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Pig-Tailed Dolly
Pattern description from Weekend Knitting: “This heirloom blanket is sized for a stroller, car seat, or other place where baby needs to be kept warm. The classic plaid looks especially fresh in the unisex yellow, blue, and lime palette. The lining is solid-color Stockinette stitch, which - depending on your mood - could be relaxing or, let’s face it, tedious to knit. If you’d prefer not to knit the lining, buy 3 skeins fewer putty-colored yarn and follow the instructions for sewing on a fabric backing. The accompanying dolly can be completed in a few hours - and enjoyed for years. Her pants are ‘built in,’ but her heart sweater can be taken on and off.”
Yarn: Jo Sharp Soho Summer DK (100% cotton; 109 yards / 50 grams). 1 skein each #227 putty, #221 Carmen (red), #228 calico (natural) #226 umber (brown).
Needles:
- One set straight needles size US 3 (3.25 mm).
- One set straight needles size US 6 (4 mm).
- Change needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.
Notions: Yarn needle, stitch holders, polyester fiberfill for stuffing doll, crochet hook size H (5 mm) or larger for blanket fringe, 3/4 yarn 45” cotton fabric for blanket lining (optional).
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