While we were on vacation, we shopped at the very, very cute Rosemary Beach Trading Co. While looking for t-shirts, Katie Anne spied some cute knit dolls. Of course, she wanted one, but they were very expensive - over $30 per doll! Immediately, my mom and I had the same thought - "Trisha could make these!" Saunders and my dad quickly agreed, so I snapped a few pictures of the dolls to show her (before an employee gave me the evil eye).
So, Trisha, here's your challenge -
can you knit a cute, funky doll for your favorite niece?
You can do it!
can you knit a cute, funky doll for your favorite niece?
You can do it!
7 comments:
If Trisha isn't a member on Ravelry...she should be!!! There are a bunch of cool doll patterns on there to use as a jumping point!!!
No pressure Trisha...no pressure! lol
Trisha knew I was posting this, Jillian. I'd already emailed her about it. She knows that there's no pressure to it- just something fun.
lol I was joking.
Hey!! Addison wants the "second" one she makes! There is a fun, funky art store in Destin called "the zebra stripe" and they too have these dolls along with these wierd yabba-dabba knock-offs that Addison desperately wanted. But $30+ for a doll is OK but not when we have already bought: life is good T's, a build a bear, nemo sand molds and other fun stuff the same day! I say you push Trisha to the challange and then I shall challenge her to a second one! HA HA HA
lol Jillian, I know.
Whew! Ok, I'm up for it! I am in fact a HUGE fan-slash-member of Ravelry. That's where I have gotten almost all of my knitting patterns.
I have not knitted anything like this before, so you (and Heather) might have to be a bit patient with me on this one! But I am nevertheless very excited about this knitter's challenge and plan to get started this coming weekend!
Check on my blog for some ideas and let me know what you think.
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