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With doll and children’s clothing, you can always let your creativity run free. Here you can play with different colors and get different results. I’m showing you the most popular models here that you can creatively make yourself.

This colorful little raglan dress fits little girls from about age 2. Later it can continue to be worn as a tunic.

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The matching look for the doll (50-58 cm) can then be knitted from the leftovers. It’s the same little dress.

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With this pattern, raglan sweaters in different sizes can be knitted from colorful leftovers for dolls and also teddy bears.

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Dungarees for dolls (43-50 cm) made from the same yarn, which match perfectly. Very easy to make.

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Dolls or teddy bears sized 40-50 cm look simply adorable in this overall.

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You can knit this overall for small teddy bears and dolls 25-40 cm.
It has no buttons at the top and is still easy to put on.

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This colorful skirt for 3- to 4-year-olds is especially popular and has already been knitted in many color variations.

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The leftovers from the little skirt can be used to knit this colorful clothing set for the doll (45-50 cm).

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Such a cute summer outfit fits dolls sized 40-50 cm and also small newborns.

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Even a baby doll needs a colorful diaper. The doll mommy will be very happy about it and will surely want several. It’s crocheted very quickly from leftovers.

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A small sweater for teddy bears 25-30 cm with raglan from the bottom up

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You can crochet this little crocheted jacket for small, thinner floppy teddy bears (20-25 cm) or small dolls.

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Here’s something else for the baby. These baby booties with a heart can be crocheted easily and quickly from leftovers.

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These ladybug oven mitts could become a real eye-catcher in the kitchen. They are easy for beginners with basic knowledge to make.

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Here you can get creative with colors and patterns and knit various washcloths or dishcloths.

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Do you like doves of peace? Then simply knit this one as a washcloth, dishcloth, or potholder. It’s also welcome as a gift.

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A shopping bag for the play store—it's simply a must. And when there are lemons and carrots in it too, every toddler will be delighted.

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With this “For You” guest towel, you have a very special gift for your favorite people. My friend was absolutely delighted and amazed.

It can be knitted very easily and quickly, even over a weekend.

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You can make the “Heart Gift” washcloth to go with it, which you see here in the photo.

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This peace dove is also something special and is guaranteed to be admired. It is easy to knit, and with it you make a statement for peace in the world.

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Yes, dear Mona, I’ll definitely wait until the flowers come out. But thanks for the tip. :) I’m already being careful, but we can eat most of what’s in our garden—there are lots of wild plants that we’re grateful for.

Irene, if that turns out to be horseradish, that would be a little miracle. I’m wondering how it got there. The evening primroses are growing back on the lawn now, too—unfortunately, we mowed them down along with the rest. And they look exactly the same. By the way, you can eat every part of the evening primrose, even the seed pods later on. They’re very healthy—it’s a medicinal plant.

I’ll definitely let you know and post a photo here as soon as the flowers bloom.

Thanks, Anja and Andrea! :)

Andrea, I hope you settle back in well at home and have a wonderful time at your birthday party. I’m sure whatever you make will be great.

Wishing you all the best on your birthday and a joyful celebration with loved ones—that’s what I wish for you, along with everything that makes your life more beautiful.



Warm
regards, Monika

Dolls also look very pretty in yellow clothing with colorful contrasts. You can knit this set for small dolls measuring 35–40 cm.

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A summer set made up of a sweater, little skirt, and headband is waiting for you to knit it for the doll (approx. 50 cm). Leftover yarn is enough for this too.

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You can crochet this jacket for a small floppy teddy bear or a doll measuring 20–25 cm. Very easy.

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I crocheted this kindergarten bag for my granddaughter. It has a double bottom and an adjustable strap. That way, it fits for a long time. My granddaughter still loves it even now at age 6.

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A Puky bike, tricycle, or balance bike definitely needs a bag like this to attach to it, so the stuffed animal can come along for the ride too.

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A play shop needs a shopping bag too; here you can crochet lemons and carrots to go with it right away and fill it up. Very easy to make.

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Ina, I just downloaded a plant identification app. It says the same thing as Marlene. Thanks for the tip!

Marlene, what’s the name of the app you’re using?
Ina, maybe you can ask your son which one he has, too.

Yeah, that’s really exciting. Marlene, you’ve probably hit the nail on the head. We’ve always had evening primroses in the garden, and I’ve actually been missing them this year. Now it looks like it’s growing right next to our patio.

