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This top-down raglan style jumper is made to fit the 21cm Miniland Doll or any doll with the following measurements:
Chest Circumference: 19cm Arm length: 6cm Torso Length: 8cm It is knit in the round and requires only a small amount of seaming under the arms. The sweater has a relaxed fit, therefore making it easy for little hands to dress and undress their dolly. DISCLOSURE: THIS POST MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS, MEANING I GET A COMMISSION IF YOU DECIDE TO MAKE A PURCHASE THROUGH MY LINKS, AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU. THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING MY BLOG :)
This simple garter stitch bonnet pattern includes all three sizes of Miniland Doll - 21cm, 32cm and 38cm
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A simple, yet adorable little hat for dolly. The pompom hat fits the 38cm Miniland Doll or any doll with a head circumference of 30-32cm. This pattern includes options for the slouchy look or a more fitted style.
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This top-down raglan style sweater pattern is for the 38cm Miniland Doll.
It will also fit 34cm Paola Reina/Minikane Dolls or any doll with the following measurements: Chest: 24cm Waist: 25-26cm Hips: 26-27cm Arm Length: 9-12cm Torso: 15-17cm. It is knitted in the round and requires only a small amount of seaming under the arms. The sweater has a relaxed fit, therefore it may be suitable for larger dolls such as the Cabbage Patch Kid. I recently got my "crojo" back and I wanted to explore the world of the humble Granny Square. Each day I have been creating a different square and I thought I would share them all with you :) Here is a round up of all the squares I have made, with a link to the designer's pattern page or tutorial. HAPPY CROCHETING!
A simple beanie, but it can be worn several ways.DISCLOSURE: THIS POST MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS, MEANING I GET A COMMISSION IF YOU DECIDE TO MAKE A PURCHASE THROUGH MY LINKS, AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU. THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING MY BLOG :)
This basic beanie was my "car knitting" project for about a year, so it has been on many travels with us. It was knitted for my husband to wear on his trip across the globe to a much colder climate than our West Australian home.
It has a nice wide brim so it can be folded up to enable the crown to be a snug fit to his head. Or it can be pulled down to cover his ears, offering a slouchier fit at the crown. He can even double fold the brim for the trending fisherman beanie look.
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This hat will fit a head circumference of around 22 inches or 57 centimetres GAUGE 22.5 sts X 30 rows = 10cm worked over stockinette in the round using 4.5mm needles SKILLS REQUIRED Knitting in the round Decreasing MATERIALS 85grams Bendigo Woollen Mills Classic 8ply, or any DK weight yarn 4.5mm/US7 40cm circular needles (or size needed to obtain gauge) 4.5mm Double Pointed Needles for crown decreases 3.5mm/US4 40cm circular needles (or three sizes smaller than larger needles) for the ribbing Stitch Markers, Darning Needles, Scissors ABBREVIATIONS BOR = Beginning of round CO = cast on k = knit k2tog = knit 2 together p = purl pm = place marker sm = slip marker ssk = slip, slip, knit sts = stitches tog = together INSTRUCTIONS I like to use a stretchy cast-on, like the long-tail cast-on method. Using the 3.5mm circular needles CO 120 stitches. Being careful not to twist the stitches, join to work in the round. Place a BOR marker. 1. (K1, P1) repeat until BOR marker. 2-31. Repeat round 1 until your work measures around 10cm from CO edge. Change to your 4.5mm sized circular needles. 32. Knit all stitches. 33-61. Repeat round 32, until your work measures 19cm from CO edge. 62. (K30, pm) repeat 3 more times until you get to the BOR marker. 63. (sm, ssk, k to last 2 sts, k2tog) repeat 3 more times until you get to the BOR marker. 64. Knit all stitches. Change to your preferred needles for small circumference knitting, when you feel necessary. 65-78. repeat row 63 and 64 There should be a total of 16 decreases so far. 79-83. (sm, ssk, k to last 2 sts, k2tog) repeat 3 more times until you get to the BOR marker. There should now be 4 stitches in between each marker (Total of 16 sts). Cut yarn, and using the tail and a darning needle, gather all remaining stitches to close the crown of the hat. Weave in the ends. Block gently if required. I like to wet-block my hats on a balloon to even out the stitches. For any pattern queries or errata, please contact me on Instagram: @roseanddotco or via email: roseanddotco@gmail.com Happy knitting! Belinda x Travels © 2020 Belinda Piper. All rights reserved. FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. V2020.11.30 Please do not copy or sell my pattern. Small batch items made from my patterns are permitted. You are not permitted to use my photos. Please give credit to rose+dot co as the designer and link to roseanddotco.com in your listings. |
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