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From: Gina Power |
I love this doll and would like to try to make her but when I click for the pattern there are a lot of hatch marks all over the instructions making it impossible to read. Any suggestions to get around this??
Thanks, as a new subscriber to this blog I am really looking forward to lots of great posts
Gina
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I've fallen in love with the mermaid
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She is just precious.
From: Lisa N |
Sadly, the text in the PDF is also messed up for me. I have tried in two different browsers
Such an adorable pattern--I hope you are able to fix the pattern PDF.
From: Kory Beavers |
Ditto on Gina's post. Is there a way to get a proper PDF file?
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I'm having the same problems with the pdf file as Gina above -- lots of hatch marks and missing letters in the first 3 pages. The pattern pieces on the last page look fine though.
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Nevermind! Gina: upgrade your Adobe Reader and it will be fine!
From: Lisa N |
Thank you, nanann! As a clarification, Adobe Reader 9 is needed. I had Adobe Reader 8, and when I clicked to check for updates, it said there were none available. I had to go the Adobe site to download version 9. Took forever to download and install, but well worth it for this adorable pattern!
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Love Hillary!!! Her patterns are truly wonderful!!! I am having the same troubles with PDF as stated above.
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So cute. I like that she's not glam, just super cute and perfect for any little girl!
Simple, easy pattern, and beautiful colors! Love it!
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i ve been reading hillary blog for five years now. i ve seen her son and daughter grow! shes really talented! love her stories!
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I'm making this mermaid this week with my daughter. How fun! I love how lovable this is.
-emilie
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I love wee wonderfuls. Thanks for the mermaid pattern. I did not have any problems with the pdf file.
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I can not wait to sew this one with my 6year old! She will love it!
From: Sherry |
I updated my adobe reader and that didn't help. any other suggestions? would like to make this , its really cute. thanks.
From: Gina Power |
Thanks for the tip nanann - it worked
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What an adorable pattern! It's a brilliant idea, her blog and book, especially since so many people are interested in "back to basics" playthings and parent-child connections -- and a mini mermaid doll is a perfect choice for a summer-themed project
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I think my reign as aunt of the year will be extended once my little neices get a glimpse of these supercute dolls of their very own!!!
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I still can't read the pdf. I updated my Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional, and it did not help.
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Very cute doll, but not the greatest pattern. Stitching the curves of the arms was very difficult. Turning the bang section of the hair proved impossible with my small whale cord. Ultimately I ended up doing both by hand. I appreciate the free pattern but it there are methods to make these difficult parts more workable that should be included in the pattern. Either way my girls love them and that's what matters. Thanks.
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I just bought this book and this was the first pattern I traced! What a lovely book.
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She is adorable. There are so many ways to decorate her. This will be a great summer craft for my daughters. Thanks!
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[...] I’m going to get to pyjamas this year so I’ll probably let her open her hat. Or her mermaiden if I get to it. Are you all set? I wrapped most of our gifts on Saturday night and feel totally [...]
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[...] I love the book Wee Wonderfuls: 24 Dolls to Sew and Love by Hillary Lang. You’ll be seeing a lot of it on this blog. My love for her work started with the Mermaiden doll. Free pattern found here. [...]