Rules and stuff:
Since multiple people may suggest the same thing, the first suggestor will get the pattern. And since there will only be one winner per pattern, make sure to take a look through the blogs and tweets to make an original suggestion (giving you the best chance of winning a pattern!) I'll announce all suggestions and winners here and on Twitter, and I'll contact you for email address or ravelry username to gift pattern.
Deal ends on July 31, so get thinkin' ;D
Thanks, Dawn.
UPDATES:
first pattern winner: Panda entered by Seelenfein (7/2)! Tilly the panda pattern now available on etsy
second pattern winner: Lamb entered by Mary Heather (7/9)! "Not enough good lamb patterns out there!" Thanks so much for your awesome suggestion ;D
third pattern winner: Basset hound pup entered by Simone (7/16)! I may have to take a few liberties with this one but I'm up for the challenge... thanks again for all the great suggestions ;D
fourth pattern winner: Lion entered by oOoCarinaoOo from twitter (7/23)! A few people submitted a lion suggestion, but oOoCarinaoOo was the first ;D
fifth (and final) pattern winner: Turtle entered by Brandi(and daughters)(7/31)! I hope all your girls will enjoy their very own turtle ;D
Well, that brings us to the end of this adventure! And I don't know about you all, but I had a great time hearing all your thoughts and suggestions... Be sure to come back and check out all the patterns when they're complete, and as always feel free to join the conversation!
Thanks again all ;D
I would love to see a frog as a ballerina. Would you make it? Please, please, please. =)
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Annika
I think a cow could be cute~ Particularly if it had a knit cowbell!
ReplyDeletemissblonde1 tweeted for a lamb!
ReplyDeleteOr a panda.
ReplyDeleteI have 3 yo nephew ...also some thought of donating to the library end of summer reading prize box. Need equal opportunity "Boy look" clothing. (Removable overalls instead of dress/sweater? ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Laurie in Maine, have you seen my Jeremy pattern? He sounds like he might be what you're looking for, removable overalls and all!
ReplyDeleteFind him in my etsy shop!
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I did find it after I wrote the request ;)
ReplyDeleteSo I've come to amend my request for Ask & you shall Receive challenge. Maybe a boyish hooded sweatshirt/sweater? :D
Working on another doll head this week. Thinking about leaving off the "Abigail" pigtails and making a boy this time. But I LOVE the pigtails - as mother of 2 girls all grown up!
(Found out yesterday crocheting in the jeep - while husband is driving +65 MPH down the rainy Interstate - makes me light headed!)
I think a school outfit or graduation outfit would be quite good as finished items would be good for gifts for pupils or teacher also a little apple as the saying is apple for the teacher
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I would love hats. All those bunnies and not a single top hat!
ReplyDeleteI really happy, that you pick the panda. =) Can´t wait to see and crochet it. =)
ReplyDeleteHave a sunny weekend,
Annika
oOoCarinaoOo tweets: "Oh I know how about a lion?", "Or a monkey?"
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the panda is so cute!! still hoping for a lamb! ;D
ReplyDeleteHow about a hippo?
ReplyDeleteHow about a basset-hound? I bet those droopy ears would look extra cute!
ReplyDeleteBtw, I love your notebook sketches!!! X*
I would love to see an octopus with your adorable legs! Wouldn't that be fun!
ReplyDeleteMy pick would be a giraffe.
ReplyDeleteI would really like a cute owl but I love alla your patterns and think that you will come up with something extraordinary. Best regards
ReplyDeleteI would love a dog pattern - maybe there is the option to have a few different options on the end of your patten for different types of dogs (I have a labradoodle ;) )
ReplyDeleteOoh and a cute little sheep.
Ever thought about also doing minatures or flat versions so you can coordinate throughout a nursery???
I think that counts as 3 new ideas for you :)
how about something else for the boys like a lion, with a fuzzy mane.
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or a monkey with a nice long tail and big round ears
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or a monkey with a long tail and big round ears
ReplyDeleteme again sue
susieq1202@rogers.com
I'd love to see you do a horse (or unicorn). I've been searching for a cute crochet horse pattern for my horse-loving daughter, but can't find a really cute one.
ReplyDeleteMy other daughter would love a turtle:)
ReplyDeleteOk, one last suggestion:) My middle daughter would love a flamingo.
ReplyDeleteI think a poodle for sure! The stitch from the lamb might work...then I'd already know how to do it!!Tee*hee*
ReplyDeleteInnersparkle on Revelry
How about a fairy??
ReplyDeleteA fawn!! A little spotted fawn!!!
ReplyDeleteI think a good friend for Moe the lamb, that could suit a boy or a girl, would be a goat. I can imagine the little horns and chin whiskers, not to mention a wardrobe with your adorable sweaters!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite of your patterns is the Abigail doll and it so happens that my daughter is named Abigail. I would love to see a pattern named Elliott (for my son). Maybe a sea turtle or a gorilla
ReplyDeleteHow about a cute, sneaky little weasel?
ReplyDeleteI love weasels, but I can't seem to find a good knitted/crocheted pattern! I wrote my own knitted pattern, but I'm still searching for a crochet one!
Thanks, and warmest regards,
Arlene
How about a fantasy creature like a cute little dragon?
ReplyDeleteOr a bigger version of your little bat doll with big wings to wrap around the doll?
How about a horse? Or a unicorn?
ReplyDeleteHow about a deer? (sorry, I'm bombarding you with requests!)
ReplyDeleteDefinately a FAWN. A lil' fawn with white spots. You wouldn't have to worry about he/she standing upright, but instead make them wobbly so they can lay flat. True to a newborn fawn.
ReplyDeleteA squirl, a cute squirl with a big fluffy tail. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you
Melissa
Alyssa5000@yahoo.com
Simone, if you're out there, I need to know where to send your pattern!!! contact me:
ReplyDelete@dawntoussaint, or info@dawntoussaint.com
Thanks!
Hmm??? No Elephant? I would love to see your vision of an elephant! Such majestic creatures!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to the winners! :)
ReplyDeleteBrandi, I need to know where to send your pattern!
ReplyDeleteI would really love a platypus, but for beginners lol
ReplyDeletea partridge pattern would be amazing or a little quail, there are NO REALISTIC partridge patterns and the chukar or red legged partridge is absolutely lovely
ReplyDeletemy email is muna.nana@gmail.com
I know that it has been years since your contest. I would like to see you make a crochet Cabbage Patch look a like doll pattern. I just love there facial expressions,I can not figure out how to make a puckered mouth, or how to sink in eyes, or i would attempt it on my oen, but I will bet, people would buy.
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