Bubbershoots is a design by Nita Keeler.

I changed the head and facial expression. The Dress and panties are original designs by me. I also knitted blanket. The socks are purchased.

I made Spring based on a Sharon Mitchell pattern "Jeanne". I altered the pattern to look more babyish. She's made from a Lycra- poly material and painted with acrylic paints. I gave an actual button for her belly button.

There are many times I purchase patterns but never open them and this Simplicity pattern number 2809 is one of them. When I saw Doll Net's 10th Annual Cloth Baby (and Animal) Doll Challenge, I remembered I purchased this pattern and decided to give it a go, not knowing if I would finish in time.

Baby doll Lucy was made with a polyester knit fabric and stuffed with Poly-fill, she is super soft and cuddly. Her facial features are embroidered, and I crocheted a wig cap and used faux fur yarn for her hair. I made her clothes and head band from cotton fabric and her little toy kitten was made with craft velour, stuffed with Poly-fil with embroidered facial features.

She is based on a pattern by Sherry Goshon which appeared in the November 2006 issue of "Doll Crafter and Costuming" Magazine. Her pajamas are made from an Oriental Print, and her matching hair is made from fringe which can be found in the Home Deco Section of Hobby Lobby or JoAnn Fabrics. Colored pencils were used to do her face.

This is Bonnie Belle. She is made using a vintage Butterick pattern 290/291 with acrylic brushed out yarn hair, soft cotton body with button joint arms. The outfit is hand made, with store bought shoes and socks.

My love of Anime helped influence her creation. She is just learning to stand and hold herself up good. She loves the color blue and pretty princess dresses. You cannot help but hug her, with those big blue eyes!

This is Priscilla aka "peanut" she is created from a Lyns's Doll House pattern. I changed the feet a little and created my own embroidered face, with Tibetan lamb hair. She has a hand sewn outfit, socks and panties, along with a bonnet. She has button joints and soft poly-FIL stuffing.

She is pouting at present. You see, she found some sewing spools she wasn't supposed to get into while playing, and has gotten her hair quite a mess while playing. Mom was excited to get it in small little piggies finally. But, I think she will be just fine after a short nap.

This is Benjamin, he's 11 months and still teething. He's sad today because he doesn't feel well, he wants his mummy to pick him up.

He's wearing a little handmade fleece top and matching pants. He's 21 inches tall. His face is hand painted, my design. His hair is unravelled knitting wool needle sculpted then sprayed with fixative.

He's made from a pattern book I bought in 1985 and never made before. The designer of the body is Sis Pi , Baby Doll soft sculpture, (book)

This is baby Jasmyn, she's new born. She is the second child. She has a brother Benje.

She's rather beautiful in her pink handmade dress and bonnet. Her face is hand painted and hair is needle felted roving, sprayed with fixative. She has a handmade nappy and tights beneath the dress. She is painted from a real baby photo.

The pattern is a restyled Kezi ..Baby ANNE.

Angela Dawn is a new born made with the Judi Ward's preemie doll pattern. I sculpted her nose. and painted eyes and mouth. I also painted her toe nails and finger nails. She is slightly weighted with bb's, and about 18 inches long. Her clothes are newborn size I bought them. I have sewn head band with a big bow to her hat cause every little girl needs a big bow.

Brella Renee is made using the preemie pattern by Judi Ward. Her nose is a sewn on nose. Painted her with sleepy eyes, and put a magnet in her mouth so she has a paci. Her clothes are store bought, she is about 18 inches long. Painted her toes nails and finger nails. She is sculpted from head to toes.

This baby boy is about 17 inches long from head to toe. He is sculpted with soft knitted fabric "Doll Skin" which is filled with polyfil and mini stones.

Ben has a fixed short baby wig. He has acrylic eyes! He is anatomically correct... He was made from my own pattern however I had inspirations from other famous artists!

This baby girl is about 19 inches long from head to toe. She is sculpted with soft knitted fabric which is filled with polyfil and mini stones. Phylis has a fixed baby wig on her head with lovely golden curls. She has resin eyes!

