Fefe

Dolls are special, at least for me. I still have the Tiny Tears I dragged around when I was 5, carefully stashed away without any clothes (yes, she is naked and waiting for a wardrobe). Years ago I found a doll pattern and carefully made it by hand to give to a neice. Started a big rucus with my daughter, couldn't make anything that she could let go without wanting for herself (she was 5. hopefully she got over it....now my husband does that). Well, anyway, here's a doll pattern, Fefe, created by Sarah of Dolls and Daydreams. Cute, soft and cuddly. Even has a wardrobe so she won't have to be naked like my Tiny Tears.

Fefe by Dolls and Daydreams

Adorable, isn't she?

Post by Miss Eileen who is Goofing Off (again....need to get to work). Stop by the shops. New listings.

Barley Girl Fashions

As a seller of sewing supplies, I often wonder what happens after the pattern or fabric leaves my shop. Is the pattern something held dear by a collector or a fashion someone loves and wants to create? Is the fabric turning into pillows or dresses? What happens???!! Well, Katherine Wells, of Barley Girl Fashions must have read my mind. A while back she bought this pattern 

used it as a reference, and made the most incredible creations. Here’s a sample from her site, Barley Girl Fashions.
    


Thank you, Kathy, for showing me your creations. I love what you are doing!

Don't forget the costume pattern sale going on in the GoofingOff Etsy and GoofingOff Artfire shops until October 1. Big selection for adults and children.
Post by Miss Eileen...just goofing off.