Free Crochet Baking Chef Doll Pattern
Item# RHC0334-016778V
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- 4 cardboard disks: one each 2" (5 cm) in diameter and 3" (7.5 cm) in diameter; two 4" (10cm) in diameter
- Polyester fiberfill
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551 Cute Pattern
This worked out well with a few adaptations. My “dolls” like pink and purple, so I used scraps of those colors instead of Minty. Also, I made the cake with white sides and the pink edging. Instead of cardboard, I used plastic canvas pieces for the top and bottom. That way it can get wet and not bleed brown spots. If you don’t want the cake to have puffy sides, take a strip of plastic canvas [or cardboard] and roll it to fit the cake to support the sides. For the candle flame, I took orange and yellow baby yarn and worked them together. It gave a flickering effect. Attach the candle before you stuff; it’s easier. I didn’t think the pie came out as well, but the gals in my crochet group liked it. I had an empty plastic dog food container that was just the right size to support it.
LabLady551- Quality of Product
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- Cute Pattern (Image 48210160)This worked out well with a few adaptations. My “dolls” like pink and purple, so I used scraps of those colors instead of Minty. Also, I made the cake with white sides and the pink edging. Instead of cardboard, I used plastic canvas pieces for the top and bottom. That way it can get wet and not bleed brown spots. If you don’t want the cake to have puffy sides, take a strip of plastic canvas [or cardboard] and roll it to fit the cake to support the sides. For the candle flame, I took orange and yellow baby yarn and worked them together. It gave a flickering effect. Attach the candle before you stuff; it’s easier. I didn’t think the pie came out as well, but the gals in my crochet group liked it. I had an empty plastic dog food container that was just the right size to support it.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/9968a301-3dbe-5ec0-be9e-42b3a253ef0a
- Cute Pattern (Image 48210161)This worked out well with a few adaptations. My “dolls” like pink and purple, so I used scraps of those colors instead of Minty. Also, I made the cake with white sides and the pink edging. Instead of cardboard, I used plastic canvas pieces for the top and bottom. That way it can get wet and not bleed brown spots. If you don’t want the cake to have puffy sides, take a strip of plastic canvas [or cardboard] and roll it to fit the cake to support the sides. For the candle flame, I took orange and yellow baby yarn and worked them together. It gave a flickering effect. Attach the candle before you stuff; it’s easier. I didn’t think the pie came out as well, but the gals in my crochet group liked it. I had an empty plastic dog food container that was just the right size to support it.https://photos-us.bazaarvoice.com/photo/2/cGhvdG86c3BpbnJpdGU/162059cc-134d-5067-848d-c2925b2fa3f9
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