I had a friend as a child who had a topsy turvy doll, the lovely doll was very popular and I was very jealous! I decided to design one and make her for one of my girls (the one who loves dolls!) for Christmas. It was tricky figuring out the initial design, but with a bit of good old “winging it” she turned out fine and dandy. Do you know how they work? They’re attached in the middle (no legs) with the long dress covering one head so you only see the opposite head. Turn the doll and skirt over (upside down) to reveal the other doll! I love them, what do you think?
It loks great – I did a knitted version of it for Amelia and another as a birthday present. Amelia still loves her's:)
She (they!) are gorgeous! I too remember the Little Red Riding Hood one, but this little one is far prettier.
Clever you!
great job your dolls are wonderful.
wow you did that well! She's so cute, or is that they are?
Very cute doll – great work š I have a topsy turvy doll on my to-do list as well.
I think your dolls are great – fabulous work!
What a cute doll you did a good job. Take care Carol
I just love here – how sweet – I started knitting Lainey one of these and really should pick it up again.
Very clever, this is fantastic! They look great, well done!
wow. Great job.
I remember my sister had the little red riding one too.
Wonderful! I had a Little red riding good doll when I was knee-high, one end was granny, with the wolf on the back of her head, and the other was Little red!
You've done a great job – hurray for winging it!