From: Christina G
Inspired to make the Ruby Doll, I took a stab at it having never sewn on a machine since 1985. Had the craft fail blog been around then, I wouldn’t be posting for the first time.
I was so impressed that I got as much done and as I’m coming around the home stretch, I realize that I didn’t turn the pattern inside out! Also she has enough room at the bottom to add another foot. Oh well, I still do love her and plan to keep her as a reminder why you don’t sew late at night. Let’s see whose cute free pattern I can ruin next. Stay tuned, you haven’t seen the last of me
Nailed it.

oh wait, now the file is too large to upload. I even fail at trying to post on craftfail.
Love your Ruby doll! So sweet.
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Amy x
Oh my..that is bad. Cute, but still bad. :D
She is still cute!
Stitch a felt bonnet on her head, trim with lace, she will be fine.
Alternately, give her yarn hair that goes to her shoulders.
She’s cute. You’re not far from success.
AWESOME! I have a fail that sort of reminds me of your doll! I have to take a picture tonight! I *tried* to make a bear for my little lady (using old sweater parts, buttons, etc). The end result: pitiful! I ended up tying a tiny scarf around his neck and told her his name was “Business Bear”. She thought he was the best thing ever! ha! Good thing she’s only two!