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If your head came out wobbly, it means that you have understuffed your toy, likely in the shoulders and neck area.

There is an ad-supported free version on my blog or a printable ad-free pdf with all the sizes in my Ravelry and Etsy shops. The links to all of these can be found in the description box below the video

I’m so glad you like them! This is the doll crochet along playlist which is where you can find all those tutorials in one place: Advent Calendar CAL ruclips.net/p/PLnmyXwIWTWx21VcHxEwg9PHpwsvaVhtRL

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This pattern is free to view on my ad supported blog theloopylamb.com (linked in the description box above) and divided into parts as it was a crochet along. Or you can get all 3 parts of the pattern in one printable document here in my Ravelry shop for a small fee: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/my-dolly-molly

9" tall when crocheted to gauge

There are links to the ad-supported free written version and the and-free printable written versions in the description box under the video

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Do you mean the edge of the blanket? Row 2, after you chain 1 and turn your work, you’ll work single crochets into singles and doubles into doubles and that starts to get the shape

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How much yarn you use depends on the gauge, stitch pattern, garment size, and yarn weight. Generally, you will use more fingering weight yarn in terms of yardage, not weight, compared to worsted weight yarn for a garment. Fingering weight yarn is thinner, so it requires more stitches per inch than thicker yarns, meaning you’ll need more stitches and therefore more yarn to create the same size project as you would with thicker yarns.

@@dustybunny6716 here is my beginner playlist if you’re ready to start learning ruclips.net/p/PLnmyXwIWTWx2gnL5QuWCTfmlfHaDjNsW1&si=-X7QtSysio1QUI_t

It depends on the method you’re using. For cakes, putting it on the floor so the yarn feeds upwards will help but you will have to untwist it every so often. For skeins, they knees to be untwisted every so often. I usually pull upwards and a part on my two yarn ends and the skein untwists

@@CathrynBratton I’m sorry you’re having issues. I suggest reaching out to the author, Ira Rott if you’re in need of pattern assistance

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I’m not sure what transcripts means. Do you mean captions? If so, it may be a RUclips issue

@@TheLoopyLamb transcripts are the step by step instructions. they worked yesterday but they aren't working today.

@@cathysmith8556 I’m sorry they aren’t working for you. Transcripts appear to be a function that RUclips adds on its own that I have no control over. There aren’t even any settings on my end for controlling whether they appear or not. I looked up how to find them and they appear to be working on my phone so it may hopefully be a temporary RUclips glitch.

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I give this to you in the video at 5:55

I’m glad you liked the tutorial. Unfortunately, it sounds like you still didn’t have sufficient stuffing in your doll and that is causing the head to flop. The doll should feel liked a firm orange. In future dolls, if you’re not confident with the amount of stuffing you have added or want to be extra sure that the neck will support the head, you could add something to support the neck before finishing stuffing the head and closing it up.

The links to all three parts of the written version on the doll pattern can be found at the crochet along home page here: theloopylamb.com/2023-amigurumi-advent-calendar-crochet-along/

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I'm so happy that you're happy with your doll and the tutorial! I hope your friend love their birthday present ❤

You're welcome! I am so glad I was able to help you! Foundation Half Double tutorial is coming this week 😉

@@TheLoopyLamb oh, I already modified it to hdc & dc 😂 I'm making honeycomb cells with bees & honeypots in them.

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Molly Dolly 12 inches

I used WeCrochet Brava worsted weight available here: shrsl.com/4gk8a

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I'm sorry you're struggling with the kit. The author does have a unique way of writing her patterns that can be tricky to understand for some. I would recommend reaching out to the publisher David and Charles or the author for pattern support. You can find the author on instagram here: instagram.com/sabrina_somers/

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No, that is done differently than this stitch. This stitch only has 1 yarn under.

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Sure, it can be used for overlay mosaic. There are some things to keep in mind though: all the colours in this line have flecks of colours that may disturb your image and you’ll likely want to use 2 very contrasting colours (like the one on the use here) to minimize the appearance of those flecks. I hope this helps

@@TheLoopyLamb Thank you so much! I would like to try Amma cal pattern by Tina with it. Thought Hartwood forest to be main colour, Gisburn forest for the frame, and various colours for the pattern. I really like the yarn 🙂 and those details in it 🙂

I do not have a tutorial for crochet eyes however, if you'd like to make them youself, I recommend checking out my how to crochet a flat circle tutorial and using it to make a flat circle using the pattern for single crochet in your preferred eye colour to your desired size.

@@TheLoopyLamb cool I'll try thank you

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You are so welcome! I hope your grandson loves it

This doll is 9” tall when crocheted to gauge. Unfortunately I do not have a video for clothing for a bear of that size. As with human clothing, height isn’t the only factor to consider when making doll clothes since all toys are different and all my doll clothes are tailored to that doll’s specific body. You could try them and play with your gauge, yarn weight, etc to see if they will work for your bear

Thank you. I have made 2 different shorts in 2 different yarns and gauges and I think they will work although I don't have the bear to help me try them on. I just thought I'd ask in case you had any. I've realized that depth is important to. You've been informative and helpful. thank you. Your videos are very nice. I'll try the doll one day.

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Thank you ☺️ good luck!