Mori Girl Anime Doll - Woodland Forest Fairy Tale Toy

Description

The Mori Girl Doll Pattern provides instructions for crocheting this sweet doll from start to finish. In this pattern, you will be guided through the doll-making process with written crochet instructions, reference photos, and finishing directions. You will learn how to make the doll, clothing, accessories (hat, basket, bread), hair, and eyes with a special anime-style eyes tutorial.

The Mori Girl is a delightful, young lady who lives in an Old English cottage and leads a simple life. She wears a beautiful sun hat, a long-sleeved, collared dress, white stockings, and brown boots. She also carries with her a wicker basket and a warm loaf of freshly baked bread. The Mori Girl enjoys reading storybooks and fairytales, indulging in arts and creative crafts, baking breads and sweets, decorating her cozy home, and taking nature walks in the beautiful outdoors!

(Mori Girl kei is a Japanese fashion style created in 2007. Mori means "forest" in Japanese, and "kei" means style or fashion.)

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THIS PATTERN CONTAINS: 18 pages of comprehensive written crochet instructions (US terms) and reference photos to help guide you through the entire doll-making process.

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Finished Measurements Height: 7 inches (18 centimeters) tall

Level Intermediate. Requires familiarity with stitches used (below), joining rounds, attaching yarn, changing color, and sewing parts together.

Stitches/Terms Used (Written in US Terminology) MR magic ring (a.k.a. magic circle, magic loop) YO yarn over Ch chain Sc single crochet Hdc half double crochet Dc double crochet Tr triple crochet Sl st slip stitch (insert hook, YO, pull through both loops) Dec decrease (single crochet two stitches together) Inc increase (two single crochet in same stitch) FLO front loop only BLO back loop only Back Post back post (with triple crochet in this pattern)

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This pattern is © 2017 Jasmin Wang (Sylemn’s Sweet Softies). For personal use only. You may not copy, alter, or sell this pattern in any way. You may sell finished items made with this pattern if you credit Sylemn’s Sweet Softies as the designer and link to my Etsy shop or Facebook page. No wholesale.

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