MATERIALS Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver; Medium 4, Worsted. Colour is 'Monet'. 5.0 mm Crochet Hook. GAUGE Approximately 11 hdc = 4 inches. Approximately 7 rows = 4 inches. SIZE Sized to fit child's head, measuring at approximately 21 inches in circumference, with a matching doll size (for generic 18 inch dolls, like American Girl or similar).
She is so adorable sleeping in her new hat! She didn't like it on her head until I added the braided ties. I would say this hat is easy to make. It involves some front post double crochet, as well as single crochet, double crochet and half double crochet stitches, skipping stitches, and decreasing.
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MATERIALS 5 mm crochet hook. Phentex Merit, Medium 4 Yarn in colours; 'Creme Menthe', 'Candy Floss' and 'Chocolate'. Caron (one pound) Baby, Medium 4 Yarn in colours; 'Yellow' and 'Denim'. Darning needle to sew in ends. Add this pattern to your Ravelry favourites here. Easy~Medium. This pattern includes a mix of stitches to give it this unique appearance.
My little princess asked for some new doll clothes for her new American Girl doll. So I'm on a bit of a mission to get some made up for her! The pattern for this lovely dress is called 'Ribbon Candy Dress'. It is very nicely written by Kate Wagstaff of Crafting Friends Designs.
I purchased this pattern a few weeks ago, and finally had the chance to give it a go. I made a few small additions/modifications to the pattern to suit my princess's requests. The very first difference I made is the yarn choice. I did not have the yarn listed in the pattern, and my husband says I need to use some before I can purchase more, so I gave my princess the chance to choose the colours she wanted. I used: Patons Canadiana Yarn, Medium 4, in colours; 'Med. Green Tea' and 'Dark Green Tea'. I also used: Patons Allure Bulky 5 in 'White'. I do recommend using the yarn listed in the pattern for best results.
My princess and I worked together to decide where we would switch colours. If I do this pattern again I will definitely try alternating colours as the pattern requests. After working up the dress base, following the pattern exactly, I finished off by adding 2 more button holes & buttons in the back. I then evenly Single Crocheted on the furry yarn around the neck, bottom and sleeves of the dress. She also wanted a jewelled belt and the snowflake button, so I sewed them on easily.
I made some more washcloths. These ones are super easy. A great project for beginners. These ones work up pretty quick and look great prettied up with ribbons.
