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Published: 2015-02-05 14:15:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 528; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 1
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Loki the.... 10th? 11th? I have no idea, but on thing I know is that I'll never have made enough Lokis!This time the little ruler of the world will go to to complete her growing collection of Marvel heros...and villains.
He's especially excited to meet to Thor.
Thanks so much, TresMaxwell for this trade.
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Yes. 
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lol all the loki's will take over the world!
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That's the secret plan.
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This is the most adorable thing in the world!!!
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Awww thanks so much!
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Lokis he is really adorable!Β
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Really, I lost count of how many I did so far, but he is cool to make every time.
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I don't think I would like making so many of one doll. It seems like
it would get a little boring....Although, I really enjoy seeing all ofΒ
your Lokis.
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Ah really? 
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The most stressful for me is if I make a doll, then half a year later IΒ
have to make the same doll. It's so scary because I normally can'tΒ
remember how I did the last one.Β
Maybe it's good that you like making the same doll. Since you have madeΒ
so many Loki's it would be sad if you didn't enjoy it anymore.
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Ah yes, I know what you mean. 
If I would write them down, it wouldn't happen but...I don't like writing everything down. Especially when I think I'll never need it again.
Yes, I do love Loki's design and I've written down his coat pattern.
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When I started making the dolls with removable clothes I would write down the clothes patterns, but it's just such a pain to stop and write it so often, and I love to write without a pattern. There's like no pressure when you don't use a pattern because you can't really make a mistake.
That's good since you have made him so many times. That way you don't have to guess how to make Loki's coat everytime.
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Totally the same here. When I started making dolls I wrote all the specific pattern down but that was my least favorite part. *sigh* Now I only write basics down like cloaks or hoods or the basic form of a big skirt etc. That helps recreating them but leaves enough free space to make something new out of it when needed.
I would go nuts if I would fiddle with coat pattern of Loki every time.
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I have a basic t-shirt, pants, and shoe pattern for my dolls but I tend to just freestyle
everything. Most times it's more fun that way, although it can be a little stressful.Β
Yes, I thikn it would be hard to try making Loki's cape the same everytime!
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Those basic pattern are really helpful to give you an idea where to start. I would go crazy to measure again and again to find out how many stitches it takes to start on a coat for a mini doll XD
Talking about Loki, I have that picture in mind ofΒ Mini blue Jotun Loki wrapped in his fluffy coat. I really want to try making a dolly like that for myself. :giggle. But I would need some beige/brown fluffy yarn first.
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I guess you found the furry beige/brown yarn for Lotun Loki's coat? He looked so adorable!
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Aww, another little cutie Loki~~~Β Β It's cool when you've done so many remakes of a character you like, you lose track of how many you've done 
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Thanks a lot, Lady-chan. 
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