Hello Sonja. I am here watching your wonderful video because of Litsa from Coco’s Crochet. I also subscribed to your channel today as she will be participating in a doll Clothes CAL and I would like To try to participate as I have a beautiful (gorgeous) four year old granddaughter. It would be amazing if I could feel confident enough to crochet clothes for her Dollies. She loves everything I crochet and I believe she would really like these article of clothing. I am a 66 year old young lady ( but I truly feel 35- especially after retiring) who only started crochet two years ago after my retirement. I have looked diligently for your Etsy shop so that I may support you to buy patterns but I am not sure what it is called. Thank you for your tutorials and I will let you know how I did after I try to crochet this dolly skirt. ❤
Thank you for your kind words and your support. 🥰While I do have an Etsy shop, I am currently not selling on there for various reasons. I may start it up again, still deciding. But I do sell my 18 inch doll patterns on Ravelry. (Not all of my 18 inch doll videos have a written pattern. I hope to do that this year) Ravelry is free to join the site and you can also find many other free and paid patterns on there as well. It is a great resource for crocheters and knitters. Here is a link to all of my 18 inch doll patterns on Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/bundles/patterns-for-american-girl-or-18-inch-dolls
Just started crocheting doll clothes. I've been crocheting for years but never thought I could make clothes but it sure has been fun and your tutorial made it real easy to follow. Now I'm using different size needles and yarn to make different sizes for all of the different sized dolls I've been able to pick up at the thrift store really inexpensive. Thanks again for sharing.❤😊😊
I made a skirt - I tried to use dk but it was too big and stiff but some handspun fingering (approx) worked. Pics on Rav but it needs a wash as covered in dog hairs as usual. Fun and fast to make.
Sonja. TY for your generosity in sharing the patterns and your talent. I’ve bookmarked the patterns. Do you have your email listed somewhere here on your channel. Also, do you have a buy a cup of coffee or something that others have. You are so talented and giving.
Thank you for your kind words. I currently do not have my email listed. I am looking into buy a cup of coffee or something similar and may have that up in the near future.
Hi again Sonja. Last text - I promise. TY for your response. I finished the skirt and it is adorable. Litsa from Coco’s Crochet has other items planned for the rest of the year. This is all perfect timing as my four year old granddaughter moves out of state with her parents on Nee Year’s Day. I crocheted my sadness into the doll skirt - something I truly thought I could or would never do. I even ordered a dolly that looks like her as a model. By the time I see her again, I will hopefully have a wardrobe of doll clothes. You are a lovely, talented, patient, and creative teacher. TY again for giving me the gift of confidence.
@@1windycitygirl Long distance moves are always so hard! That sounds so lovely making a wardrobe for your granddaughter. I'm sure she will love it when she visits.
Hello Sonja. I am here watching your wonderful video because of Litsa from Coco’s Crochet. I also subscribed to your channel today as she will be participating in a doll Clothes CAL and I would like
To try to participate as I have a beautiful (gorgeous) four year old granddaughter. It would be amazing if I could feel confident enough to crochet clothes for her Dollies. She loves everything I crochet and I believe she would really like these article of clothing. I am a 66 year old young lady ( but I truly feel 35- especially after retiring) who only started crochet two years ago after my retirement.
I have looked diligently for your Etsy shop so that I may support you to buy patterns but I am not sure what it is called.
Thank you for your tutorials and I will let you know how I did after I try to crochet this dolly skirt. ❤
Thank you for your kind words and your support. 🥰While I do have an Etsy shop, I am currently not selling on there for various reasons. I may start it up again, still deciding. But I do sell my 18 inch doll patterns on Ravelry. (Not all of my 18 inch doll videos have a written pattern. I hope to do that this year) Ravelry is free to join the site and you can also find many other free and paid patterns on there as well. It is a great resource for crocheters and knitters. Here is a link to all of my 18 inch doll patterns on Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/bundles/patterns-for-american-girl-or-18-inch-dolls
Just started crocheting doll clothes. I've been crocheting for years but never thought I could make clothes but it sure has been fun and your tutorial made it real easy to follow. Now I'm using different size needles and yarn to make different sizes for all of the different sized dolls I've been able to pick up at the thrift store really inexpensive. Thanks again for sharing.❤😊😊
This makes me so happy! I'm so glad you are having fun and being successful with your crochet.🥰
I made a skirt - I tried to use dk but it was too big and stiff but some handspun fingering (approx) worked. Pics on Rav but it needs a wash as covered in dog hairs as usual. Fun and fast to make.
Glad it worked with lighter weight yarn. I understand about the dog hairs. My dog is blowing his coat right now. Fur everywhere!!
Sonja. TY for your generosity in sharing the patterns and your talent. I’ve bookmarked the patterns. Do you have your email listed somewhere here on your channel. Also, do you have a buy a cup of coffee or something that others have. You are so talented and giving.
Thank you for your kind words. I currently do not have my email listed. I am looking into buy a cup of coffee or something similar and may have that up in the near future.
Hi again Sonja. Last text - I promise. TY for your response.
I finished the skirt and it is adorable. Litsa from Coco’s Crochet has other items planned for the rest of the year. This is all perfect timing as my four year old granddaughter moves out of state with her parents on Nee Year’s Day. I crocheted my sadness into the doll skirt - something I truly thought I could or would never do. I even ordered a dolly that looks like her as a model. By the time I see her again, I will hopefully have a wardrobe of doll clothes.
You are a lovely, talented, patient, and creative teacher. TY again for giving me the gift of confidence.
@@1windycitygirl Long distance moves are always so hard! That sounds so lovely making a wardrobe for your granddaughter. I'm sure she will love it when she visits.