Leg Split for added allure
Skill Level: Easy Terminology: US Term Supplies: 3.5 mm (E) Furls Crochet Hook (or whatever hook size needed to match gauge) Brava Worsted Weight Yarn (100% Premium Acrylic, Worsted Weight (4), 218yds/200m, 100g/3.5oz), 1 skein each of: Colour A: Cream (or preferred skin colour) Colour B: White Colour C: Brindle (or preferred hair colour) Colour D: Mulberry Colour E: Lady Slipper Colour F: Denim Colour G: Black Colour H: Cotton Candy Colour I: Dove Heather Colour J: Freesia Colour K: Seraphim Colour L: Rouge Colour M: Marina Colour N: Almond 2 9 mm Black Safety Eyes 12 9 mm Buttons in preferred colour(s) Polyester Stuffing 1 3/8 Pom Pom Maker or a piece of cardboard Tapestry Needle Multiple Stitch Markers Scissors Sewing Thread and Needle Sewing Pins (optional but helps make the assembly process easier) Abbreviations: BLO = Back Loops Only BPDC = Back Post Double Crochet CH = Chain CH SP = Chain Space DC = Double Crochet FPDC = Front Post Double Crochet FLO = Front Loops Only FO = Finish Off HDC = Half Double Crochet MC = Magic Circle PM = Place Marker/Stitch Marker RS = Right Side SC = Single Crochet SCDEC = Single Crochet Decrease SCINC = Single Crochet Increase SK = Skip SL ST = Slip Stitch SP(s) = Space(s) ST = Stitch WS = Wrong Side Special Techniques and Stitches: FO leaving a long tail
Start with a sweet, ruffled dress in pastel colours, preferably with a floral print
Necklines of day dresses also tended to be in a low V shape therefore the bust area was covered with a chemisette
But we tied it together with the same hair cliphers was white, mine was black
The bodice features intricate lace embroidery, enhanced with shimmering beaded and sequin accents, creating a refined yet glamorous look
