Especially in the evening, satin dresses with low backs, like the silvery Vionnet dress from 1932 (Fig
Row 20 - SC all st till end Row 21 - DC all st till end, join in the round at the end From now on, you'll be trying the dress on from time to time every few rounds to check how long you want it and how much decreases to do to fit the doll (it fits legs first rather than through the head...) Continue in pattern of 1 DC row followed by 1 SC row (it builds up in length quite quickly) After 5 times of (1dc+1sc) rows in total as counted from white belt, check the fit, and dec evenly to 45 st in SC row by sc2tog (I use invisible decrease) After total 9 (1dc+1sc) rows, dec to about 40st and continue in pattern of 2 rows consisting of 1dc+1sc rows till ankles are reached
Pair with white sneakers, a straw hat, and a crossbody bag
Since the braces were shiny brass and the rods were matte, I spray painted the braces so that they would match the finish of the rods
28% Polyester
Plaid stitching in the shades of Baby Pink, Sky Blue, and Gold
