Showing posts with label Bratz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bratz. Show all posts

April 10, 2011

White Gown with Black Trim for 12" Fashion Doll Free Crochet Pattern

This free pattern was designed to fit a 12-inch fashion Bratz Doll. The gown and trim is made of size 10 crochet threads and size 7 crochet hook. You will also need a snap for the back of the dress. The gown is all white and features a train in back that is edged in black lace. Black lace also trims the front skirt as well. The pattern is free. Here is the link I'd love to see what you make! My e-mail is: contact@donnascrochetdesigns.com www.donnascrochetdesigns.com www.freepatternsdonnascrochetdesigns.com www.livingplastic.com

March 21, 2011

Free Crochet Pattern Pj's Bratz Fashion Doll



Here is My Latest Free Pattern:
It is a shortie pajama top & bottom combo that will fit a 12-inch fashion Bratz Doll. Also included are the instructions for her teddy bear friend!
The pattern is on my free patterns site: www.freepatternsdonnascrochetdesigns.com
I have over 300 free crochet patterns there!
I am tyring to place larger pictures on the site as asked for and am trying to replace the dreaded abbreviation sa with the word same!
Enjoy, Donna

August 31, 2007

More Toys for Bumble Bee Bratz Play Set

That's right I've designed more toys for the Bumble Bee play set for the 4-1\2" Baby Bratz doll.

A friend and good customer of mine suggested I do more with the play set and you know me, I love a challenge!

Thanks LindaC!

So I came up with this swing and trampoline -- bee themed of course!

I love adding motion to crochet toys. The swing actually swings and supports the doll. My frist version of the swing had triangle supports instead of the square ones in the photo. To my embarassment, when I put the doll in the swing her head hit the dowel the swing was tied to and wouldn't move. Who on earth wants a swing that can't swing? Back to the drawing board!

You know, when you don't get it right the first it's not that you failed you just learned one more thing not to do!

I believe it was my third attempt when I got it all figured out. Not bad, sometimes it takes me a dozen or more times before I can get things just right. Aren't you gald I keep trying?

Well the trampoline was sooo much easier to make.

I did do a slide, but the crochet bees I covered the slide part with wouldn't let the doll slide. Back to the drawing board on that one! Oh well, Everyone needs a hobby, right?


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July 28, 2007

Idea Behind My Design of Beumble Bee Play Set for 4-1\2" Bratz Dolls

Hi!

I'm often asked where I get my ideas from.

First I want to say that what I do is design crochet patterns, not re-make a crochet pattern that is all ready floating out there in the world.

When I start thinking of a new project I start looking at things that are out there in the non-crochet world. Like at Home Stores, Clothing Stores, Toy Stores, etc.

I want a challenge. I want to take something that has never been seen in crochet before and translate it into a pattern that most people who crochet can easily follow and make one of their own.

With this said, I'll get back to the Bumble Bee Play Set.

Have you ever heard of the cartoon "Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends?" It is on the cartoon network and I love it. Edwardo is my favorite character which has absolutely nothing to do with the play set by the way.

Anyway, in one cartoon the entire gang at Foster's went to this play-pizza place. I won't bore you with the story line, just that it was a hive shaped pizza place and they had this guy dressed up in a bee suit to meet and greet.

And that's it...

My inspriation for the bee hive play set.

I have to admit it doesn't really make a lot of sence and maybe I watch too many cartoons--Never!--but that's how it works for me. I see something. It gets sucked into my head along with the tons of other things floating around in there, some times they bump into each other and an idea is born: Bratz Doll = Bee Hive and some times it is just strange up there, but I enjoy it.

Come along to my website: http://www.donnascrochetdesigns.com/ and see what other strange things you can find there.

Who knows, maybe you'll even suggest an idea or two!