G at lin3arossa
"My daughter would use this for Ella Poupella. It's a Waldorf doll I made for my daughter."
Are you intrigued by someone who made a Waldorf doll for her daughter and gave it such an enchanting name? You should be!
Hop on over to lin3arossa's blog


How could you not love a kid who poses like this? (Note: She does smile, too. Click over and see the range.)
- Flower pants with built-in suspension (that sounds like engineering, doesn't it?)
- Almost-UFO skirt (intriguing name, adorable look)
- Kasia high-waisted skirt (she thinks people were complimenting her more on her blouse than her fabulous skirt — go disabuse her of that notion)
If you entered and didn't win — now that you've met lin3arossa, aren't you glad her daughter won? I bet you feel better, don't you, knowing that the Pink Swirly fabric is going to someone so deserving of babywearing cuteness?

Speaking of which, I really need to find my sewing machine's power cord. lin3arossa suggested looking in the washing machine or the toy box, because that's where her daughter would have put it. Will do!
Thank you to everyone for entering! Be sure to check my giveaway page for current giveaways when next it's updated. I've got a couple fun ones on the horizon!
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