Her dress is from a lace pattern from the Leasure Arts leaflet 20 Beautiful Edgings (they are!). I wanted one with popcorn stitches that would look like Nightshade berries when crocheted in red. I don't enjoy crocheting with black, but the lace wasn't too hard to work up. Putting a white sheet of paper in your lap helps to see the black stitches.
Her hair is Lionbrand Fun Fur, crocheted with a size 1 steel hook. This is a much smaller than recommended hook for this yarn, but it made a great cap.
Nightshade among her namesake berries. Very poisonous...Do Not Eat!
She's lovely!
ReplyDeleteBonjour Beth,
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Michèle
Beth once again you have come up with an adorable doll I just love her your patterns and ideas are so inspirational.
ReplyDeleteYou had me at the post title, the name suits her very well. You make such lovely dolls. :)
ReplyDeleteNightshade looks very lovely! Her outfit and the wings are just sweet. Are those buttons on her feet? :)
ReplyDeleteОчень красивая куколка!
ReplyDeleteСпасибо! and Thank you! for all of your good words!
ReplyDeleteBeth
Thank you so much, dear Joyce :-)
ReplyDeleteBeth
Owwwwwwwwwwwwww...what a sweet little cutie! I'm totaly in love!
ReplyDeleteAww sooooo CUTE! Her hair looks like mine when I wake up in the morning...a cute mess, love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your sweet words, Carolyn :-)
DeleteBeth
She's so beautiful...i love her dress! :) ~Anne~
ReplyDeleteHey there, Kate! How great to hear from you :-) Thanks so much for your good words, my friend.
ReplyDeleteBeth
She looks like a flamenco dancer to me :-) so cute.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteBeth
Nein so etwas "Süßes" wird nicht aufgegessen :-)
ReplyDeleteare you going to post a pattern for the forget me knot doll with the wings and her new clothes. I would love to get a copy. Thanks Michelle
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