I began to sew this doll for my daughters fifth birthday. It was not my first Tilda doll, I made some angels before Christmas, a lady in red taft, a ballerina for my friend, etc. In the last year I had have remarkable less time for sewing because of my new job. But I missed it really and my children too, so I decided to find all opportunities to continue it. Currently I sew my dolls almost on the train going to work. It takes more than an hour every day in the highest calm... So I began to tailor the pieces and sew them manually. I use for my dolls always the patterns from Tone Finnanger . I chose this pattern from The Tilda Character Collecton . I felt calm indeed and my thought went across. At the next weekend we decided with my sister to watch Austen's Pride and Prejudice again, the BBC version of corse. Meanwhile I decided to start this Austen Project, to sew all characters from Jane Austen's novels. After I filled the body I felt more and more