The gauge I used is 7 garter ridges across the bodice.

The gauge for panties on #1’s will be different. The gauge is given for the camisole. I didn’t list yardage as it does not take a lot, these skeins are huge so will make lots of dolly things!

These panties take very little yarn but I cannot say how much exactly.

An easy, fast, fairly simple hat for an 18” doll. Knit bottom up in a two color pattern. I used left over yarns from stash so do not have yardage. Takes pretty much equal amounts of each color.

A granny square poncho and tam dedicated to Penny Tennerman with a giggle. Penny described crochet as “Evil Incarnate”. I know she could at least work an sc but she was not fond of the craft. I think she would be tickled at having a Crochet pattern dedicated to her memory, tho!

If you have the Romper pattern this is the pattern that is included int hat. I used stash so have no idea how much yarn it took. Sorry. It’s basically stockinette, knit top down and You’ll sew up the hem. The flower is crocheted, I’ve included a link to that as it is not my pattern. You can add any Kind of band or decoration you like. There is ...

This dress can be made with or without the beads. It is knitted top down to the waist and bottom up for the skirt and joined with a 3 needle bind off. The skirt is an easy lace pattern and can be a long skirt for the prom or a bridesmaid or a shorter skirt for an afternoon event.

Egg gathering aprons have been all the rage for Urban Farmers lately and I thought fit right in with Blair’s Life Style.

Pattern includes sweater, skirt, hat, and leg and wrist warmers and pants in case you prefer then to the skirt.

Sport or fingering will work for the top. The top does not take a lot of yarn but I can’t really say how much. Gauge is a little hard to figure. I got about 1/2” for 3 garter ridges.

The suit starts at the waist with a provisional cast on and is knitted down, including the boots. Then the stitches are picked up and the rest is knitted up. The sleeves are set in. It is an involved project but not too difficult. You end with the suit, the gloves, helmet, and back pack.

The suit is knitted bottom up from boots to gloves, mostly in one piece, but the sleeves are set in.

This knitted suit, boot, helmet, back pack, and faux gloves will have your girl well equipped for her adventures in space!

Knit bottom up, worked with diminishing seed stitch to form the ‘scallops’. That part goes a little slow but after that it is an easy knit and makes a lovely princess dress for your doll. Kanani makes a very pretty Rapunzel if you have a fan of that Princess in your house. The dress can be decorated in any manner you like. The big showy crown w...

Hoodie is know top down, flat. Sleeves are picked up and knit in the round.

This is a pin woven dress with crocheted details and a crocheted shrug.

This is a PIN WOVEN dress with crocheted details and a crocheted shrug.

This is a Pin Loom Woven skirt and sweater with knitted waist band and cuffs and a knitted faux cable.

You are going to need #0 double points!

I’m not sure how much this takes, I used scarps from stash for the multi colored part. it probably too less than half the skein for the body of the romper and close to the same for the hat. So better have a full skein to start.

Top is worked front hem to back hem over the shoulders. Short rows help shape the sleeves.

This top is knit from the bottom front over the shoulders to the bottom back. The sleeves use short rows for shaping.

This is a gender neutral pattern, suitable for girls or boys. A comfortable, baggy, lazy Saturday morning kind of clothing. The shirt slips over heads easily. The pants, which are knit top down in one piece, have a draw string at the waist for boys but that could be replaced by some thread elastic for girls.

There are two parts to this one, the blouse is knit with the Woolike and #2 and is knit bottom up, flat. The skirt uses the fingering (might be Palette, it’s unlabeled stash). It’s knit in the round top down.

This is an untested (except by me) pattern. I have used fingering, sock, and Vanna’s Glamour. It’s a bit tight, but I’ll leave the adjustments up to you.

Well, I could not decide where to take a gauge for this pattern so measured one pattern repeat on the first charted border and that is about 1 1/4” or about 4 cm. If you are getting this your dress should fit.

We are knitting a casing for the elastic at the waist of the pants. It is not difficult but you may not have tried this before. You can just knit ribbing but give this a try first.

The bathing suit is knit starting at front neckline, knit down to the crotch, then back up to the shoulders. The front panel is knitted on and then the side seams are sewn up and it is fastened at the shoulders by the tiny snaps.

