanted to sew some outfits for her. I'm hoping I'll get the courage to try soon. I've wanted to make a companion doll of her. I will share more about that in another post, at another time.
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I have a wee little 6 inch Patsy too. Sewing her clothes may be a great challenge for me.
I guess time, patience , and practice, will tell. Blessings my friends
7 comments:
What a beautiful bag..Love that fabric..
Best wishes with your sewing your doll clothes.. [wish I lived close by..you and I would be sewing buddies and have so much fun.ha].. Shelly, take it one seam at a time, and start with a simple pattern, an easy dress. Have fun.
The bag looks good! I love my Patsy dolls. I like yours, too. Is that compo Patsy yours? I'm not sure I've ever seen one like her. :)
The bag looks great.
Cute bag Shelley...my grand girls love bags! You can never have too many!!
Good luck with the "tiny" sewing projects. I get overwhelmed with that kind of sewing too...love Judy's comment! "One seam at a time..."
A great hobby You're into. I love the bag.Keep sewing Shelly,You're so good at it.
A great hobby You're into. I love the bag.Keep sewing Shelly,You're so good at it.
I just love Patsy dolls- I don't have one, but one day! I've sewn my fair share of doll clothes- they're a little difficult because they're so small, but at least the dolls don't need to actually "move" around in them, so they're a bit forgiving!
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