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Started by Rebecca Pettigrew. Last reply by Lilly, Chevalier-Fox May 5. 13 Replies 0 Loves
I got my Millenium Ball Tyler on EBay, but she was nude. I tried several times to buy her outfit on eBay, but always get outbid... So I went and got me some silver lame and made my own!It was frustrating! And it's not perfect. But from a distant…Read More
Started by Jo Harman. Last reply by Lilly, Chevalier-Fox Mar 15. 28 Replies 2 Loves
Hi All!Just sharing a Kimono I made for my Sybarite Katana. She is wearing an inner robe inside to protect her from staining. I also customized and accessorized the wig to make it look more like a Geisha.Pattern is a generic one I found on the…Read More
Started by Jo Harman. Last reply by Lisa Astrup Mar 22. 5 Replies 0 Loves
Hi All!I love to get or make a sloper/dress form for my Sybarite but unsure of if a Tonner (which body?) Sloper would do the job?Does anyone know or have a pattern to sew a sloper for a Sybarite?Thank you in advance :)JoRead More
Started by Kathi Stareprawo. Last reply by Lilly, Chevalier-Fox Mar 4. 12 Replies 7 Loves
Take a look at the first outfits I've finished in 2013.…Read More
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thanks you Valerie, it as to be fun or else 
You did a super job on the "London Calling" doll. That is so clever to make the handbag with card and a crochet strap and the plastic bag raincoat looks excellent! Bravo!
thank you Lisa
when imagination is at work in my brain, I cannot wait for the leaves on the money tree to fall :) I have to do with what I have under my hands he hee hee!!
Comment by Nilsa M. Donelan on June 14, 2012 at 14:38 I love it Lilly. How creative!!!
woah!! thanks ladies Kate, Marilyn and Frances, I really appreciate.
hugs for the 3 of you :)
Comment by Frances Weir on June 13, 2012 at 20:07 I just love it Lily. Clever girl.
Comment by Marilyn Allen on June 13, 2012 at 19:27 So clever and so creative! She is ready for the Jubilee and also for the Olympics! You just did a great job.
Comment by Kate Fosk on June 13, 2012 at 15:48 So cool and clever :)
the rain coat (if you didn't already guessed) was made with a freezer plastic bag. I left the white bands in front (they are suppose to be written on :) ) to give some interest .
I was surprise to see how easy my surger worked on such soft plastic.
no pattern involved for this .
the bag flat on the table...the doll lying on top of it and.. cut cut cut ..
a little something for the neckline,
open the front .
I made the hood by eyes cut 2 X, then taped them (with transparent simple school tape) (this barely show on top of the head
the shoulder were already close as they were the natural bag fold
first I sew the hood to the neck line curve
finished the sleeve end with the surger stitch
sew the side (I willingly let the seam of a garment on the right side.
then surger stitch all around the front/bottom/hood front
a little ribbon around the neck
and 2 square pieces (from left over bag) finished with surger stitch to make the pocket
this is it 1 totally transparent to show off what is important, and indeed totally waterproof rain coat 
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