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Happy February!
Thank you for your patience. It took me a few days to get these posts ready. As you may have seen I got a little sidetracked with my Beast project. Thankfully he is complete now and I am getting back on track.
So, back to this Prince Adam customisation. In this post, I am going to show you how to turn your Arlo doll base (available in my Etsy store here) to make Prince Adam. This post will include a guide on how to do Adam’s hair, facial features (eyebrows, eyes and nose) and a detailed tutorial on how to make his suit. Also included is a downloadable PDF template for Adam’s suit and accessories (that includes his jacket, trousers, vest and scarf), which are made out of felt.
I am over the moon with the outcome. I am no seamstress and sewing is not my strongest skill, but thankfully I was able to use the template from Dr Faciliers Jacket. I just altered it to create Adam’s one so it didn’t turn out to be as much work as I initially thought it would be.
I have to admit that my least favourite part of making dolls clothes is sewing on the sleeves. However, I am finding that the more I do it the easier it gets. If you are not experienced in making doll clothes or even just clothes in general, I would recommend watching a few tutorials first. It will save you a lot of trial and error – and fabric too!
BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES OF PRINCE ADAM
WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
(Template size based on Arlo doll base using 4ply yarn and a 2.5mm hook)
- White felt
- T-shirt transfer paper
- Printer
- Iron
- Scissors
- Felt glue
- Orange-brown 4ply yarn
- Yellow felt
- Electric Blue felt
- Navy blue felt
- Yellow thread
- Navy blue thread
- Electric blue thread
- Sewing needle or sewing machine
- 3 fasteners (i.e. poppers, Velcro, buttons, etc.)
THIS POST CAN ALSO BE VIEW DIRECTLY ON MY PATREON PAGE HERE.
I hope that you found it clear and easy to follow. I tried to add as much detail as possible. However, if you need help with any part of it then I am always available to assist.
Thank you so much for stopping by and until the next time – Happy crocheting!
Chantelle X
