
Winter Dawn is finished; an American Indian Free Spirit. She is shown here with her faithful familiar, Wings-that-Whisper, from the Roman Sock blog owlet pattern.

Winter's dress is a slight adaptation of the pattern shown here, which is a free pattern available at this link:
http://web.archive.org/web/20080216045153/www.fibrecraft.com/dofun/dollsbears/crochet/chief_princess.asp
I used sport weight yarn and a size E hook, and eliminated one row on the yoke front and back. Plus, I flared the skirt more than the pattern called for by increasing 5sc every other row.
For her boots, I used a different free pattern, located at the same site, and except for using sportweight yarn and a size E hook I did not need to make any changes. This was the Indian Princess IV pattern.
She is sooo cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the outfit! :) She is perfect!
~CrochetGirl96
She is beautiful! As usual you did a fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteHave a Blessed Day,
Diane
Thank-you both; I was happy the pattern worked out so well :-)
ReplyDeleteBeth
Beth,
ReplyDeleteThis doll is absolutely beautiful, as are all of your dolls. She has such a sweet little face, I just want to hug her! The clothes are just amazing, and as usual you did a beautiful job on her. I love it! Being of Indian (Cherokee) descent myself, I just really have to make one of these. Thanks so much for always providing us with beautiful inspiration and patterns for all of these lovely dolls.
Hugs,
~Sonya
Thank-you so much for the good words, Sonya. If you make a doll, I'd love to see her :-)
ReplyDeleteBeth
Hello!
ReplyDeleteThis doll looks amazing! I think she is my favourite of your free spirit dolls. She has a different feel than any of the other dolls you made.
I can't wait to make one myself though!
Alexandra
Thank-you Alexandra; maybe its the headband :-) Enjoy making your own, I hope to see it soon.
ReplyDeleteBeth
I love this one the best of all your dolls .I really like the way you did the hair too.
ReplyDeleteI made your beagle pattern I just need to post the pic to raverly . Thanks for the free patterns.
Hi Anonymous! I'm glad you've enjoyed the patterns :-) and thank-you for the good words.
ReplyDeleteBeth