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Baby Doll Wardrobe - Product Review PA975

http://www.maggiescrochet.com/baby-do... Girls can never get enough clothes and dress up accessories for their dolls. That is why you need to make your little girl the crochet Baby Doll Wardrobe set. Even your little one's best friend needs to be fashionable. These three doll outfits are perfect for spring and Easter when the temperatures begin to warm and the colors lighten. Whether you have a christening, Easter gathering or play date in the park to attend, your daughter's doll will arrive in style wearing one of these outfits. Each pattern is sized to fit a Preemie Cabbage Patch Kid (13" -- 14" tall cloth doll with 12" chest). Baby Doll Wardrobe pattern includes instructions for the green set with matching hat, christening set with matching hat, and a white set with matching hat. Three outfits will give her dolls more options when it comes to dressing up for those special occasions. The Baby Doll Wardrobe Crochet Pattern are small-scale doll clothes that are easy to make. Even a beginner skill level can pick her favorite design and jump right into make the precious set. All three coordinated outfits use a sport weight yarn to keep the outfits soft and to scale. Use the recommended colors combinations, or select your own combinations for a custom look to thrill the little girl that receives these pretty sets. the Baby Doll Wardrobe also makes a delightful gift for any doll-loving little girl that you know. Make her birthday or Christmas extra special by giving her the cute set of crochet doll clothes. Original The Baby Doll Wardrobe Crochet Pattern Design by: Carol Ballard Skill Level: Easy Skill Size: Fits Cloth Dolls similar to Cabbage Patch Preemie Dolls. (13&Prime-14″ tall, approx. 12″ chest) Happy Crocheting, Maggie http://www.MaggiesCrochet.com Maggie Weldon Bio: Crochet designer and publisher Maggie Weldon from MaggiesCrochet.com has spent over 45 years crocheting and 30 years designing crochet patterns. She started Maggie's Crochet in 1981 and MaggiesCrochet.com in 1997. Fast forward 30 years, MaggiesCrochet.com has become the largest all-crochet site on line, with thousands of crochet patterns and hundreds of free patterns. In 2007, Maggie started a gorgeous line of hand made pottery using old & new lace and porcelain clay. Maggie Weldon Lace Pottery has been featured in Southern Living and Victoria magazines and is carried all over the United States. Visit http://www.LacePottery.com/ to see her designs. BestFreeCrochet.com was started Jan 2011. Hundreds of free crochet patterns are posted on this site including the 2011 Dishcloth-a-Day Challenge. Join Maggie on her very active Facebook page:   / maggiescrochet   to interact with her and thousands of fellow crocheters from all over the world!