The girls also wanted a knit sundress and rompers, which are basically the same pattern, with a divide for the legs for the rompers. These patterns are all included here, if you want to make some tiny knits. The only ones that require dpn's are the pullover, and the long sleeves on the sweater. I used dpns on the skirt of the dress, but it could be made flat and hemmed up; the legs of the rompers are really easier to make on dpn's.
Knits for tiny tribe
Have a delightful dollmaking day!
These are lovely Beth. I hope to make at least one of these little dolls if ever I can find the right wooden 'ingredients'! They are so sweet.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Lorraine! If you cannot find all the little wood bits, let me know and I will happily send you a care package!
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Beth
Really sweet ~ but alas ~ I can't knit. ;( I do crochet simple baby blankets though. I guess I'll have to stick with fabric clothing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sweet words.
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Beth
I love sweaters on dolls. I am always cold so I usually have a sweater or jacket nearby. Well, not in the hot sun but when I go inside and it's air conditioned. So my dolls have to have jackets or sweaters too.
ReplyDeleteYour dolls look so sweet in their sweaters and not at all cold (chuckle).
Thank you so much, Dorothy! Making little sweaters was the driving impulse to teach myself to knit. I've even made one (!) for myself, but enjoy making tiny ones so much more!
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Beth