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Kiah
Kiah ~ a spring inspired one-piece jump-suit knitting pattern featuring a flattering lace stitch bodice which is also featured on each leg cuff for a finishing touch, all formatted with easy to read line-by-line written instructions
See a bib top playsuit version here Kiah Playsuit
Designer’s Note:
Paired with my Eyelet Beret for a nautical take, along with the perfect compliment for spring wear where I paired the jump suit with my bolero pattern, see Kimana for details
Instructions:
Written instructions given ~ Worked flat: back and forth in rows ~ my preferred knitting technique
Designed to fit:
American Girl Dolls & 18” Gotz Dolls
like my models, Jessica and Elisabeth, that share the same body type
Construction:
Each leg section is worked separately from the cuff up, then joined and worked in one piece to armholes, working each section individually
Experience Level:
Advance Beginner-Easy: Project using basic stitches, repetitive stitch patterns, simple color changes, and simple shaping and finishing.
Pattern Features:
The lace stitch pattern is featured on the front bodice and on each leg cuff for a complete look, a written pattern with line-by-line instructions given. Back button-loop closure makes for easy dressing, button-loops are created working chain stitch using a small crochet hook
Notions: 3 buttons, Darning Needle
Copyright:
Please respect my designer rights, and as such the copyright of these patterns will always remain with me; their text, photos copyright of Debonair Designs 2013. Patterns must not be duplicated, distributed and/or sold without the author's permission. Feel free to use these patterns for your knitting pleasure, a courtesy acknowledgment would be greatly appreciated and welcomed
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- First published: March 2013
- Page created: March 24, 2013
- Last updated: November 6, 2018 …
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