Thank you, that is a really 'niffty' flower! Nice of you to share and such easier to follow direction! Bests, Lyn

Thoroughly enjoyed viewing the links. I have dress form patterns that will suit this silhouette - http://www.lynwaring.com/mfd.htm. Sounds like a great project for 2010. Bests, Lyn

I did a 'google search' What does "anatomically-cut" mean? I guess it means to 'hug the body'!
Thoroughly enjoyed viewing the links. I have dress form patterns that will suit this silhouette - http://www.lynwaring.com/mfd.htm. Sounds like a great project for 2010. Bests, Lyn

Hampton300 I did a 'google search' What does "anatomically-cut" mean? I guess it means to 'hug the body'!
Thoroughly enjoyed viewing the links, have been to Amazon and order the book - absolutely facinating! I have dress form patterns that will suit this silhouette - http://www.lynwaring.com/mfd.htm. Sounds like a great project for 2010. Bests, Lyn

Hampton300 I did a 'google search' What does "anatomically-cut" mean? I guess it means to 'hug the body'!

Thoroughly enjoyed viewing the links, have been to Amazon and order the book - absolutely facinating! I have dress form patterns that will suit this silhouette - http://www.lynwaring.com/mfd.htm. Sounds like a great project for 2010. Bests, Lyn

Hampton300 If copy and paste the following link - it is googles answer to your question - What does "anatomically-cut" mean? I guess it means to 'hug the body'!

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:*:IE-SearchBox&rlz=1I7GGLL_en&ei=Dmc5S6HzL8-IkAWQ7JCFCQ&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&ved=0CAwQBSgA&q=What+does+%22anatomically-cut%22+mean%3F&spell=1

Thoroughly enjoyed viewing the links, have been to Amazon and order the book - absolutely facinating! I have dress form patterns that will suit this silhouette - http://www.lynwaring.com/mfd.htm. Sounds like a great project for 2010. Bests, Lyn

Hampton300 If copy and paste the following link - it is googles answer to your question - What does "anatomically-cut" mean? I guess it means to 'hug the body'!

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=com.microsoft:*:IE-SearchBox&rlz=1I7GGLL_en&ei=Dmc5S6HzL8-IkAWQ7JCFCQ&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&ved=0CAwQBSgA&q=What+does+%22anatomically-cut%22+mean%3F&spell=1

Thoroughly enjoyed viewing the links, have been to Amazon and order the book - absolutely facinating! I have dress form patterns that will suit this silhouette - http://www.lynwaring.com/mfd.htm. Sounds like a great project for 2010. Bests, Lyn

Here are a few sites
http://www.alldressforms.com/links/dollcentral.html
https://www.ameriglobe.net/products/PMP-614A.html
http://www.dressriteforms.com/halfScale.html
http://www.displayimporter.com/products/PMP-614.html

Or..............

I have patterns for Dress Forms - http://www.lynwaring.com/mfd.htm - The originals include 3 female and 1 male. There are also 2 individual styles available Fluer (female) & Baxter (male). I created these patterns many years ago so that my creation look more stylish. To me, 'half scale' dress forms look a bit 'clunky' - so I created the shape to suit 'my look'! In 2000 I was asked to create a dress form pattern for Barbie - I did and now I have 38 additional dress form patterns for Fashion Dolls. You can check my collection at http://www.lynwaring.com.

If you are interested I think the patterns for Kaytie or Soozie are the best proportioned dolls!

Hope this helps!

Bests, Lyn. Western Australia