The coat worked in lace is smaller and may not fit over her dresses. Knit in fingering or sock it is larger and you may need to shorten the sleeves. If you use Fun Fur you are going to have to trim is quite short for it too look anywhere near in scale.

This pattern is not boring. (inserting an Evil Grin!)

It took about 2/3 of the 138 yd skein and a few yards of contrast.

As with most of the outfits for these small girls, this project takes little yarn. Most will be under 30 yards and often less. Use up the leftovers from other projects.

A sundress what she can wear for every day or for parties. A bright, cool dress that she can wear for her stay in a tent in the Brazilian jungle! It takes most of the skein and a few yards of contrast yarn, an easy knit.

A basic straight dress, just right for wearing with her new coat or maybe a fur shrug. The pearls can be sewn on or you can string them alone. It’s looks dressy for office party or funeral, tho I hope she has no need for those. Takes a small amount of yarn tho I did not reel it off and measure.

Gauge is difficult to measure here but my 4 stitch cable is 1/2” wide. The hat and coat took the best part of the skein.

The top is knit in the well known zigzag pattern, the pants are single row stripes. Both are knit flat but you will need dps or a circ. for the pants. Pants can be made long or short and depending on your color scheme the set can be a play outfit or pj’s.

This dress is worked in single row stripes so you will need double points, or a circular needle. It is knit flat & had both vertical and horizontal stripes. It takes very little yarn, tho I have not measured it but have knitted several from my 30 yard balls.

Zentangle is a striped dress for the Mini dolls. You’ll need a dark and a light colored yarn, I did not keep track of the yardage, but is usually takes less than 30 yards of lace weight for a whole dress in one color so I’m estimating less, play with stash.

Gauge is 10 stitches in 2cm & 12 in 1 inch on #000 with lace weight yarn.

This dress uses a picot cast on, there is a you tube for this. But you can also just use a regular long-tail cast on.

I did not keep track of the yarn used, having knit from stash. It does take a fair amount of whit and just a little of the colored yarn. Uses size us 4 needle. The pants are knit flat, both legs then joined. They are a sized to fit version of the AG dungarees. The pants are a low hip hugger with the option to make them a bit higher.

They might also fit using fingering. Haven’t tired it but if you do add a comment.

This pattern will have to use #000 needles and lace weight yarn to fit gauge and the dolls. Larger needles or fingering yarn Will Not Work! The shrug is knitted with #2 in order to give it the lacy look. If you want to knit for these dolls you need to get small.

Knitters Notice.

This is a pin loom pattern. The pattern includes knitted ribbing on skirt and faux cable ribbing on the top.

The Simply Soft in this neon “yellow” is impossible to photograph! It looks good in Real Life but the camera just freaks out.

Top down, Bodice uses short rows. Can be knitted in the round from where the yokes are joined but pattern written for knitting flat.

A Wing Pattern is included. This pattern is just for fun. You can make it long or short, Knit her some matching panties add wings and Embellish to your hearts content. If you find any mistakes, let me know and I’ll fix it.

Not a beginner project, probably. You are working top down increasing for the yoke & you’ll be working tiny bobbles.

This dress needs lace weight yarn but can work with fingering if you knit tight.

A sweater Vest in stranded knitting for the 6” American Girl dolls. Includes a pattern for a knitted ruffled skirt, and the sewing pattern for a boy shirt and pants to go with it.

This is a sweater vest, with sleeves of without. Stranded knitting in two colors and white. It buttons up the back. The pattern includes sewing pattern for the boy shirt and pants that can be made to go with it.

The gauge varies between the needles for the skirt but the ribbing makes it pretty well fitted for the rest.

The body suit is knit starting at front neckline, knit down to the crotch, then back up to the shoulders. Then the side seams are sewn up and it is fastened at the shoulders by little loops around the tiny buttons. One side can be left buttoned and it will slip on.

This pattern contains written instructions and illustrations in Knit, crochet and one other technique, for working a sleeveless leotard in one piece from the top front, using steel hook size 00. Leotard attaches at the shoulders with buttons.

This is a mini version of the 18” Camellia Dress. It was so popular that I thought Mini ought to have one, too. If you have the pattern you may be able to figure this out yourself but for a couple bucks the work is done for you. It can be made in any length.

