New! BEST BARBIE KNITS eBook (Second Edition). The book includes 25 separate Barbie Patterns together in one book!! These easy to read patterns are suitable for all levels of skill. From VERY easy to a moderate challenge, you’ll want to make them all multiple times in every colour. Use up leftover sock yarn, lace weight and crochet cotton. Most patterns use 2.75/ US#2 needles.

This sweater is actually quite easy except for the fact that the stitches are so teeny tiny and any mistakes you may make are a pain to fix. It’s really helpful to have a very small crochet hook handy (I know because I just spent the morning crawling around the living room floor looking for my grandmother’s hook which is much more minuscule tha...

Fun and easy to make, this pattern knits up quickly with a bit of leftover sock yarn or crochet cotton. I really recommend using #10 cotton for Barbie patterns. It is so easy to use and knits up very crisply, showing off tiny details very nicely. The instructions are for the Magic Loop Method, but are adaptable to double pointed needles. This p...

Fast and easy, this sweater is made using the Magic Loop method, and involves very little sewing.

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This Barbie crochet jacket is easy to make, and also shows you how to make a flat circle. I have suggested some yarns you can use but really It’s meant to be made with any leftover sock or lace weight yarn. I encourage you to experiment. Different gauges will give you a different look.

Inspired by movies of the late 40’s and 50’s, I can imagine this Dior ‘New Look’ type dress on anyone from Joan Crawford to Doris Day. Relatively simple, this dress works up in one piece except for the sleeve cuffs, so there is very little seam sewing. I think I might try the pleated skirt and wasp waist jacket of the ‘bar suit’ next. Barbie, a...

Simple techniques, and changes of texture give this little suit realistic details that work on a small scale. It’s perfect business dressing for the Barbie on the go. Fast and easy, these pieces are made using the Magic Loop method, and involve very little sewing.

This pattern for Barbie or any other 11 1/2” doll, includes instructions for long sleeves and cap sleeves. The Cap sleeved version works well under jackets but looks great on it’s own with a simple skirt.

Skill Level: Easy

Quick to make, this versatile pattern includes instructions for two skirt styles and can be made over and over in different colours and textures. It fits nicely under jackets for a different look every time.

This coat for Barbie or any 11 1/2 inch doll, has a tidy symmetrical appearance when attention is paid to the instructions for the mirrored decreases. Pay attention to the instructions that tell you what type of decrease to make. But don’t worry it’s easy! Barbie will love it, and you will too.

This tiny Fair Isle knitting pattern for Barbie or any other 11 1/2 “ doll, is a low commitment to colourwork. If 2mm needles are just too small to contemplate, you could try this with larger needles, and leftover sock yarn. This will give you an oversized look, but still cute.

This two piece set can be made with matching or contrasting yarn and works together, or mixed and matched with any wardrobe. Looks great with a flirty skirt or jeans!

This cozy sweater for Barbie or any other 11 1/2 “ doll, is perfect for a wintery day. With just a small amount of leftover sock yarn, this cable knit is easier to make than it looks.

This fair isle pattern for Barbie uses two contrasting colours of yarn in one row. It is best to knit in the yarn carried at the back of work as you go. Do this by twisting the yarns once around each other every couple of stitches. Alternating the direction of the twists each time helps avoid the two yarns becoming tangled. Taking the time to d...

Great for tennis, but this two-piece outfit can also be mixed and matched to work with other separates. For a more traditional look, make it all in white. Quick and easy to make, these patterns are knit in the round, and have no seams to sew.

This knitting pattern for Barbie is a straightforward pattern, but with sophisticated style. Make the hat in matching or contrasting yarn, or one of each! Just one thing, in this pattern the even rows are the right side of the work. I know this is a little topsy turvy, but it was the only way to get the hem, cuffs, and collar to work they way I...