There's no set pattern. Once upon a time they were based pretty loosely on a Dr. Who pattern that I found, but the proportions are different and my style has shifted over time. I've kept notes on certain specific patterns (the skeleton and the wheelchair especially) but they're in my own shorthand so I don't know how accessible they'd be to anyone else.

Glad you like them so much, and thanks for watching!

Thanks! I work really hard on them. Glad they exceed expectations.

No problem! There were way too many cool dolls in your gallery to fave them all, so I figure this way I'll at least get to see all the new ones as they come out. Keep up the good work!

I use a few different tricks. If you split the yarn into its individual fibers (or pairs of fibers), it's almost always going to be curlier. I've also noticed that stitching the hair on flat makes it lie straight, so if I want curly hair I try to make sure that the ends hang loose.

For REALLY curly hair, I'll actually crochet a swatch of yarn ahead of time, wait several days, then frog the swatch before using the yarn. It's hard to know how much yarn to prep though, so sometimes I end up using it all up and having to wait a few days all over again while I prep more.

Hope this helps!