this ebook contains six patterns (plus a bonus one) of mittens inspired by old cement tiles…

And In The Dark Dark Wood is a warm sweater designed for 12” and 16-18” Waldorf inspired dolls as well as American Doll.

The Tam With a Scary name matches perfectly the sweater Hatkl Yfta. Both are intended for 12” Waldorf inspired dolls.

Oghill is a warm back-fastened unisex sweater made from wool yarn allowing a good definition of textured stitches. The fabric has to be dense and thick to protect your little fisherman from sea spray, winds and storms.


Knitpink! is a set of 2 pieces (hat and cardigan) intended for 12” waldorf dolls. ((Also suits 12” Corolle and Götz dolls).

Hatkl Yfta is a seamless top down sweater suitable for Waldorf inspired 12” dolls who love wind, storms and dragons.

King Haakon Street is a very short typical street in Lerwick, the opposite of any place dramatic or spectacular, like this tam is a tiny knit based on tradition and intimacy.

BODHI is a set of maryjanes and laced bonnet suitable for 16-18” Winterludes dolls (feet about 9 cm, head +/_ 31 cm circumference)

Woolipop’n socks is a set containing a colorful sweater and socks. Colorful because life is short, and socks because all dolls of the world spend their time losing socks. It’s just a fact!

Just because your dolls need to keep warm too…

Inga is a trendy little thing your doll has to get in his/her wardrobe.

Winter is coming, and your littles need new sweaters. A turtle neck to keep the neck warm, and paper dolls dancing around for fun…

Finally a pattern for cool dolls! Exit granny sweaters made from yarn thick as a doll thumb! Exit stiff and uncomfortable fabrics for our little ones.

Twillingate,

Red Clover is a set of two patterns: a medium length laced dress and a pointy hat.

Bonne comes in two sizes and is the perfect accessory for your doll if you plan to travel in France. Obviously, it also works on a green, at the park or just for school.

i wanted a unisex pattern. boys or girls, kids need to feel warm and comfortable.

Norwick, it’s a tiny windy place by the sea located at a northern point of shetland islands, inhabited by sheep, green grass, beautiful stones, a few human beings and probably a little goldfish hidden deep in the sea…

this pattern is designed for a 12” doll.

Puxies are 12” creatures wearing hats and braids. unlike pucks or pixies, they are very adapted to city life and don’t need any garden nor woods to be happy.

a new garment for your little one. obviously warm but also fancy and comfortable. just made to be on the move!

Thor is wearing his new winter set composed of a stranded long cap and the matching yoked cardigan.

Louise asked for a modern vintage set. this combo of lace and ruffles reminds me of the 1950’s toddlers fashion, actualized by a ribbed yoke.

just because a baby blanket is always a good idea…

Nordland is a top down sweater designed to match the Under the fir tree set for dolls! obviously, you don’t need any doll to need this sweater.

Bleu de Chauffe is the name of the outfit worn by steam locomotive

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I took inspiration from cement tiles floors you can see in many houses built in the second part of the 19th century. Those very durable tiles covered most of transition areas and collective rooms of family homes, making easier their maintenance and both giving them some fanciness with their colored patterns, reminding nordic drawings or medieva...

I took inspiration from cement tiles floors you can see in many houses built in the second part of the 19th century. Those very durable tiles covered most of transition areas and collective rooms of family homes, making easier their maintenance and both giving them some fanciness with their colored patterns, reminding nordic drawings or medieva...

I took inspiration from cement tiles floors you can see in many houses built in the second part of the 19th century. Those very durable tiles covered most of transition areas and collective rooms of family homes, making easier their maintenance and both giving them some fanciness with their colored patterns, reminding nordic drawings or medieva...

I took inspiration from cement tiles floors you can see in many houses built in the second part of the 19th century. Those very durable tiles covered most of transition areas and collective rooms of family homes, making easier their maintenance and both giving them some fanciness with their colored patterns, reminding nordic drawings or medieva...

I took inspiration from cement tiles floors you can see in many houses built in the second part of the 19th century. Those very durable tiles covered most of transition areas and collective rooms of family homes, making easier their maintenance and both giving them some fanciness with their colored patterns, reminding nordic drawings or medieva...

I took inspiration from cement tiles floors you can see in many houses built in the second part of the 19th century. Those very durable tiles covered most of transition areas and collective rooms of family homes, making easier their maintenance and both giving them some fanciness with their colored patterns, reminding nordic drawings or medieva...

Winter is not only my name, it’s also my favorite season. A good cup of tea next to the fireplace (yarn basket in between) after a walk in the snow wearing a nordic sweater, this is my kind of pleasure!

I remember a photo of my grandmother skiing in the Alps. On the back of the image, this indication: Saint-Gervais, 1948.

Size: fits 16-18” dolls

Barni is a stranded unisex sweater worked seamlessly in the round from the top down. Yoke shaping is given by short rows after the stranded pattern…

Bláfjöll is a ski area just near Reykjavik…it inspired me this stranded top down sweater worked seamlessly in the round.

this pattern contains: indications for the dress and a free PDF with a lace capelet (The free capelet pattern is available until October 31th- (2016)): yoko loves short sleeves dresses, but it’s cold in iceland and a capelet is welcome!

yes, another hat!

