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I am 14 years old and i found your website by browsing on Google for a life like doll pattern. My grandmother, and my mother helped me make your sweet Cindy doll. it took us about three days to complete the whole doll. I believe that the hair was the most difficult thing to do. I named my doll Tabatha. She has yarn hair, and a painted face. My mother suggested me to put my own baby clothes on her. They fit perfectly. I cannot thank you enough for supplying your pattern, its the most life like home-made doll I have ever seen!!
She is Yuko, named for a dear friend
My intention was to have Yuko a little older. At 130% enlargement, she is a North American size 10 - 12. The body is a little more full than I had intended but she is of realistic proportion.
I found that using a nylon nut, bolt and washers in the arm joint works well but would suggest using grommets to reinforce the cloth at the joint.
This project was completed with the Sweet Cindy patterns with minor adjustments.
I have dressed her in purchased clothing and a synthetic costume wig brings a nice touch.
comment of Doku:
Aruhi releases pattern for these dolls. They are much-awaited pattern for boy dolls based on Sweet Cindy technology.
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