- •Mooshka dolls
- •Materials needed:
- •Neck area
- •Forming arms
- •I didn’t have problems with any of the arms and this finger making, as I started to create arm under arm area. This way, to make thumb was on both hands first stitches to start with on r22.
- •Legs x2
- •Inc1, dc2 … around (56 sts)
- •And that it is! Your Moosha is done!
- •If this you will find to complicated you can always make eyes with felt pieces or paint them what will make them as beautiful and easier to do.
- •Crocheted eyes:
If this you will find to complicated you can always make eyes with felt pieces or paint them what will make them as beautiful and easier to do.
Crocheted eyes:
With black embroidery thread
Sc8 in magic ring, slip stitch last to first st in back loop of the stitch
Change color for the iris. Let it be one of bright, strong colors in blue, green or brown
Work in back loops only – Ch2, dc1 in same st where sl st made, 2dc in each of the following 7 sts (16 sts)
Add white to sides of each eye through over 4 stitches making slip stitch, 2sc and ending with sl st. (finish off nice and hide ends on the back side of the eye.
For the eye lashes I uses starting and ending thread from making the pupil. Instead of hiding them I placed them on side, fixing them to stay with tiny bit of glue before sewing them on the head.
For sewing the eyes I used so called invisible thread.
Place the eyes between rounds 15 and 19 leaving 8 stitches between them.
Once you sew them or glue them on the head take finest black marker you can find and color the back loops of the outer eye circle. This way you will round the eyes and make them doll looking.
You can embroider the black circle around eyes, but use fine black thread to do it.
You can embroider or paint the eyelashes and lips.
Embroider the nose in the middle of eye area, one round lower (that would be in between rounds 19 and 20). Use two horizontal stitches for embroidering the nose.
Place the lips two rounds below the nose.
Eyebrows
somewhere on the third round upper from the eyes.
Use
little blush to dolls cheeks (or if you are painting the details, use
pink paint for the cheeks as well).
And that it is! Your Moosha is done!
Hope you enjoyed making your Mooshka.
Looking forward to hear from you and see your Mooshka dolls!
