How to crochet fittings or tight-fitting coils for dolls

Different yarns produce coils of different sizes. Use cotton, metal wire or baby yarn to make very thin, delicate coils. Use multiple thin coils of the same or many different colors as from

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1. Hook the chain about 5 times the coil you wish to complete. 2. Each crochet is woven with three needles; the stitch you choose will determine your width; double crochet or half crochet. When you work, roll up your curls. 4. Binding.

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 Use larger hooks [No. 4 or No. 5] and 4 layers or rovings.

1. Hook the chain about 5 times the coil you wish to complete. [Doll body needs about 100 ch [20 rings] 2. Each crochet has to do three needles; the stitch you choose will determine your width; double for the body or half double crochet for the arms and legs 3. When you work, 4. Bundle and run 2 or 3 strands of wool in the middle of the coil to fix; do not be too tight or not "elastic". 5. Hook the head, chain 3 and join to form a circle with two single crochets around each stitch until you There is a circle twice the size you want to bind the other half and join together 6. Add to your favorites Add to my movie Add to my collection Add to my favorite Movie Add to my collection Add to Add my movie to my movie to join the wish list to add a comparison.

Tip: * Use any type of cotton thread or yarn. * Test size hooks. * With more or fewer rings, your doll can be very large or very small. * If you find that you need more rings, just tie the last ring; make another chain and tie it to the end of the finished ring.

Warning: * Be careful not to add or drop stitches. * Always leave enough yarn at the end to stitch your pieces together.

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