This doll sweater (cardigan) is suitable for 18 inch (46cm) dolls.

Finished size is approximately 8.5 x 8.5 inches (22 x 22 cm). I named this “Birthday dishcloth” because I created it on my birthday!

This doll blanket is suitable for 11.5 inch (29cm) fashion dolls like Barbie and similar. Finished size is approximately 8 x 11.5 inches (20 x 30 cm)

The yarns I used were vintage yarns from my stash and may not have been a true worsted weight so the size is approximate.

I found that some of my worsted weight (ww) yarn stash was a lighter ww - possibly because they were vintage yarns. So I have 2 sizes in this pattern to reflect lighter and heavier worsted weights.

This pattern is knit on circular needles for the main section of the bag, and straight needles are used for the handles.

Using Patons Divine yarn the finished size (unblocked) is approximately 48 x 66 inches (120 x 175 cm)

This doll blanket is suitable for 18 inch (46cm) dolls. Finished size is approximately 13 x 19 inches (33 x 48 cm)

Using Red Heart Super Saver aran weight yarn the finished size (blocked) is approximately 26 x 30 inches (66 x 75 cm).

No definitive amount of yarn is given because this is a true stashbuster. This pattern works up from the centre out. This way, you can really stash bust! If you don’t have enough of a colour, simply add another colour as you go along. By adding single colours at a time, the end result still looks cohesive because the other colours were carried ...

This hat is knit in the round from the bottom up starting with the ribbing and includes open cabling in the design. I made mine to fit a head about 23 inches using bulky yarn.

This doll sweater (cardigan) is suitable for 18 inch (46 cm) dolls.

This is my very first attempt at writing a crochet pattern. It has NOT been tested. Please feel free to offer suggestions to make the pattern easier to use. I am quite open to suggestions!! :) I will not take it personally. Thanks!!

This is my first try at writing a knitting pattern! It was tested by my friend Jill (thanks Jill!!).