This knitting pattern can help you create a detailed fair isle sweater or cardigan, like the ones pictured here as well as a few other possible designs. This yoked sweater is worked from the turtleneck or collar (for cardigans) downwards. The fair isle colorwork is completed on the yoke, which means that dressing the doll is less of a challenge than with a sweater where the colorwork goes all the way down the sleeves.

The sweater may fit a variety of 14 inch dolls, but is specifically fitted to Helen Kish’s 14” Chrysalis dolls. The sweater is completely open in the back for ease of knitting (or open in the front, for a cardigan).

Supplies

• Lightweight fingering yarn--I used “Palette” and “Stroll” from knitpicks.com
• Knitting Needles sized 000 and 0 (1.5 & 2 mm) Sweater is worked with size 0 needles, with size 000 used for the cuffs & turtleneck.
• six sets of 4/0 snaps for back or front closure with matching thread
• miniature buttons for realism

Gauge
* With size 0 needles in stockinette stitch, 20 stitches, 26-27 rows in a 2 x 2 inch (5.1 cm) square.