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by bumblebee 02 Jan 2012 ( edited Jan 03'12 21:00 )
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Bonnetgirl is looking for a ITH 4x4 dolly for hospice Charity and Sue and Mops might

be working on a dolly. Maybe they can come
up with a 4x4 doll with all the parts arms
legs torso head. I don't remember ever seeing one for this hoop. Only baby buntings. These little minis are so cute.
Hugs Linda aka Bumblebee

Comments (9)
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by ansalu 02 Jan 2012
+6
Back to the top for Sue :o)
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by bumblebee 03 Jan 2012
Thanks, I think the could make one.
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by bonnetgirl 03 Jan 2012
+5
Thank you Linda.
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by bonnetgirl 03 Jan 2012
Huggggggs for you and ansalu for trying to help me..
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by capoodle 03 Jan 2012
+5
"bumblebee" put a link to a free embroidery doll in the "Freebie" tab. Left you the link to her post.
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by ansalu 03 Jan 2012
This doll is really nice (have dl it a time ago) but you need the 5x7hoop and bonnetgirl has just 4x4. That's the problem...
Greetings, Bettina
by bonnetgirl 03 Jan 2012
Thank you for trying to help me. I have only a 4x4 hoop.
Huggggs
Joann
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by spendlove 03 Jan 2012
+7
The one I'm working on is for 8 inch hoop. It would have to be separate body parts to fit in 4 inch hoop. I have a few ideas but I need to complete the first doll before I try them, I am not learning quickly enough!
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by bonnetgirl 03 Jan 2012
You are doing great. In a perfect world we would know just what to do. We start then we perfect it and that is how the world goes around. You are a caring and loving person. Hugggs
Joann
by bumblebee 03 Jan 2012
Thanks Sue.
by bumblebee 03 Jan 2012
I think you are learning fast. I have embird Studio and haven't been able to get to it but there are some fun things it can do.
Hugs
Linda aka Bumblebee
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by mops 03 Jan 2012
+4
Seeing my name mentioned I thought I'd have a go at one for a 4x4 hoop. I made separate parts for the head and the torso, not ideal maybe, but otherwise it would be too tiny. Total length will be about 8-9 inches. Have yet to design the facial features.
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by bonnetgirl 03 Jan 2012
If I could give you a million flowers I would. That is what I figured the size would turn out.
Huggggggs
Joann
by bumblebee 03 Jan 2012
I see you doing a happy dance.
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by mops 03 Jan 2012
+5
Stitched it out - took 8 min and stitched out nicely. Turning the head about half that time. Now to turn and fill all parts and do some hair. Not quite happy with the mouth, so I'll change that. I'll let you know when I'm satisfied.
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by spendlove 03 Jan 2012
Gosh, you're quick!
by ansalu 03 Jan 2012
Wow Martine! She has a pretty face :o)
Greetings, Bettina
by mops 03 Jan 2012
Took me 1 1/2 hrs to fill her and do the hand stitching. Now for the hair.
by shirlener88 03 Jan 2012
She is going to be so much fun - all that fuzzy work is the hard part.
by bonnetgirl 03 Jan 2012
She is perfect. I wish I could do something in return for you but I guess but everytime a child smiles when given one of the dolls, sick or well you will get another notch on your crown in heaven.
by mops 03 Jan 2012
Posted the finished article in Projects. No time to day to upload as I'm going out in half an hour, have to dress up a bit.
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by bonnetgirl 03 Jan 2012
+2
I am so proud to be a part of this group. Every time I ask for help someone steps up and helps. We have a lot of angels in here but you ladies are the queen angels. Love
Joann
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by bumblebee 03 Jan 2012
All the thanks goes to Martine-MOPS. She is so kind and goes out of her way to help
many times. This is what makes cuties great.
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by bumblebee 03 Jan 2012
+1
WOW, I wake up to find a beautiful little doll. This little doll is going to make a lot little and big girls so happy. Thank You ever so much for your
kindness Martine for this great cause.
Lots of Hugs,
Linda aka Bumblebee
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by mops 03 Jan 2012
+3
LInda, I uploaded the file in YouEmbroidery, see link.
1 links:
[1] ragdoll
youembroidery.com
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by bumblebee 04 Jan 2012
Thank you Very Much. This little doll will
warm up a lot little hearts.