Cardigan, sleeveless top, and gored skirt. Self patterning sock yarn was used for skit and cardigan and solid color for top and a second yarn in the skirt. Uses scarps stash for this little 6” AG doll.

This is a bit intuitive, so try it on her as you go.

A renewed copy of this pattern has been sent out but in case you have the old one here are some notes.

This dress has a flared skirt and has a low or off the shoulder bodice. It’s cute short with a flower like skirt and very pretty long and a crocheted hem can be added if desired.

I came up with this one while on jury duty last winter but the yarn looked like July 4th to me hence the summer dress. It’s pretty easy to knit in either length. If you knit it, link back to my pattern please!

I used Loops & Threads Woollike for the top one, Vanna’s Glamour for the 2nd photo and Knit One Crochet Two, Sprinkles for the bottom version.

This is an easy knit, couple hours, maybe.

I listed no gauge but the gauge for the pants is about 6 stitches in one inch & 8 rows in one inch using dk yarn in stockinet stitch. The top is knit with sock yarn and garter stitch and runs about 7 stitches in 1inch & 7 ridges in 1 inch.

Quick, easy summer outfit for the little girls.

Two different dress patterns, One uses #0 & #6 needles and fingering yarn the other #2 and sock or fingering. One is a tube type dress, the other a more traditional style. Both have been tested but I am on AG knitters several times a day if you need help. I haven’t said how much yarn because both were knit from stash and take very little ya...

This pattern has only been tested by me but I’ve knitted it many times. You can change the lace pattern as you wish, just be sure the stitch count matches. The camisole makes a nice summer top and the panties are thin enough to wear under her clothes.

I made this garment for my grandson when he was four years old and he brought it back to me when he was nine to have it enlarged for him. He still has it, tho he no longer wears it now, at 14. It’s easy to make, I used stash yarn. The Stainless Steel in the title refers to that indestructible acrylic yarn most everybody claims to hate. But you ...

Every girl need some dainty underthings to feel pretty! And Molly is just at that age when she wants to be “grown up” so I have included the pattern for a little flat training bra, just like most of us wore at that early age.

I didn’t put a gauge here as it varies a bit from garment to garment.

Both knitted and sewn shoes and boots for American Girl dolls. Use with or without craft foam soles sold in my etsy store.

This is a pretty basic top-down dress and I am delighted to see what adaptations people have made with it to come up with many unique dresses!

Use stash to make panties for your 18 inch girl dolls. knitted in one piece with side seams, shaped to fit doll. It has a lace panel but you can knit them plain, too, or add your own motif.

This works with most fingering or sport yarn. A showplace for really cute buttons.

I made this first in hand spun and this Noro seemed the closest to my own. It knits up nicely and comes in a variety of nice colors. You can “cheat’ a little to make your colors do as you wish or just let them all as they may. The skirt is slip on and the vest has three little buttons. It entirely in garter stitch so easy to knit.

The knitted version was popular so I thought crocheters & their fans might enjoy it, too. This project takes very little yarn so you can probably use stash… check your gauge.

You will be knitting with lace and working short row shoulders. The pattern starts flat at the waist, knits down to the crotch and back up to the waist then is knit in the round to the arms and knitted flat front and back. It is not nearly as complicated as that sounds, however.

The Top uses no much sport weigh yarn and the shorts a bit more worsted. Easy to make the set from stash. Perfect to start Dollie’s summer wardrobe!

Two colors Rowan DK Tweed. The pattern includes a chart of the design on the sweater.

This is a fairly simple but elegant dress and features knitted in lace with a ruffled boat neck and a picot cast on. She also wears a waist corsage. I have included some hints for knitting with lace.

Entrelac looks challenging but is not as at all difficult once you get the idea. If you have never done it, my suggestion would be to search You Tube “entrelac” and watch a couple of videos. You will soon see how easy it really is and be ready to knit this lovely sweater for your doll.

Worked flat seam sides -- those around half inch. Uses tiny bit of lace weight. Takes tiny bit of time to knit. Make her a rainbow of them.

Mittens sized for 18” dolls such as American Girl. Fingering or Sport weight yarn can be used.