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Tiri wanted to take her doll to my aunt's house yesterday. Sometimes she decides one baby is It for a while and plays only with her (or him, depends on her mood) but she also says she doesn't have enough doll clothes. Honestly, I have to agree. Terrible, terrible knitter mommy, I know. :) So, I made the doll a nice little pair of booties. Here is the pattern. Baby weight yarn, I used Bernat Baby Sport Ombre Size F crochet hook Size E crochet hook Scissors, etc for finishing Make two alike. With size F hook, chain 3. Round 1: Sc in first chain 11 times. Join with slip stitch to first st. (12 st.) Round 2: Ch 1, 1 sc in each st around, join to first st. (12 st.) Round 3-5: Repeat round 2. (12 st.) Now you will begin to work flat instead of in the round. Row 5: Ch 1, with chain counting as first st. Sc in next st and following 9 st. DO NOT JOIN. (11 st.) Row 6: Ch 1, sc across. (11 st.) Row 7-11: Repeat row 6. At the end of row 11, join to the fir...

Yesterday at Savers I bought two Barbie dolls. Yes, Barbies. I plan to make them both wardrobes and a nice drawstring bag and make two little girls on the reservation happy with their very own Barbies. Here they are: That said, I am having lots of fun! I have a dress on the needles right now (when I get it done, I plan to post the pattern) and I am researching more barbie clothes patterns. I found a site with literally over one thousand patterns for Barbie. Here is the link: http://www.stickatillbarbie.se/ I've also found quite a few other patterns. Bev's Country Cottage has a list of them, and I don't know how many other sites. The only thing I am kind of bummed out about is our printer is out of ink so I can't print any of the neat sewing ones I've seen. However, I am thinking ahead. I've bookmarked some of the ones I liked, and I have a Plan. Yes with a capital P. I have a Plan. Thrift sale season is upon us, and soon there will be the 100 Mi...