Her face was completely painted by hand! Her face was gentle blushed with china paint and some acrylic.

Hi my name is Gracie Anne. I am almost 9 months old I can not walk yet but I can crawl really fast. My mommy made me out of velour fabric to be her bundle of joy. My mommy made me using the "Tiny Baby Love" pattern designed by Judi Ward. My mommy needle sculpted me and I have the cutest little bottom. She added sculpt to my eyes and mouth along with my wrists, and a knot to my belly button. She embroidered my eyes, nose and mouth. My hair is made using long fur fabric that mommy styled in to pigtails with pink bows.

She made my dress using the dress pattern that came with the doll pattern. The diaper was also based on the doll pattern and trimmed with fancy machine stitches. My crocheted blanket and pillow are her own designs. My crochet baby dolly is from a pattern design by Liz Field which is an older pattern from Annie's pattern club. My favorite color is pink just like my mommy's.

Meet Chelsea. At 6 1/2 inches long, Chelsea is designed to be approximately 1/4 scale to a real life baby. Chelsea is my own original design, She is all cloth and is jointed at the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, ankles and waist as well as having wired fingers and inset eyes. Chelsea is soft sculpted using a lycra cloth-over technique to eliminate the seam lines in Chelsea's face. Pencils were used to color her face and body.

She is dressed in a little dress, diaper cover and diaper, all designed by me. Her blanket was knitted by me as well, using the smallest knitting needles I could find and crochet thread to try to keep in scale.

Thank for taking time to look at this little baby

I made this doll, using the pattern- "Robin, Baby Flower Fairy" by Arlene Cano (Arlene's Original Designs). She measures approx. 5", sitting, and is made from bathing suit lining. The face has a little bit of needlesculpting for her nose. I used some blush, a fabric marker, and acrylic paints for her face. I made the wings using the designer's wing pattern as a template and formed the shape of them into a single piece of two wings, with colored wire. I then covered them with two pieces of colored knee high stocking, fused together in the middle. I made her flower outfit by crocheting a bunch of flowers and leaves, and then stitching each one together, freeform style.

Her outfit can be removed if desired. The crocheted flowers are a design from www.picot.com. I prefer to sew over gluing, if possible, but I love the designer's approach to doing the wig, so I did follow her technique, and used glue for the wig. The log, in the background, is an accessory, that I bought.

My doll's name is Ella, & she was made using the pattern "Baby Mine 19'" by NimblePhish 2016. I adapted the pattern with a different nose, I added hair, & ears. I needle sculpted the fingers, toes, elbows, knees, & buttocks. I adapted the hat, to include a bunny decal using felt & pom poms. The diaper was adapted by adding elastic differently around the leg holes & adding safety pins instead of Velcro (as the pattern suggested). I designed the dress with bunny decal (similiar to the hat), the socks were made with stretchy nylon edged with lace. The shoes were made using faux leather (eyelets punched out with paper punch), & the soles were made with foam. Braided yarn was used for the shoelaces. The additional items in the photos was purchased : pacifier and bunnies.

My doll's name is Hannah, & it is created using the pattern "Shy Violet 19" by Carolee Creations. I followed the original pattern with minor adaptions to the face & hair. I needle sculpted the elbows, wrists, knees, belly button & buttocks. The diaper was adapted by adding elastic differently around the leg holes & adding safety pins instead of Velcro (as the pattern suggested from pattern "Baby Mine 19", created by NimblePhish 2016). I designed the socks with stretchy nylon edged with lace, then added bows using the camo fabric. I also made a headband with the same fabric & lace. The shoes I designed using faux leather (eyelets punched out with paper punch), & the soles were made with foam. Braided yarn was used for the shoelaces. I altered the overdress pattern included with this doll pattern into a dress by adding a collar, double half sleeves & sewing a back seam closure. The camo fabric used was to represent "Daddy's Future Hunting Buddy".