A little history about this outfit…

In August 2016 I published my first free doll pattern, a doll called Weebee – often referred to now as the standard size Weebee doll. The Weebee doll base pattern originally included an outfit for a girl and an outfit for a boy. Eventually I had to separate the doll from the clothing because once more outfits became available people were struggling to find the base doll pattern for them. The outfits pattern became the Weebee Mix and Match and it remained as such until now.

My patterns have come a long way since then and people were finding the mix and match pattern a little confusing because it wasn’t written as well as they are now. So I decided to revise both of the outfits and publish them separately!

So here is the boys outfit which includes:
Dungarees/Overalls
Beanie Hat with cat ears
Loafer shoes

This FREE 5 page pattern is for the above items, designed to fit my standard sized Weebee doll – the DOLL IS ALSO A FREE PATTERN available to download here.

The hair for the doll modelling this outfit can be found in this pattern. Plus don’t forget that most of the items in this outfit in this pattern can also be worn by the Dress Me Up dolls collection - find them all here!

This pattern has been tested by several wonderful members of the Weebee Appreciation Society Facebook Group and every effort has been made to ensure that this pattern is error free and ready for sale!

Weebee is named after my youngest niece Phoebe - when she was first born my daughter and Phoebe’s older sister couldn’t say her name properly yet and she has been nicknamed ‘Weebee’ ever since.

Weebee has a fabulously big head, shaped feet, hands with thumbs and a lovely round tummy and bottom - I’m sure you’ll fall in love with Weebee as much as I have!

Finished products created with this pattern may be used for commercial sale.

Yarn and Hook Size
My Weebee doll patterns are designed so that you can use any yarn or hook of your choice to achieve different sized dolls to your liking. Therefore the clothing patterns have no specific yarn or hook size specifications but information is contained within which will help you to create the perfect fit for your specific doll.

Terminology: US

Other items needed:
Tapestry needle

Format of pattern: PDF - 5 pages

Style: Written with all abbreviations and special stitches noted in the pattern as well as guidance images where appropriate.

If you have any questions or queries about this pattern please do not hesitate to contact me!

Text and images by Laura Tegg, all rights reserved. No pattern may be reproduced or distributed — mechanically, electronically, or by any other means, including photocopying, without written permission. Finished products created with this pattern may be used for commercial sale. Design credit should be given to Laura Tegg when items are listed for sale.