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Thursday, January 19, 2012
My Tattered Suitor
He's a scraggly little man, dingy and worn.
His heart (along with some of his stuffing) is bare for his love to see.
Perhaps not the most striking suitor to be seen, but adorable nonetheless.
We can only hope the object of his affection agrees.
This is a very simple pattern. My original idea was much more . . . elaborate. On days I feel particularly creative all my ideas get jumbled up with one another and I have a tendency to focus them all on a single project. Once I get to working, though, I am always drawn to the simplest expressions. The single appliqued heart said exactly what I wanted to say in the plainest way possible and when it comes to prim isn't that always best?
I'm offering the doll pattern to you as a free pattern. It's a design that lends itself well to virtually any embellishment for any occasion. If you're interested in the free pattern you can download it from my Free Pattern page. If you have any trouble downloading the pattern in the newer format let me know and I'll be happy to e-mail you the pattern as a PDF attachment.
Feel free to use the pattern any way you like and be sure to share with me your finishes. I hope you enjoy him and I can't wait to see what you come up with.
xoxo
Jennie Lynn
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Love love love!
He's adorable! Thanks so much for the free pattern! Enjoy your weekend.
He's adorable. Thanks so much for the free pattern. I can't wait to get started!
Thanks so much! Such an honest beau!
i love it..it is super sweet..
thank you dear xx
Such an adorable little doll.
Very prim. Thank you.
Hugs,
Susan
Well, I think he's simply handsome.
xoxo~Carol
This is absolutely darling; thank you for the free pattern.
Hello!Nice to meet you!
So lovely doll!thank you!
Hugs,
Lili
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