Showing posts with label 12 inches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 12 inches. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Blythe Mania



I just bought another Blythe doll.  Silly I know, but it was a really good deal.  I purchased Pleasant Peasant off of ebay that included:

Doll + Pleasant Peasant apparel
2 Blythe dress forms
1 blonde curly wig and wig cap
1 outfit with boots
Vintage sewing patterns (one of them was a Skipper pattern!)

This was an outrageously good deal.  Wigs run about 18-20 dollars, wig cap is about 3-4 dollars, dress forms are 25 from This is Blythe, and outfit could be 6-15 dollars.  I don't know how much Vintage patterns are in retail.  I was going to spend about 20 dollars less for just the doll so I am really glad I found this on ebay.

Photo from Amazon.

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Bulb Skirt for Blythe


Blythe is the perfect doll to knit for, she is so versatile and everything looks good on her.  This is one of the first items I knitted for my Blythe named Ginny, a Bulb Skirt. It is a quick and simple knit.  A perfect beginner magic loop pattern!

Bulb Skirt

Supplies:


US 2 DPNs or US 2 24 inch Circular needles
Fingering weight yarn with elastic
Yarn darning needle

Pattern notes:

Skirt is knitted bottom up. Add ribbing to the waist in the 3 rows before the bind off if yarn does not have elastic. This is a perfect beginner Magic Loop project. Just divide stitches evenly on the needles.

Instructions:

Co 40

Knit 1 round.

Increasing-

*K1, KFB,* repeat to the end.

Knit multiple rounds until desired length.

This example has about 18 rounds.

Decreasing-

*K2tog,* all around.

Knit 2 rounds

*K2tog, K1,* repeat to the end.

Knit 3 rounds.

BO loosely and weave in ends.

Copyright by Natalie Scrimshire 2010

This is for personal use only. Please do not sell pattern. I can be reached at nscrimshire@gmail.com or at Ravelry user name- PandoraPhelps

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Why yes, yes I am crazy.


I just order my second Blythe doll.  I have suspicion I will be very in trouble with the mother and husband. 

She is apparently a reproduction of the original Blythe doll produced by Kenner. 

I don't really care about all of that except for she is pretty and a bit less expensive as my previous one. 

I bought R a mini Blythe statuette. I wish I could find a cheap priced petite Blythe.

R is getting the cute little ballerina doll. 


















*Photos from http://www.thisisblythe.com/