By Hook, By Hand

Well, the Edwardian Free Spirit's trousseau is almost complete. The girls now have their choice of nightgowns. The nightgown on the l...

I have two new patterns to share, plus a new girl to model them! Emily is another Edwardian Free Spirit. She has peachy skin (Red Heart Cl...

One of my favorite places to find inspiration when designing vintage clothing is from Dover Publications. Above are three of the resource b...

For several weeks I have been wanting to make an Edwardian Free Spirit. The Edwardian era can be loosely defined as the period of time fro...

Here are a couple more wonderful dolls made from the Free Spirit Amigurumi doll pattern. The lively red-head was made by Ellen, and all ...

This darling gang of Owlishly patterns (and a small snail from Ana Paula Rimoli) are Christmas gifts for my nieces and nephews. I usually ...

Helene has made a wonderful Free Spirit doll; I love her pink combinations and blue hair. Helene did not have any acrylic eyes, so she emb...

Joyce has done it again. I think Enid is irresistible, especially with her escargot!

My dear friend Bev commissioned these three dolls for her Granddaughters for Christmas. After she received them, she went to work making e...