Baby Christine now has her newly washed clothes on, and I then moved on to the second part of my restoration challenge, which was to adapt the back carrier to be a carry cot.
This was relatively straightforward as I only needed to add two carry handles. The carrier washed and dried well. I used webbing to create the handles and to add support underneath the carrier. It can now be used as either a carrier or a backpack.
Now its all ready for a new little owner who we should see at the end of this week.
Thank you for all your lovely comments and favs. We look forward to seeing a little girls face when she sees the carrier and doll this weekend (all being well).
I made the carrier because dolls can be quite heavy to carry by their little owners. We used to put dolls/ sot toys in our rucksacks but had to leave the heads poking out so they "could breathe.". I put in a bit of thought and made the carrier.
Katharine
July 29th, 2020
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Thank you for all your lovely comments and favs. We look forward to seeing a little girls face when she sees the carrier and doll this weekend (all being well).
I made the carrier because dolls can be quite heavy to carry by their little owners. We used to put dolls/ sot toys in our rucksacks but had to leave the heads poking out so they "could breathe.". I put in a bit of thought and made the carrier.
Katharine