The Leftover Solution
Recently, I came across some old Barbie clothes that my husband's Grandma Florence had knit decades ago. My mother-in-law gave them to me to keep for my daughter and I had forgotten all about them as they were stashed away in a drawer.
Suddenly, I realized what I could do with all of the leftover yarn I have! I have odds and ends of yarns in varying weights and colors and have often wondered what to do with it all. So why not use it to whip up a little Barbie shift dress or tank top in between projects? My daughter will definitely appreciate it and who knows, maybe it will be passed down to my grandchildren some day.
Suddenly, I realized what I could do with all of the leftover yarn I have! I have odds and ends of yarns in varying weights and colors and have often wondered what to do with it all. So why not use it to whip up a little Barbie shift dress or tank top in between projects? My daughter will definitely appreciate it and who knows, maybe it will be passed down to my grandchildren some day.



4 Comments:
Oh, they are darling! I love the detail. I think I would be tempted to shadowbox the outfits, but adding to the wardrobe is certainly a good idea too.
Shadowboxing these is a great idea! I'm afraid to allow my daughter to play with these because, well, she's five. She can play with anything I knit, but Grandma Florence's are showpieces for sure.
I have several outfits that my grandma knit and sewed for my Cabbage
Patch dolls. I love them and look forward to passing them on to my little girl when she is a little older. A shadowbox is a great idea for showing off the outfits that may be too special to put into little hands.
Those are simply brilliant! Really. I don't think I could love them more.
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