How wonderful!! I’m so happy!

Thanks for your help. I’ll definitely post more photos here once they’ve grown a bit. Then we’ll know for sure.

Check online to see what amazing medicinal plants evening primroses are. Every part of them is edible and super healthy. We always sprinkle the flowers on our granola and salads.

Seriously? Where did that come from all of a sudden? We’ve never had it before. I’ll have to try it tomorrow.
It’s growing in clumps! I’ve only ever seen sorrel here and there in the meadow...

The second one looks especially friendly—so cute.

We have a plant growing here that I haven’t been able to identify yet. I don’t want to pull it out—maybe it’s edible. It’s growing in our compost (bokashi).

If anyone can help me out, I’d really appreciate it.

Here’s what the plant looks like:

Thanks, Ruth! :) I’m really excited, too. This little dress is addictive—I’m going to design another baby dress based on it, with a few tweaks.

You can knit this blanket for dolls or babies. The pattern is very easy to scale up. I knitted it with thinner yarn—using thicker yarn will make it quite a bit larger.

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This colorful, cheerful blanket is very easy to knit. It’s a great way to use up lots of colorful, thick leftover skeins. Each section of this patchwork blanket has a different pattern.

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Wow, Ruth, that picture of you with your granddaughter looks absolutely beautiful. That’s a gift to cherish for a lifetime.

Andrea, I just admired your photo in the other thread. Have a wonderful vacation and enjoy it.

Petra, I can’t wait to see the result. Your baby shoes are always so cute.

Thank you, everyone, for your feedback on the little dress. Here are all four babies in their new outfits. They’re all wearing the same little dress, just in different colors and sizes.

Wow, Andrea, what a beautiful photo of you. I wish you a pleasant vacation.

It’s 23 degrees here today—that’s a nice chance to catch our breath. Tomorrow it’ll be 29 degrees again, but that’s still quite bearable.

This cute summer outfit for a baby doll (or reborn doll) sized 43–50 cm knits up very quickly from leftover yarn.

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The little girl doll, sized 45–50 cm, can get a completely new outfit with this pretty, colorful clothing set.

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Toddlers spend lots of time in summer riding their Puky, tricycle, or balance bike. A bag like this is an absolute must-have on it. It has a double base and is very sturdy.

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Many users love these patterns - maybe you will too.


Raglan overall for teddies or dolls measuring 25-35 cm. Easy to put on and take off, even without buttons.

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This sweet summer outfit for dolls measuring 43-50 cm also fits reborn babies and is knitted top-down raglan style.

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A Schlüttli cardigan for baby dolls (43-50 cm) - just like for a real baby, knitted top-down raglan style.

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This sweater with a button placket is knitted in the same size - also top-down raglan style.

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This colorful clothing set is the ideal summer outfit for dolls measuring approx.
50 to 58 cm. Ideal for leftover yarn.

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This matching skirt goes with it for the doll mom (3-4 years).

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Knit leggings for baby from sock yarn - they are comfortable and warm. Yes, they even grow with your child up to age 2.

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These leggings for toddlers aged 3-5 years are knitted from sock yarn. They fit my granddaughter until she was 5 years old and were a favorite piece

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The convertible pinafore dress for toddlers is something really special, because it can be worn for a long time as a favorite piece - from 1.5 years.

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For a toddler with a Puky, tricycle, or balance bike, this bag is a real highlight. It fits right onto it and can also be removed easily.

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For a play store, this little shopping bag - filled with lemons and carrots - is a wonderful addition. All the pieces are easy to crochet.

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Knit socks the super-easy way - with 3 needles and the mowi heel. Finally, a sock that’s easy to make.

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A very useful and pretty accessory is this cowl / shoulder warmer. It is quick and easy to knit from one skein and is also suitable for beginners with basic knowledge.

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You can knit a symbol of peace with this peace dove - as a potholder, washcloth, or dishcloth. It is sure to be well received as a gift too and admired. Easy to knit.

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Here are the overall Top 3 in my shop:


No. 1 – Knitting Socks with a Simple Heel and 3 Needles




No. 2 – Summer Skirt for 3–4-Year-Olds with Colorful Stripes




No. 3 – Convertible Pinafore Skirt – fits from age 1.5 for a long time

Here are the current Top 3 in my shop:

No. 1 – Leggings for toddlers ages 3–5 made from sock yarn




No. 2 – Onesie (RVO) for teddy bears and dolls 25–30 cm




No. 3 – Clothing set for dolls 35–40 cm

This colorful little skirt fits 3- to 4-year-olds and is quick to knit. It’s also a great project for using up leftover yarn.

