Lily the basic Crochet Doll Pattern

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This is full Master Class for making your own Basic doll.

It includes 1 PDF pattern, 21 pages with pictures step-by-step tutorial
- Crochet Basic doll Body
- Embroidery eyes, nose and mouth 
- Hairstyle, how to sew hair extensions
- How to make wire frame

The patterns include step by step instructions with many colorful pictures of the doll making process.

Language of the pattern - English - Arabic - Spanish
Crochet terms - US

Doll size: 28 cm/ 11'' tall

Level: intermediate

Supplies: Fine cotton yarn, DMC Threads, needle, 1.75 mm Crochet hook

The following stitches are used: 
Single crochet, increase/decrease stitches, slip stitch.

You can find the pattern here !



Step-by-Step to embroider the eyes 


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This doll was crocheted by Eman Shelbaia 
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