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Happy Halloween but around here we like to say, Happy Doll-o-Ween!
This is part 3 of our Spook-tacular 3-part series.
We’re sewing something eerie-sistible for our 1st nendoroid doll.
And the final piece is a delightful pumpkin dress from the Nendoroid Doll Book of Adorable Seasonal Outfits.
The dress, along with the tights and long T-shirt, transformed our doll into a stunning Jack-o-lantern!
See how all the pieces came together.
That’s A Wrap!
Thanks for watching part 3 of our spook-tacular series.
We hope you enjoyed it.
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We look forward to sewing with you again.
Where to Buy
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- ISBN: 9784529059749
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Book’s Original Name: ねんどろいどどーる かわいいお洋服BOOK
The costume is super cute and the tutorial is fun and easy to follow, congrats and thank you for posting this!
Hi Neon,
We’re so glad to hear you like the tutorial.
When I saw the illustrations that went with this pattern I felt intimidated by it (so many panels)
Fortunately or unfortunately we’re like a good challenge 😅
It took us several sewing attempts to get to a point where we felt comfortable in explaining the steps we took to create it.
The design is cute and our nendoroid doll looks adorable but the overall instructions made us want to pull our hair out several times 😱
Haha, I can imagine that! Most things that look effortless are usually things that have been done thousand times before, in a very painful and labored way…
So true 🙂