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OffJumpsJack · 11-05-2008, 01:42 PM

Um, any one (or few) in particular?

You would need a large crew of crocheters to do all 117.

Some I would guess to need advanced techniques, such as those with flowers and intricate lace work (especially the lace ruffles). Others are simply layered and would only need beginner to intermediate crochet (in the round) experience (like lace doilies).

Granny squares are as good an introduction to crochet in the round as any. It teaches both increases per round (to lay flat) and shaping.

Lace doilies might be a good transition or parallel project for learning some techniques that might be needed.

More I can not say without addressing a specific doll-dress.

--Jack

11-05-2008, 01:42 PM	#2
OffJumpsJack Working the Gusset Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: North Carolina Posts: 1,127 Thanks: 447 Thanked 310 Times in 248 Posts	Displaying 1 - 20 of 117 item(s) found. Um, any one (or few) in particular? You would need a large crew of crocheters to do all 117. Some I would guess to need advanced techniques, such as those with flowers and intricate lace work (especially the lace ruffles). Others are simply layered and would only need beginner to intermediate crochet (in the round) experience (like lace doilies). Granny squares are as good an introduction to crochet in the round as any. It teaches both increases per round (to lay flat) and shaping. Lace doilies might be a good transition or parallel project for learning some techniques that might be needed. More I can not say without addressing a specific doll-dress. --Jack __________________ --Jack Master of Crochet, apprentice of Knit as Off-Jumps-Jack OTN another Black & gold Diagonal Square Potholder OTH Baby blanket OTH Lace doily - A vintage pattern recreating from an heirloom.