Masculin/Feminin is a set of two patterns:

Thor asked for a very boyish cardigan, and we decided for a double buttoned cardigan with a shawl collar like grandpa uses to wear when he reads near the fireplace.

this big shawl (90”x45” / 230x115cm) is a road trip project.

this set contains two patterns: a raglan sweater and a bonnet.

this PDF contains 2 patterns: hat and sweater.

those booties are top down and worked in the round. they fit my 17” dolls and 18” toddlers (length of my dolls’ feet = 3.5”/9cm). they also probably fit newborn babies but i haven’t yet verified .

those booties are top down and worked in the round. they fit my 17” dolls and 18” toddlers (length of my dolls’ feet = 3.5”/9cm). they also probably fit newborn babies but i haven’t yet verified .

those booties are top down and worked in the round. they fit my 17” dolls and 18” toddlers (length of my dolls’ feet = 3.5”/9cm). they also probably fit newborn babies but i haven’t yet verified .

those booties are top down and worked in the round. they fit my 17” dolls and 18” toddlers (length of my dolls’ feet = 3.5”/9cm). they also probably fit newborn babies but i haven’t yet verified .

those booties are top down and worked in the round. they fit my 17” dolls and 18” toddlers (length of my dolls’ feet = 3.5”/9cm). they also probably fit newborn babies but i haven’t yet verified .

those booties are top down and worked in the round. they fit my 17” dolls and 18” toddlers (length of my dolls’ feet = 3.5”/9cm). they also probably fit newborn babies but i haven’t yet verified .

just because i love this set on real babies, i needed to design this for my baby doll.

North Country blue (the hat) is worked in the round (with dpns or a circular needles, it depends of your choice) and seamless.

another hat knitted in the round. less boring than stockinette, but very easy and much fast made than it seems, It’s cold tonight the hat is an introduction to the matching cardigan.

Friðarøy is made with leftover yarns from the pattern Tell me momma and completes the winter suit.

midnight rambler has been design for very beginner knitters. they will learn to purl, pick up stitches and knit short rows without tears!

yoko is left handed so her pocket is on the left side, but the pattern is written for right handed dolls and the pocket will be on the right side!

another of my patterns designed to use scraps.

“boys also need shawls! too many patterns are designed for girls only”, said my Johnny boy!

Ölveig needed a new shawl for winter.

this pattern is made for beginners interested in learning toes up socks technique.

another lace neck warmer, i know…

Suzette is a set of three pdf patterns for 8” dolls.

Sigrún is a set of three pdf patterns for 8” dolls. it contains instructions for a dress, a wrap and baby booties.

snjø is a set of three pdf patterns for 8” dolls. it contains instructions for a cable & garter stitch bonnet, easy overalls and baby booties.

Helmut is a set of three pdf patterns for 8” dolls. it contains instructions for a top down hat, overalls with suspenders and baby booties.

Alien is a set of three pdf patterns for 8” dolls with a 8” circumference head.

Helga is a set of three pdf patterns for 8” dolls. it contains instructions for a garter stitch and lace jumper, the matching bonnet and baby booties.

Brittany is a set of three pdf patterns for 8” dolls. it contains instructions for a cosy hooded garter stitch coat, a striped stitch hat and baby booties.

Akureyri is a set of three pdf patterns for 8” dolls. it contains instructions for a cosy hooded moss stitch coat, a garter stitch hat with ears and baby booties.

Based on the famous strip of Möbius and Listing, Yoko’s cowl is knitted in the round, and of course it has only one side…

Hilda is worked in the round. It can fit boys or girls dolls… It matches perfectly the cable bonnet “Magdeleine”.

Thor is a pixie hat designed for a boy doll. Of course, it can also fit any girl with a 13-14” circumference head.

Copenhagen is a set of three patterns: a coat, a pixie hat and baby booties.

this hat is perfect for 15-18” dolls with a 13-14” head.

this hap shawl is made according to the scottish tradition. it’s a charming gift for your newborn 8,5” waldorf baby. of course, the big sister will probably steal it, but this pattern is very easy and addictive…

This shawl is made to wrap your doll: she can wear it around her neck or her shoulders. It is not shaped in triangle. The body is knitted flat in garter stitch, then you’ll add the border. You’ll begin by the top of the wrap.

you’ll need about 40 g Cascade 220 = 1,4oz (= 80 meters = 87 yards); 4 dpn (or a short circular needle) US 10.5 (6,5mm);

this lace capelet is not difficult to make. it’s perfect for a lace beginner.

i recently wrote this pattern for a friend, but it’s one of my classical design: could you imagine parisian dolls without a beret during fall?

this shawl is easy and quick made: very appreciated by dolls and mamas! i designed it for very beginners…

yoko hates sleeves when she plays in the garden, obviously, she needed a poncho. an andean poncho? no, i mixed up traditional scandinavian and fair isles designs.

i wanted a bonnet reminding baby’s hat of the beginning of the last century. but if you knit it with colored yarn, it looks like a 1960’s hat, and is very hype knitted in a dark shade.

i designed this pattern for beginners who’d like to knit for their dolls.

this pattern is written for 15-17” waldorf inspired dolls, but you can adapt it for 18” dolls by using sport weight yarn and bigger needles (4 or 5 i.e).