

A couple of posts ago I mentioned we had 39 women sign up for a free class sponsored by my doll club. This is the pattern I designed for the class - it's soooo simple. Fits the Barbara Willis face stamps too. Go ahead and download it ... if you make one I'd love to link to a photo of it!
My friend Kerry has already made one ... her version is here.
Mary Ann also made one ...
So did Sherrie and Susan.
Take a look at Jan's wonderful little Poppy .
Update: March 2008 - I see lots of folks coming here and looking at Blume. If you download this for a challenge or project please leave me a comment - I love to hear what people do with my ideas. Thanks!
Thank you for the pattern, Looks like fun to make.
Posted by: Sandra Corson-walker at March 23, 2007 10:37 AMJudi what a cute pattern!!!!!!Thanksso much for sharing it with us!
I DEFINATELY will be making some of these!
Love,
Nita
She is very cute. Perhaps I need to make her too to get my wandering muse back. I almost ripped apart my doll I was making for the Indian class. I got so cross with it for now working out the way I wanted it to grrrrrr...
Posted by: shashi at March 23, 2007 11:41 AMThank you Judi! It's a wonderful pattern and so generous of you. Can't wait to make one!
Mary Anne
SHe is soo pretty I had to down load her Now to make her..But you only get a pix if I like how she comes out haha..I mean Gee you guys set the bar so high!! ANd you KNOW I am not a pattern person sooooo But it should be fun trying Hugs Jan D
Posted by: jan at March 23, 2007 5:08 PMwoohooo i love her can't wait to download her when i get home...
Posted by: sherry goshon at March 24, 2007 3:42 AMThank you for sharing. She is a lovely girl. A big hugs from Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Posted by: Maria del Pilar at March 26, 2007 2:32 PMHi Judi
I made her and there's a picture on my blog if you're interested! Thanks again for the pattern.
Mary Anne
http://magpiesmumblings.blogspot.com
Hi again Judi
Just thought I'd mention that the 'link' to my doll doesn't seem to be working. I don't know what is wrong but maybe you do?
Thanks!
Mary Anne
She's wonderful! I love the bright colors you used for her. And you are pretty wonderful, too, for giving her pattern free to everyone.
Linda F from FL
Thank You Judi-- for proving to me --I can use a pattern--ANd I really really enjoy seeing all the different dolls-- that everyone comes up with-- from your pattern!!THis has really made me step outside my box and learn from others too-- in how-- they see and create -- I love it-- so thanks again Hugs Jan D
Posted by: Anonymous at April 3, 2007 12:08 AMLove Blume the fairy! Bet you can't make just one! I've made 3, and they are precious! Would like to know your email so I can send you pics.
Thanks,
Kaaren
Thanks so much for the pattern !
Can't wait to make one!
thank you for the pattern!
she is so sweet & the size is perfect for presents for babies.
doll hugs and mine Louise in Israel
Posted by: louisa at February 10, 2008 2:38 AMHi, thanks for the neat pattern. I made a doll and named her Soozie. Blue
Posted by: blue at May 20, 2008 3:37 PMThanks! I hope to make a few donations and I've been looking for a simple yet nice pattern. This one really fits the bill!
Posted by: renee at June 20, 2008 7:22 PMThanks for this pattern - I'm just starting out with the cloth dolls and on the hunt for beautiful but easy patterns!!
Lauren, Qld, Australia
Thank you Judi for sharing this lovely girl
As soon as I finish her I will send you a picture how she is doing in Aruba
Hi Judi,
I've been looking for an easy pattern for a fabric doll. Yours looks really simple and leaves alot of room for artistic expression. I'll let you know how she turns out.
Cheers!
Hi Judi, I am just now finely getting around to trying to make your doll here. I want to try and just draw the face but it is so small I can hardly see it. Is there any way that you could take a picture of just the face and send it to me. And if you wouldn't mind. I am making it for our new son-in-law's mother. Course I will have to make me one too. Thanks, Cyn
Posted by: Cynthia Gallegos at September 18, 2008 12:17 PMHi Judi, It's me again Cynthia. Also there isn't a lot of instructions to this doll, but I know the basic to make it. But when it comes to the yarn that is wrapped around the dolls arm now have you got any of it glued? I was thinking if I ran a light beaded line & just wrap it around quickly that it would help to keep it in place. Also how have you got the body as far as the chest area? Is that painted or did you make a little top for it? I was hoping to find some kind of orange knited fabric to make a little top & tack it between the legs. Also the yarn around the butt part of the doll, did you just wrap the yarn around the waist then around just a little bit each leg? I hope that I will hear back from you soon. I have all the body together for the small one then my daughter enlarged it for me for the second one.
Cyn
Hello
I've never made a doll before but I am going to have a go, this looks like a nice pattern to start with! Thank you for sharing it, you are my hero.
x
Mary
Hello ! Wonderful and easy to make even by children ! I'll download the pattern with your permission and I'll try to organize a free class at home, with my friends' children during Christmas holydays. If I manage, I'll send you the little frenchies photos.
I apologize for my approximative English writing.
Thanks !
Marie from France
Posted by: Marie at December 9, 2008 9:10 AMJudi, I am in one of those inter-project modes and I want to experiment with some different fabrics using a simple pattern. This is just the thing. Thanks. W
Posted by: Wyn at January 26, 2009 2:03 PMfelicidades estan preciosas, gracias
Posted by: Anonymous at March 16, 2009 11:13 AMJudi, I love to sew and make quilts for the babies, but feel a need to make some doll babies for the little ones to carry around.
Looking forward to sewing this pattern!
Thank you for the opportunity to do "sew"!
Lana
Austin,TX
I have two ten year old neices who are dying to make their own doll creation. We plan to use your Blume pattern. Thanks for your generosity. We will share what we make.
Posted by: Sivad at August 4, 2009 8:28 PMThanks so much for this pattern. I'm new to doll making and I'm having a BLAST! I love the great personalities that come out in these projects. Can't wait to get started!!!!
Posted by: Carrol at August 29, 2009 5:35 PMHi Judy
I downloaded a copy of your lovely pattern and put a link to your website in our newsletter. Thanks for your generosity.
Peta Stuart
Newsletter Editor
Cloth Doll Club of South Australia
I am having fun making all the projects. It makes the neighbors laugh as they see them in the window.
Posted by: carol at November 18, 2009 12:17 PMI love your pattern. Thanks for sharing with us!
Posted by: Mary at December 28, 2009 4:07 PMJudi..I absolutely love your dolls, however I am just not good at math..When printing your patterns should they be printed at 100% or larger? Am making some for my granddaughters as a collection for them to keep..Thank you for your inspiration and your talent.
Posted by: Dianah Rutledge at January 29, 2010 3:13 PM