I created this bedspread for my Blythe dolls’ bedroom in celebration of Valentine’s Day. The pattern is free to download so you can make your own.
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Tag: Knitting pattern for Blythe
Knitted tops / sweaters for Blythe
I have been working on some super soft and fine knitted tops for Blythe dolls. Each is decorated with a sweet little flower and come in different colour combinations. Knit in a high-quality baby-soft yarn (100% Baby Merino Wool) that has been hand dyed in Uruguay. They come in short sleeved, 3/4 sleeved and long sleeved versions. For sale in my Etsy store.
Little Bear Hat – free pattern
Another free pattern for download for your Blythe dolls due to me having some leftover yarn and some free time. And the results – a sweet little hat with bear ears.
I’d love to see it knit in realistic browns like a bear, or a mouse, so please post your pics if you make one.
Raspberry Ripple Hat – free pattern
Here’s a free pattern for your Blythe dolls.
Raspberry Ripple is a fun novelty hat that knits up quickly. The pink and white acrylic blend yarn (Lincraft’s Big Wool) reminded me of ice cream with raspberries – hence the name.
Chocolate sprinkles (brown bugle beads) make it even more delicious! Continue reading “Raspberry Ripple Hat – free pattern”
Variation on a theme
I could say that I was experimenting with the daisy stitch pattern and came across this interesting variation of my A Handsomely Tweedy Hat pattern. But that would be lying. The truth is I forgot which row I was on and repeated myself. The results are good though.
For best results use a really Earthy, tweedy yarn. Otherwise, stick with the original design. Continue reading “Variation on a theme”
A Handsomely Tweedy Hat
I love Melbourne’s European influences and when I’m visiting I always try to get to Albert Park to enjoy a well made coffee and some cake. Albert Park is also home to The Avenue bookstore, where I can lose myself for hours, and The Wool Baa yarn store, where I disappear again for a few more hours. On a recent visit I was seduced by a few balls of Debbie Bliss’s Donegal Luxury Tweed Aran yarn. Continue reading “A Handsomely Tweedy Hat”