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Tuesday, April 30, 2024
Lots to Love 10 Inch Baby Doll Sweater Set
Thanks to Darski's free patterns for the Lots to Love 10 Inch Baby Doll I've gotten a good start on the donation bag for 2024. This is the sweater from her Sweetly pattern set found here.
In years past this sweater has come out large enough to fit the Rag Doll and the Lots to Love 14 inch Baby doll so this year after realizing I was headed down that path again I decided it was time to make changes and record them.
Notes:
I used Bernat Big Baby Sport Pink and Baby Baby. Sweater:
The pattern changes from a G to an F hook I stayed with the F hook for the entire sweater.
Row 1 as written.
Row 2 skip one skip one stitch between pattern directions this reduces overall stitch count making sweater less bulky and a better fit on the doll.
Row 3 dc in every dc 2dc in every chain space. This adds stitches back to original pattern but not nearly as wide as original.
Row 4 dc in 3 2 dc in next. Slows down increase from original pattern.
Row 4a as written with different number of total stitches.
Row 5 I had to fudge row 5 to make the numbers work for the armholes based on new number of stitches. I didn't record because it took me a few tries to make it work.
Rows 6-8 were worked as written based on the new stitch count.
Pants:
As I mentioned in previous posts I've been using my own basic pants pattern. I finally recorded the chains required for this doll's waist.
Chain 44 for waist. For this set I did a row of sc prior to finishing rest in dc. I would do that again it made for a better waist. I did not use elastic for these pants. I did a chain 3 and join to split for legs.
Booties:
I keep playing with the adaptation for this pattern trying to get the best fit but this is what I've been working on recently
Complete row 1-3 of the booties.
Row 4: sc in back loops around
Row 5: sc reducing 4 times at toe
Row 6: sc evenly
The headband is a work in progress. Still a little larger than I wanted. I'd likely go down to a D hook the next time. I did a row of sc to fit the doll's head and then crocheted around the row on both sides finishing with a sc chain 3 edging.
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Thanks so much for stopping by and for your kind words in regards to Joe's passing...I gratefully appreciate it..
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