Rosie's Handmade Creations

Good Sunday Everyone! Today, let me introduce to you my first "customized" amigurumi doll, I really wanted to do this kind of project, and getting that opportunity,  I didn't hesitate a bit on acccepting this challege. This doll is all made with 100% cotton thread, I embroidered the eyes and used synthetic hair to make her look more natural. I also crocheted her dress, shoes and her bouquet of flowers.  I enjoyed so much making this doll! Meet Valentina!,... she will travel overseas to her new home in Peru ❤ Hope you like it! Credit: Ballerina by Petus.

Good Saturday Everyone! Today I share with you this tiny doll. She is just 7 inches tall, it was a little harder to work with tiny pieces, my hands got tired easily,  but I am very happy with the results. This time, I used fabric and acrylic paint to do the eyes rather than embroider them. I also decided to use synthetic curly hair, and I think both options turned out well. Meet Paulette, my tiny amigurumi Doll. Hope you like it.

Hello Everyone, today I share with you another customized doll... Let me confess, the first time I saw the picture of this pretty girl I fell in love with her curls so, this time, I challenged myself and crocheted her hair, and, I am so happy with the result. Also in this project I gave it my best shot to do the combed yarn technique on her amigurumi doggies ... what do you think??? Meet Raelyn, the sweet girl that loves to play with her poodle pups...  "Raelyn " is off to her new home! Hope you like it!

Searching  on the internet, I found uncountable doll models, all beautiful,   but there are some that took my attention, these dolls have not noses and mouths,  even though they are still cute to me, and I gave a shot on making one from CAROCreated ,  I still I wanted to know the reason of their peculiar features.  This started with Santoro Gorjuss and Julia Puppen,  their dolls don't have any noses and mouths, introducing to some other designers this unique style.  The main idea here is that  we can feel the connection with the doll, that seems to reflect our mood,  whatever mood we are in,  for example,  if we look at the doll’s face when we are sad, the doll would seem to be in empathy with our sadness,  and provide comfort and companionship.  Same way if we’re happy, the doll looks back at us with excitement. How can it be  possible?....  We see the soulful eyes, or the excited cheeks, and we feel t...

Precious "Love"... another amigurumi project of the week. This time I used safety eyes, the perfect option if you do not have the skill of embroider, I think they look cute 😊 Hope you like it! Credit: Baby Lin hand-made

Hello everyone,  I am so excited on sharing with you this little amigurumi ... I have been working on it for the last 3 days and loving the way it turned out. ... This is " Zabivaka" (translated as " The One Who Scores") the little wolf that is the official Mascot of the 2018 FIFA World Cup!! Hope you like it! Credit goes to Petus Ochoa. 

Good Saturday to you all! I am so happy to share with you this colorful amigurumi doll, let me tell you, I am so in love with her 😍... she was a challenge but the work really worth it... Meet Wendy, my clown doll! 🎈🎈🎈🎉🎊 Hope you like it! Credit: by Petus .