amylsacks' photos with the keyword: knit

"The more elegant the fabric, the more a little girl's eyes will gleam when she dresses her doll for a formal occasion. We combined a metallic fabric and a rich rayon satin but scraps in any luxurious texture or color would be suitable: velveteen, lace, moire, taffetta, for example." "Cluny the teen fashion doll" must have her gown. So now's the time to make a gold satin bib apron for yourself, Mrs. America! All the other girls' moms are doing it!

"We at Coats & Clark are proud of our reputation for Quality... nevertheless, we never stop trying to improve our products..." Join us next issue, when we'll teach you how to sew prom dresses and swimwear for Rover and Fluffy!

"Ladies, could you please move out of the way? You're blocking our view of the garbage scow!"

"Oh, Stacey! Will you look at that!" "Don't encourage her, Rina. Just keep walking."

"These versions of couturier clothes require no complicated sewing techniques. Carefully read the general directions below for hints to make your sewing easier and the results more professional. Then sort through the leftover fabric from sewing projects for your family and salvage the suitable bits of fabric necessary to create a wardrobe for a fashion doll." To gear up for "Method Sewing," walk around all day beforehand without bending your arms or legs!

"Because the dolls are so small, in some cases you will find that a couple of skeins of yarn will make several outfits..." Why do we like our knitwear so thick but our "girls" so thin? Y'got me. I don't know.

"Whether your favorite handcraft is knitting, crocheting or sewing, here you will find a wonderful selection of clothes that any little girl would love to own, to make her doll the best-dressed in town!" But no matter how great the dollies look, don't call them B*rb** Dolls, or you'll get us all in a heap of legal trouble, Mom! Front and back covers of a 36-page instructional digest published by Coats & Clark's ("Zippers," O.N.T. Threads," "Red Heart Yarns"), New York, N.Y.