Petunia, Black-eyed Suzanne, and Amanda; Felt Friends Forever :-)
Petunia has a dark fuschia tunic embroidered with lazy daisy flowers and leaves. It closes in the back with a single button and loop.
Her spring green pants are also embroidered, in featherstitch and French knots. The waist is pulled in gently with a cord of perle cotton, threaded through the top of the pants.
Amanda wears a felt and embroidered dress and tabard style apron, appliqued with orange mushrooms. The apron has a slit at the neck about an inch long to facilitate putting it on, and is tied at the sides with silk ribbon ties.
Black-eyed Suzanne's dress is felt embroidered all over with her signature flower...black-eyed Susans :-) The dress has slightly capped sleeves and slightly flared skirt.
All of these little outfits are simple modifications of the basic patterns available on this blog for these dear dolls from Gingermelon Doll's Pocket Pixie pattern. Hand sewing felt is very easy, rewarding, satisfying, enjoyable, relaxing, and spiritual. Enjoy.
So cute, per usual!!Incidentally, I LOVED making your posable pocket spirit. Your patterns are INSPIRED!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your sweet words, Miss Julep :-) I'll be making another Pocket Spirit soon as well; cannot stay away from crochet for very long.
ReplyDeleteBeth
Oh wow! These dolls are so, so CUTE! I must make one or is this a thing where one will not do...maybe three? lol....love them!
ReplyDeletehugz
How sweet!
ReplyDeleteI l-o-v-e Petunia! She is positively splendid!
Thanks for sharing.
Blessings,
Sarah
Thank you for the good words, Creativedawn and Sarah; they are very dear and very easy to make :-)
ReplyDeleteBeth
Beth, everything you do is so gorgeous. I want to play at your house. You've inspired me to make a caravan for my dolls, you an see it on my blog. Happy making.
ReplyDeleteFiona
Fiona, thank you for your kind words :-) I love the idea of a caravan for your dolls; it will be awesome!
ReplyDeleteBeth
The are absolutely adorable !
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to a Pocket Spirit as well !
Helen
They are soooooooooo cute just love them, should get some felt and make them for the grandkids!
ReplyDeleteOh my your dolls are so wonderful. I simple adore Petunia.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing :)
Wow, i LOVE these cute little dolls!!**
ReplyDeleteGroetjes Geriene
I am like a little KID! Every single time you post I get so happy because you make the most awesome things! These new dolls are 100% DARLING!
ReplyDeleteWow, thank you ALL for the wonderful comments; they really warm my soul :-)
ReplyDeleteI think these dolls would be wonderful hand dolls for kids, to teach them gentle play. And they are very therapeutic to make as well.
Beth
They are just gorgeous, I love the combination of colours that you have used.
ReplyDeleteI have just found your blog through another blog and love it! Your dolls are so cute! I can't wait to read your entire blog. :o)
ReplyDeleteJust wonderful again! Your talents abound with your precious little people. :))) I love visiting your blog to see what you are doing now.
ReplyDeleteSunday hugs,
Lois
wow the embroidered flowers are amazing!!! love them!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the good words, Lizzie, Bama, Lois, and Victoria. I'm happy that you find this a fun place to visit; I really enjoy your company :-)
ReplyDeleteBeth
Your blog is so cute! I love your little scenes! I make mini vignettes with handmade critters made from felted wool sweaters. So glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
Your dolls are incredible!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness Beth, your stitches are wonderful. I so enjoy spending time visiting your blog and all your wonderful creations. What talent.
ReplyDeleteStay well,
`til next time
Connie
I love so much your creations:)!!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Jennifer, Berryvox, Connie, and copilarim, for your sweet words :-) I'm so happy you enjoy visiting here.
ReplyDeleteBeth
Your dolls are wonderful...fabulous work!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Terri :-)
ReplyDeleteBeth
Beth, You amaze me! I love to see the beautiful friends that come from your heart and hands.
ReplyDeleteHi Beth.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Melanie. I like the stuff you have made.
they are so cool.
From Melanie
Thank you very much for the good words, Steph and Melanie :-)
ReplyDeleteBeth
Oh Beth these are ever so sweet...each of them such a dear in their own way! I've had such fun playing catch up with all your projects and must say your ability to create is amazing.
ReplyDeleteIn awe,
natalie jo
Thanks so much, Natalie Jo! Its always a pleasure to read your blog :-)
ReplyDeleteBeth