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impetere β Felt Fairy Doll - pattern
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Published: 2007-09-15 20:00:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 101090; Favourites: 334; Downloads: 44684
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Pattern for 18" felt doll.Related content
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Thank you for posting this! I might give it a try after I have made some less detailed dolls.
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I really like this pattern; you have no idea how hard it is to find properly-proportioned patterns for humans and humanoids. Would you mind if I modified it to make a centaur?
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Here's the pattern I made with your pattern:Β katie-may-sews-stuff.deviantarβ¦
I used the torso and the arms from this pattern.
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ohhh i love fairys mabye once i start learning and get sorta good ill give this a shot :3
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how is the head suppose to be sewn cause i'm not sure if the way i think t is done is the way it's suppose to be done.
the same fore the torso, are the cutout areas suppose to be sewn up or what?
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take one head piece and sew the "v's" together... doing so will cause the head piece to turn into a sort of bowl shape. Once you have done that to bot pieces then sew the perimeter together leaving a side open to turn it inside out
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how is the head suppose to be sewn cause i'm not sure if the way i think t is done is the way it's suppose to be done.
the same fore the torso, are the cutout areas suppose to be sewn up or what?
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the "cut out" areas of the torso would be darts to give the waist shape
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is there a male pattern similar to this one? just wondering....
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I suspect that if you didnt create the dart in the front body piece and created a "straight" foot that it would be masculine..
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this pattern is WAY easier looking then the one i use..... i'm totally gonna try it when i get home from school
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Is there an instruction for the body or the head?
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The second doll I did I used the curved leg for both, and some plastic beads so that she sits.
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I figured out the torso and legs first. It should be a very cute doll once I am finished.
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I think letting us use our oun ideas on what it should look like is great. Remember people, sewing is only half the battle.
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this looks really neat. I may have to use this for my sister's plush. ((though i hate using other's patters I'm not so well in my own patter making to do a person. >.<))
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i dont quite understand the "body front" part how is it cut and sewn...elaborate please...?
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Aww, thank you for this awesome pattern. I've used it for this doll: [link] , if you want to take a look :3 thankyouthankyouthankyou
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Do I need to add a seam allowance? Or is that included in the pattern
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She looks lovely. Thinking of making Titania ^^. Quick question, does she include seam allowances? Or do I not need them? Please and thank you.
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Do you have a picture of the completed doll? It would be a huge help if you did
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Yes I do! If you look in my gallery one or two images back, there is a felt fairy doll that I made using that pattern. That should give you a better idea of what to expect. I love the legs - they look so graceful.
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thanks for that
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