I made this for my daughter who is turning 12. She’s small for her age. This pattern can easily be adapted by using a different sized hook.

I love making dresses for my twins, but they are growing up and no longer fit the cute baby dresses I’ve made before. Using one of my other patterns and (loosely) inspired by Frilly Dress by Diane Simpson, I put together a new dress in just their size!

I made this for my almost 7 year olds. You can adjust sizing slightly by using a different size hook.

This can be made using any hook, any yarn, any stitch. Originally, I used a H hook and hdc in c2c since it was for a baby. You can attach the squares in any order/pattern as long as the sizing matches up.

I’ve tried other patterns for a Wookie and found I didn’t like them. I made this originally for some friends and found I really liked the look.

This is a chevron tunic done in toddler/preschooler size. I used worsted weight yarn in 2 colors--it takes about half of a 5 oz skein in each color. You can use an I hook for a larger size or an H hook for smaller.

For this shirt/tunic I decided to make something that fit my daughter’s personality. I chose 10 colors: You don’t need a lot, you could even use remnants. Here is what I used. It will be helpful to note what order you want to use your colors in. The first use will be in order 1-10, the next use is more random.

I created this dress for my 2 and a half year old. This is a 2T-3T size dress. After I was inspired by the “midwife blanket”. You can make it a little bigger or smaller by choosing a different size hook.

I created this dress for my 2 and a half year old. This is a 2T-3T size dress. You can make it a little bigger or smaller by choosing a different size hook.

This pattern is for a complete mermaid. It is worked from the tail up and the arms are crocheted separately. Gauge is not very important.

Doll pattern You will need: