Victoria Rose is an easy-to-make, armatured, 16-inch, free-standing cloth doll. She has a young, full-figured, anatomically-proportioned body with a late 19th Century silhouette.

You have a choice of three faces:

• a very easy traced face, embroidered or colored with pencils and/or crayons
• a trapunto (quilted) face
• a sophisticated needle-modeled face

Victoria Rose's clothing was meticulously researched. Her undergarments consist of a set of combinations (these replaced the chemise and drawers, and had no crotch), a corset, a petticoat, and a bustle pad. (The bustle returned as a pad in the late 1880's.) Her outer garments are a lined walking skirt, a dickey, (rather than a complete blouse to diminish bulk), a lined jacket, and a beautiful hat. Her Victorian boots are paperclay covered with glove leather.

Her hair can be made from either wefted mohair or from textured yarn. Instructions for cleaning and wefting mohair are included.

This is a beautiful doll that I have enjoyed designing. I think you will like all the options.

Full-sized, cut-out patterns and 56-page instruction book filled with pictures, drawings, and hints for dollmakers. This pattern can be used for any young, full figured, anatomically proportioned, female character doll. You are licensed to sell dolls made from this pattern.

$14.95 (Free P & H in USA and Canada)