Baby annabelle knitting patterns free

While browsing online for ideas, I came across a lovely red and white fairisle knitted baby dress for sale. As there aren't any babies in my family to knit for, (don't they grow up so fast) I made this for Annabell. Then I found some bright yellow yarn in my stash so along with cream and a touch of green knitted up the second dress. Now, as I may have mentioned before, I love knitting socks, especially tiny little socks like these which complete the outfit. Iv'e given instructions for single…

I found a vintage pattern (circa 1960) in my sister’s stash for a baby’s matinee jacket. i hadn't seen the pattern before and my sister couldn't remember where it came from. To add to the mystery, on the back of the pattern the name Alice was handwritten in large letters - hence the name Alice Matinee jacket It’s a lovely design but as I haven’t got any babies to knit for, decided to alter the pattern for Baby Annabell Doll and include a dress, bonnet and booties. The pattern would also fit…

Baby Annabell SleepsuitThis knit pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full Post: Baby Annabell Sleepsuit

When my children were babies (a long time ago now) a jacket with hood and matching leggings was called a pram set. Hence the name of this design. Those were the days when most new mothers had a shiny new pram with matching bag at the front and either a quilted cover or checked Otterburn rug. silver cross pram When one of my visitors suggested a jacket and trousers for Annabell to wear in her stroller I came up with this pattern. I tend to be bit old fashioned with my knitting (or as my…

I wish there had been a knitting pattern for a sleeping bag when my children were babies (a long time ago now) and as I haven't got any babies to knit for what better than to make one for Annabell. I tried a few different variations to try and reduce seaming etc, and came up with this one that is made in one piece from the hem with a front seam (easily knit in the round to the front opening) The sleeves are knit first then added to the body to begin the yoke. My very helpful tester suggested…

Cardigan, trousers and hat Materials: 4-ply yarn in white and kingfisher Pair size 3.25 mm (UK 10) needles Pair size 3 mm (UK 11) needles 4 buttons Shirring elastic (to match trousers) Tension: 7 sts to 1 inch over st st Measurements: To fit a 15 to 16 in baby doll: chest 11.5 in, waist 12 in, sleeve seam 3 in, leg seam 4 in, head circumference 12 in. Trousers (make 2 pieces) Using kingfisher and 3.25 mm needles, cast on 40 sts. K 3 rows. Change to st st, inc 1 st at each end of next and…

Baby Doll Hats by Jennifer Dickerson A simple, pretty hat for a doll…check out my Cotton Candy Toddler Hat so your little one and her

BabyBorn measurements Height: 43 cm Chest: 28 cm Thigh: 17 cm Calf: 13 cm Arm: 11 cm Head: 33 cm The yarn I have used...