Here are some pictures of the sad little doll I'm making without a pattern. She is just a practice run and I've learned several things. One being I need to make a pattern next time so her arms are even. Secondly, I need to sew on her arms and legs before I sew together her body so I can hide them in her center. Third, that I need stronger fabric, and lastly that making a cute face on a doll is sort of hard (look below)...
She looks kind of sad and has premature wrinkles because the stitching was tied too tight. I think I can consider this as one of my many little failures, but I have to finish her, as leaving her half done is a little too sad. The next doll will be much better. I feel kind of silly posting pictures of her on here, but remember, I'm new to all of this sewing mischief.
Here are some pictures of the sad little doll I'm making without a pattern. She is just a practice run and I've learned several things. One being I need to make a pattern next time so her arms are even. Secondly, I need to sew on her arms and legs before I sew together her body so I can hide them in her center. Third, that I need stronger fabric, and lastly that making a cute face on a doll is sort of hard (look below)...
She looks kind of sad and has premature wrinkles because the stitching was tied too tight. I think I can consider this as one of my many little failures, but I have to finish her, as leaving her half done is a little too sad. The next doll will be much better. I feel kind of silly posting pictures of her on here, but remember, I'm new to all of this sewing mischief.
1 comment:
I think it is great that you are learning by trial & error. I thought I was the only one who wanted to make things without a pattern. (or is it just that I don't follow instructions very well so have quit trying?)
She is adorable...
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