Is that you actually have to choose which one you intend to use on the finished doll!
The heads are not attached firmly, so they are a little, well floppy and the lighting is terrible today as it’s a horrible overcast grey day.
When making crocheted dolls, rather than clothing or accessories, is that you ALWAYS have to constantly test, fit and adjust the piece that you are currently working with — to make sure it’s going to be correct for the finished item. While the arms and legs are fairly standard in size – the body and head always seems to vary a little by doll — just because of the amount of stuffing and the size of the yarn and the hook.
Here is head number one, it’s a longer, thinner head (probably a good head for fairies).
I think I like the second head better. You’re right – the first one would look good on a fairy-type doll.
I like the second head better on this doll – it fits the body better 🙂
LOL, the second head was the one I went with. It’s amazing how a few stitches can just change the entire outcome when making dolls or toys!