This sweet butterfly hair clip coordinates with Oma’s Place’s 3D winged butterflies. Why not make that special little girl in your life a beautiful butterfly dress with a matching hair clip and then make one for dolly, too! A pdf document with easy to follow photo instructions is included with your purchase. This is an in the hoop project and can be done in 4×4 hoops.

What a fun design to place on a child’s pillow, blanket, tshirt or little tote. You are getting the design with the word Princess as well as a blank applique shelf for you to place a child’s name over it, if you wish to do so. You can also leave off the little stitched bows and apply 3 D bows for an extra special touch. The design comes both in 5×7 and 4×4 formats, for a total of 4 stitch files.

Artist Credit: www.jrett.com

Dimensions:
Princess shelf 5×7 5.76×3.75”
Princess shelf 4×4 3.93×3.56”

Stitch Count:
5×7 With “Princess” 9,389
5×7 Without wording 4,155
4×4 With “Princess” 6,263
4×4 Without wording 6,198

What a sweet little baby bear ballerina. She is just perfect for baby bibs and burps. She’ll dance and twirl her way right into your heart.

For 4×4 hoops.

Exclusive art: www.sugarbeargraphics.com

Design Dimensions: 3.07×3.94”
Stitch Count: 11,997

This boy doll is the “brother” to our Blossom doll for 5×7 hoops. The doll comes with patterns for an embroidered top, a pair of pants and a vest. The clothing items are mostly completed in the hoop, with some machine and/or hand sewing required. You have the option of appliqueing boots to the legs or having plain legs and feet so you can put purchased doll shoes or boots on the little fellow. The belly button is a little lasso…., just for the fun of it!
Also part of your purchase is a pattern for a child’s lined drawstring backpack with an applique cowboy pocket on the outside. The pocket designs can be used on other child items such as shirts, quilts, etc. In addition, you are receiving the “Giddy Up” design that’s on the little doll’s t-shirt in a boy size version. You also are receiving an applique sheriff’s badge design for use in a child’s room or on boy clothing.

Meet “Blossom”. We hope she will make many little girls happy this Christmas (or any time of the year!).

This is the first in a series of dolls that are made as an in-the-hoop project for 5×7 hoops. The doll comes with patterns for an embroidered dress, a top, a pair of pants, shorts, and undies. The clothing items are mostly completed in the hoop, with some machine and/or hand sewing required. Shoes are appliqued to the legs and a little blossom is stitched for Blossom’s belly button. You are also receiving a leg design without the shoes. Detailed instructions for the doll, the clothing items, as well as the application of yarn hair are part of your purchase. The doll is shown with a size 8 doll wig. Links are provided for the purchase of such wigs, should you decide to use wigs rather than making yarn hair. Sewing instructions for a small doll carrying tote is also part of your purchase.

Doll finished size: 11.5”

Artist Credit: http://www.sugarbeargraphics.com

Here are some comments from one of our test stichers:

Hi everyone! I’m sure you know I love all of Monika’s designs but I really think she has outdoone herself this time!! I just had to write a little note to let you all know how fun and easy this little Blossom Doll is to put together. I put her together within a few hours on and off throughout the course of the day because I was sick with the flu and tending to my little dog who was having her puppies! If I had just sat down to do the doll and nothing else it would have been no more than a couple of hours including her hair. The clothes likewise are very easy to do and I did those the next next day in no time flat. The instructions are easy as pie to follow with lots of pictures. Even the yarn hair was a breeze and completely on my little blossoms head in under 30 minutes. I sewed it to her head while watching TV. You will have a ball picking out fabrics for clothes and deciding on a hairstyle. The proof is in the pudding because my 5 year old granddaughter Abby absolutely LOVES her!! She has already picked out fabrics for more clothes. She has been playing with the doll constantly since I have completed her, and has shown way more interest in her than any of her store bought dolls. and asked if I could make Blossom a brother. So…Monika, Bring on the little brother!! LOL I think this would make a great Christmas Gift for any little girl.

Here are photos from her project: