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OMG! I finally finished these guys! (girls)

Actually I had finished Tiana about half a year ago (I think) but made the mistake of giving her to El before I took a picture. She had disappeared in the pile of dolls and toys and who knows what else that sits in the various corners of her room. Since I wanted to post whatever projects I had managed to finish (with one WIP) before the end of 2019, I decided that I would dig through everything so I could finally get the last of the bunch here. AMAZINGLY, she was right in front of the pile! She must've knew and put herself in easy reach.

She isn't quite as neat as when I first made her but, to be honest, she wasn't that nice looking to begin with. I thought she would be easy to do but I was a fool. Nothing worked, everything was crooked or mismatched in size and I couldn't get the yarn colors to blend/end in a clean way. I think she has been the least satisfying of the bunch. BUT I do like her design. I even offered to make another one but El wouldn't have it. She said she's cute no matter what! I think she even said something about how she didn't need to be perfect and it gave her character/made her unique or something to that affect. Gotta love that girl.

From "Disney Princess Crochet" by Jessica Ward. Patterns by, Jana Whitley.

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OMG! I finally finished these guys! (girls)

Actually I had finished Tiana about half a year ago (I think) but made the mistake of giving her to El before I took a picture. She had disappeared in the pile of dolls and toys and who knows what else that sits in the various corners of her room. Since I wanted to post whatever projects I had managed to finish (with one WIP) before the end of 2019, I decided that I would dig through everything so I could finally get the last of the bunch here. AMAZINGLY, she was right in front of the pile! She must've knew and put herself in easy reach.

She isn't quite as neat as when I first made her but, to be honest, she wasn't that nice looking to begin with. I thought she would be easy to do but I was a fool. Nothing worked, everything was crooked or mismatched in size and I couldn't get the yarn colors to blend/end in a clean way. I think she has been the least satisfying of the bunch. BUT I do like her design. I even offered to make another one but El wouldn't have it. She said she's cute no matter what! I think she even said something about how she didn't need to be perfect and it gave her character/made her unique or something to that affect. Gotta love that girl.

From "Disney Princess Crochet" by Jessica Ward. Patterns by, Jana Whitley.