It worked out almost exactly like I wanted.
I don't really like the options available for securing Barbie clothes while still allowing them to pass over her head, so I came up with another option.



Do ya like it?
Please ignore the skirt. I plan on recreating that (with short rows, hah!) relatively soon.
Later!
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I actually am not that fond of fiddly bits like ties on my own clothing, unless it's something extra special. And halters make my neck hurt (I'm serious!).
But I was hoping to make up a pattern with the lacing eventually. For my own thing I am trying to come up with a tank pattern to use my handspun cotton. I thought I had a lot... but I guess ~320 yards isn't really enough for a decent tank top so I will probably make it cropped or sports bra style.
I really want to be confident when I start knitting that I'm not screwing it up, hence the short row Barbie practice!
um, is that YOUR barbie?
I have no idea where mine went.
Oh wait. i remember. My brothers separated all their heads from their bodies and destroyed them.
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