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Showing posts with label 18 inch dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 18 inch dolls. Show all posts
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Knitting for American Girl Dolls
Since adopting my 18" doll from Goodwill I have been hunting down American Girl size doll clothes patterns to knit.
These bell bottom jeans and white tank top came out a little big and still need blocking. The only reason they are big is I used a light worsted instead of DK.
The top is here: link and the jeans are here: link Both are available free on www.ravelry.com I love the seventies styling of the jeans designed by Cathy Bird.
The jeans have eyelets and a ribbon tie at the waist. They really flare on the bell bottom and I am tempted to embroider some flowers on them.
These jeans came about when I ran out of yarn on this project...
I went online and ordered another skein of Caron medium country blue, but what I needed had I been paying attention was ' lt country blue # 9709'. I found a skein of it today at Michael's. So happy to be able to finish this wonderful sweater. The pattern is really great I have made it before. It is designed by
Janet Longaphie and you can find it here: link
I think she will love her new cardi.
This is the reason that I ran out of yarn in the first place...Not pretty for adult knitters only.
I was a brat. Well I was sick too. I made a horrible cardigan and then proceeded to sew it together wrong. I couldn't bear to pull apart the seams and unravel it. Hence the real frog pond for the last of that skein of Caron Lt Country Blue # 9709.
I know you're all horribly disappointed in me now. I am sure I am the only one to ever give up totally and go to the pond.
;)
Anne
These bell bottom jeans and white tank top came out a little big and still need blocking. The only reason they are big is I used a light worsted instead of DK.
The top is here: link and the jeans are here: link Both are available free on www.ravelry.com I love the seventies styling of the jeans designed by Cathy Bird.
The jeans have eyelets and a ribbon tie at the waist. They really flare on the bell bottom and I am tempted to embroider some flowers on them.
These jeans came about when I ran out of yarn on this project...
I went online and ordered another skein of Caron medium country blue, but what I needed had I been paying attention was ' lt country blue # 9709'. I found a skein of it today at Michael's. So happy to be able to finish this wonderful sweater. The pattern is really great I have made it before. It is designed by
Janet Longaphie and you can find it here: link
I think she will love her new cardi.
This is the reason that I ran out of yarn in the first place...Not pretty for adult knitters only.
I was a brat. Well I was sick too. I made a horrible cardigan and then proceeded to sew it together wrong. I couldn't bear to pull apart the seams and unravel it. Hence the real frog pond for the last of that skein of Caron Lt Country Blue # 9709.
I know you're all horribly disappointed in me now. I am sure I am the only one to ever give up totally and go to the pond.
;)
Anne
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