- Clothing for all
Babywear
Silk baby dresses
3D baby blanket
Children’s Clothes
Wedding Dress with flowers
dress and shawl
This page shows some of the Clothing I have designed for Adults, Children and Babies, these can be seen in detail at my Online Store
For the Adults
We have Sweaters, Dresses, Hats, Pure Wool Jackets and delicate Evening Dresses and Wedding Dresses, Again, I willingly accept commissions for a particular style or colour.
| Quiz |
| Pregnancy |
| Italian |
| American |
| Hypnotherapy |
| Child |
| Emdr |
| Insurance |
| Hypnosis |
| Swedish |
| Corona Del Mar |
| Experience |
| Arolyn Pronunciation |
| Pronounce |
| Arolyn Information |
| Chronic Pain |
| Health |
| Anxiety |
Ladies Hats and Bags
Made with a firm cotton thread, each hat is individually crocheted and decorated with ribbons, flowers, feathers etc as required, in any colour combination. Also available are bags to match or beaded evening bags for that special occasion.
Clothing for Toddlers and Children.
Modern two piece outfits, Trousers, Shorts, cardigans and sweaters for toddlers and children, as well as shoes and socks which we purchase from Heidi Ott.
Clothing for Babies
We have delicate, individually designed silk thread Christening Outfits, Shawls and Blankets, as well as the more modern cotton outfits
We now have a large selection of beautifully dressed Heidi Ott babies and Toddlers and Porcelain babies. Again these clothes are all designed and hand crocheted by us. As well as clothing, you can find accessories such as Moses baskets and blankets.
See the complete range in the Dressed Babies Pages of my Online Store.
There is the option to buy a Heidi Ott baby/toddler, when purchasing most of the clothing for babies and toddlers.
There is also a large selection of non-crocheted accessories for your baby, including bibs, pacifiers, bottles and rattles, which can be seen on the Accessories Pages.
If you like to crochet or knit yourself, patterns, hooks and materials are available for most of our clothing and accessories, all items can be found at our Online Store.
Dollshouse Miniatures – 1:12th scale
Crochet and Knitting Patterns,
Kits, threads and Household Accessories
Welcome to Ann’s Crochet Miniatures
Pram and Accessories
Rompers to fit a 2 inch baby
Pram set for 2.5 inch baby
1.5in Teddy
Crochet Booklet for this complete Outfit using silk thread
wreath wall hanging
We specialize in designing Crochet and Knitting Patterns for 1:12th and 1:24th scale items, and to date have designed around 300 patterns and several kits. Also we have several crochet and knitting Kits.
(try our cpi certificate online or our crisis intervention training for schools)
The importance of validating the patient’s stress as a normal person by responding to abnormal circumstances is emphasized, through an empathetic dialogue that allows him to express and understand the most difficult emotions and their meaning in relation to the narrative that he realizes of his life.
Regarding the role of the doctor, clear information delivered in a calm and timely dialogue is essential. The goal is to stimulate a feeling of control in the patient through knowledge, which will make it easier to prepare for what is to come.
D. Anzieu5, a French psychoanalyst, points out that “satisfaction is an experience, and pain is a test”. The experience of pain describes it as capable of causing a topical disturbance that can nullify the founding and structuring distinctions between the physical Ego and the corporal Ego. He adds “the pain is not shared, it occupies everything and I no longer exist like me: there is pain.”
For this author, all psychic function is developed leaning on a bodily function and this is how he develops the concept of I-skin: “just as the skin fulfills a function of supporting the skeleton and muscles, the I-skin fulfills the function to support the psyche ”. He takes the concept of Holding developed by D. Winnicott, to explain that the I-skin is a part of the mother that has been internalized and that maintains the baby’s body in a state of unity and solidity.
