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Posted Mon Nov 30, 2015 9:16 pm...
posting this to: (A) see if it works and

(B) to ask if this sounds like it would be ok... take bottom half of soda bottle and take twine and needle and weave around making loops so I can crochet into them then crochet both a top half to close like a purse does but also a slip like they use to do with the bottom of Clorox bottle to make those Sunday cradle purses for little girls and use it for Rosies bed?

You guys remember those don't you? My grandma made me a couple of them...very cool and if it works? I have about 30 little 5 inch dolls can make up a whole line of little girl "Fetch" dolls...  Confused   Mad  hmmm might be a wee bit immoral to set out my wee army of fetchs tho you think?  
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Posted Tue Apr 19, 2016 4:43 pm...
I guess I will post this anyway I know I posted about "Rosie" how she moved etc

I was then trying to figure out how to do a couple to help keep my house from sliding down the hill finally used Runic spell written on stones and set them at the 4 corners just under the house NOW I have found a way to make a new, interesting new one! I found a fairly rare Uneeda 27 inch tall doll cheap and only 2 more like her can I find! I think I'm going to buy them as well so she is not alone! They will be the "Coven of Fetchs" a blond, brunette and a red head. LOL If I succeed I will try to post pics of them out fits and all~  :roll:  Laughing
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