Here's a Little Red WIP patiently waiting for her slippers, cloak and basket. I like to revisit my patterns when I have the time and try variations. I have been experimenting with some different versions of her face and hair. I'm also mentally designing a loooong-planned Pippi pattern while I experiment with Little Red. It's fun to think of the possibilities. A school bag and a Mr. Nilsson are surely a must.
She is so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteher clothing is perfect ~ you're so talented at making these !
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, she is! And I don't see any unerased lines on her face! :)
ReplyDeleteSo sweet and I love her little pigtails.
ReplyDeleteIh, sweet! I'd love a Pippi! My son called Mikey Mr. Nilsson until he got his Mojo.
ReplyDeleteLove this little red version. We have just finished reading Pippi so will wait with anticipation to see what you come up with.
ReplyDeleteI love her. She is so cute. You are amazing!
ReplyDeleteAaawww - want her! And I won't pretend that I want her for my kid ;-)
ReplyDeleteMagnifique Petit Chaperon Rouge !!!
ReplyDeleteBravo
Nadia
How lovely it is..
ReplyDeleteI really like to follow your work, Larissa (not a bog surprise, I know!). This particular Little Red looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAnd I can hardly wait for you to make the Pippi doll. You will be the very right person to make her. Not everyone has the talent to do so. Pippi deserves the best and you can definitely give her exactly that - and more. :))
...a bIg suprise...
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Ooh, a Pippi! Yes, please! Is it bad that I'm 27, don't have kids, and want one for myself? :)
ReplyDeletePretty Red! Pippi might have to borrow Mikey Monkey's pirate hat, too.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for Pippi.I loved all those stories when I was young.Would be a good gift with the books for my grandaughters.
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