He exemplifies it this way: “… it is the physical suffering of the young child that, more generally and exactly, the mother perceives, even if the mother is not attentive or negligent in the collection and deciphering of the signs of the other qualities sensitive. Not only does the mother take the initiative for appropriate practical care: putting the baby to bed, calling the doctor, administering pain relievers, bandaging the wounds, but she takes in her arms the child who screams, cries, loses her breath, she presses him against her body, warms him, cradles him, speaks to him, smiles and reassures him: in short, he satisfies his needs for attachment, protection, grasping: it maximizes the functions of the I-skin that maintains and contains, so that the child re-injects it ( that is to say, internalize it as part of itself) sufficiently as a support object, so that it re-establishes its I-skin, reinforces its function of para-excitation (defense against the intensity of the stimulus) and enables healing. In this sense, what is sharable is not pain, it is the defense against it ”.
With this example, we want to introduce the essentials of crisis interventions into the functions that a health team should consider to help contain a patient’s pain or suffering. Considering the loneliness of the experience of pain or suffering, it would not be enough with the good physical care that is provided, but at the same time the possibility of giving emotional support in situations that can overwhelm the patients. If we consider, for example, the relationship between physical and mental pain, how they are substituted or complemented, we can exemplify the way in which the psychological and the physical interact in the experience of relief. Sometimes, as Anzieu exemplifies in the case of a burned patient, physical pain is mitigated through a conversation, a “wrap in words” that allows us to restore the experience that the body does not have a “physical skin” that protect from pain.
In this way, crisis intervention can be essential to restore the support and containment function when the patient feels flooded by experiences and experiences associated with his body that threaten his own capacity for emotional containment. Explore the meaning of the experience and promote the possibility that it can be contained through an emotional environment that facilitates and promotes stability in mental health.
We now have crochet and knitting patterns for larger babies and dolls which measure 3 inch to 10 inch
Any of our patterns can be made to order, as you will see in our ‘Dressed Babies and Toddlers’ section of our Online Store. I am also happy to take 12th or 24th scale commissions for any crocheted items not listed, just send me an email.
Many other items available at our Online Store include
Dressed babies and toddlers (rubber, porcelain and vinyl)
A large range of 1ply and 2ply yarns and threads, crochet hooks, knitting needles, buttons, lace and ribbon to complete your item.
Busy Bee Miniature Knitting Patterns for 1:12th scale items, together with required knitting needles and threads.
Patterns and finished outfits for Baby Born Mini World 4” babies,
NEW Crochet and Knitting Patterns and finished outfits for the 5 inch Lots of Love Berenguer vinyl baby, also known as Itty Bitty Babies
Patterns for porcelain babies 3″ to 10″
If you are new to Crocheting in miniature, why not first try our free Crochet Patterns which will be featured in our Newsletters, from time to time and look out for special offers on these pages
All items are available by Mail Order which can be completed in our Online Store, either through Paypal or by cheque. Alternatively if you would like a paper Catalogue, I would be happy to send a copy.
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I started crocheting in the early 70’s, and was soon designing clothes for local Boutiques, and for my own two daughters, and their dolls.
Late 1980s I was in to ‘Craft Fayres’, where I made and sold ‘full-size’ crochet clothes, doyleys, and frilly tissue box covers, etc.
Then in 1995 my mum acquired a dolls house and I began making bed covers and mats for her, making a few extra and taking them to the Craft Fayres. Before long people were looking for me at the local Fayres, to see if I had added any more to my miniature collection. I was then told about Dolls House Fairs, so I bought the magazines to find out more.
So in October 1996 I took part in my first Dolls House Fair at Lyndhurst in the New Forest.
My work was still a bit chunky then, so I have endeavoured to make the work finer over the years, so now I work mainly in silk thread and 1ply cotton.
I am constantly challenging myself, and would say that I have been able to design everything I have been asked for, and am always looking for new items to make.
The Trinket Trays and Flower arrangements are a new addition, and make my work more varied. However, Crochet is still my favourite pastime.
Fayres for 2006 have not been booked yet………BUT
I WILL BE EXHIBITING AT MINIATURA, NEC, BIRMINGHAM, IN THE AUTUMN
As well as being available at these fayres, my miniatures can be purchased by Mail Order and at my Online Store, where it is possible to pay by credit/debit card through Paypal. Just click on the Online Store link to the left.
Happy collecting!