How to Crochet Toilet Tissue Covers Made With Dolls

An attractive toilet paper cover will cover up an extra roll of paper in the bathroom while adding a decorative feel to the room.Dress of crochet fashion dollA dress of size wrapped in tissue rolls.The body of the doll dressed was inserted into the tissue roll to finish the look, reminiscent of the bathroom decor in 1960.
Toilet paper cover made of dolls is a talk item that can be used as a vintage gift.Weave 30-pin crochet around the ponytail elastic band with yarn and F crochet.Make a slip needle in the first shot to be added.
The work of this crochet will cover the fastening of the crochet corset to the elasticity of the doll\'s chest.Make sure to hide the band in the crochet seam.Make a chain in each stitch around the ring, and then make a crochet for a total of 30 stitches.
Slide the stitching to connect the end of the line.Repeat this line of 30 single crochet, complete with a sliding Needle, and add the third row to the tenth row.Try this bodice that should be 2 and 1/2 to 2 and 3/4 long and put on the doll to make sure it fits from the chest to the waist.
The waist will loose.
The elastic band should be attached to the top of the chest.Make a chain stitch that will be treated as the first single crochet and make the second single crochet in the same stitch.Make a crochet in the next shot.Continue, make 2 single crochet and 1 single crochet in the next shot in row 11.
Slip the needle to join.
Check if the last row of your crochet is wide enough to cover single or double sanitary paper rolls.Measure the width of the top of the crochet skirt with a tape measure and compare it to the width of the toilet roll.If it\'s not big enough, take out a row and do 2 Double Crochet in each of the 11 rows.
Make a chain stitch, which is important for the first crochet.Make a second crochet with the same stitch.Continue, make 2 crochet in each of the 12 rows.
Do a chain stitch and a single hook needle in the first stitch of the 13 rows.Make 2 separate crochet in each stitch around the skirt and add slip pins in 13 rows to 25 rows.Test dolls and clothes on toilet paper towels.
Continue the crochet arrangement until the length of the skirt completely covers the single roll or double roll.Measurements from the bottom of the waist to the bottom of the toilet paper roll and doll feet are about 6 and 1/2.Make a 2-stitch chain.Double Crochet for the same needle.Chain 1 pin and make 2 Double Crochet in the same stitch to create the shell needle.
Skip one shot and do two-pin double-crochet, chain 1-pin, and 2-pin double-crochet shell needles every other stitch at the bottom of the entire skirt.The last slip needle.Cut the yarn and leave 4-inch long tail.Weave the yarn into the skirt and hide it.Attach the yarn to the top on the back of the skirt and tie the knot firmly.
Make a 6-pin chain for a strap.
Slide the stitching into the shoulder area at the top of the front of the skirt.Sew a few stitches on the front of the skirt to the opposite shoulder.Sew 6 stitches for the second strap.Fix the strap on the back of the skirt by sliding the stitching into the top.