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These socks have a very simple heel and are knitted using 3 needles. They’re also perfect for sock-knitting beginners.

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Dear Christina,

I’d also like to send you my congratulations today—on your birthday. I’m sure you’re celebrating it with loved ones who give you gifts and who care deeply about you.

For this new year of your life, I wish you—aside from good health, of course—plenty of time for life’s little joys, for crafts, and so much more. And I hope you’ll see your grandchildren in the U.S. again soon.

Here’s a floral greeting to wish you a wonderful day.



Warm
regards, Monika

Ines, that’s great that you still remember who each skein is from. I’m really curious to see now.

It was 33 degrees here today. It was bearable in a shady spot in the garden. But at 3 p.m., I went inside—it was just too hot for me. Even tonight, it’s still well over 20 degrees.

Wow, Veronika, that looks amazing!

I started the gauge swatch with the purple Baby Merino, but the yarn gave out right from the first few meters. It kept breaking and unraveling into separate strands. It worked after that, but it’s very thin. I might save it for a double-faced hat. In any case, I can’t do anything with it for now. Now I’ll have to come up with something else.

Ruth, I would have totally believed that you designed that embroidery picture yourself.

The pattern is really very pretty—I’m absolutely thrilled with it. They’re not dropped stitches. It sort of fell into my hands, so to speak—completely by chance while I was experimenting with a hat. I think it looks especially nice on the little dress.

Now I’m going to finish crocheting the bag for Juna first, and then I’ll make a gauge swatch with some lovely yarn from Ina’s swap package.

Here’s the bag from 2 days ago; part of the strap is already attached now.

Steffi, your gloves are absolutely gorgeous and truly something special. Alpaca is very well suited for that. They look really warm and cozy.

Ines, your scarf turned out very pretty, too. It’s a great pattern, and I like the colors as well.

I’ve set aside the Babymerino (purple) for a gauge swatch. I’ll probably knit that up next from the swap yarn. You can do quite a lot with 5 skeins, maybe together with another color.

Wow, it was really hot where you are today! It’s like being in a sauna!

It was only 28 degrees here today, and it was perfectly comfortable outside in the shady garden. Tomorrow it’s supposed to reach 34 degrees. I’d rather be indoors then. At least we’ll treat ourselves to breakfast in the garden.

Very cuddly and warm

I don’t think I’d shown this yet once it was finished. Only the buttons are missing. This is the little dress for Juna’s doll.

Here it is again without the asterisks

Ruth, you really always have such great ideas. The beach chair looks really great. And so does your embroidery. Did you design that yourself? It reminds me of the embroidered cards I used to make for Easter and Christmas. I even found one of them just the other day.

I’ve now finished the fourth little dress, this time for Sternchen. I like it best. It’s her first little dress, and she looks so cute in it.

Dear goorle,

happy birthday and lots of joy in your new year of life. And, of course, plenty of time for crafts.



Warm
regards, Monika

Doll clothes can be knitted or crocheted quickly—usually even leftover yarn is more than enough.

This raglan jumpsuit for teddy bears or dolls measuring 25–35 cm has no buttons but can still be easily pulled over the head.

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A cute summer outfit for dolls measuring 43–50 cm, also knitted using the RVO method.

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A raglan Schlüttli with a hat for baby dolls measuring 43–50 cm.

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A raglan sweater with a side button placket in the same size.

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A colorful summer clothing set that fits dolls measuring approx. 50 to 55 cm. A great leftover-yarn project.

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A little shopping bag like this for a pretend store is very quick to crochet. So are the lemons and carrots that can fill the bag. Great for leftover yarn and for giving as a gift.

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This round collar / shoulder warmer is quick to finish and only needs one ball of yarn.

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A peace dove on a washcloth, dishcloth or potholder—quick and easy to knit.

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You’ll have lots of fun knitting this peace dove, and the result is sure to be admired. You can use it as a washcloth, dishcloth, or potholder. It’s sure to be well received as a gift, because it makes a statement for peace.

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Dolls need a cozy blanket too. You can also use it to make a sweet gift for the doll’s mom. It’s quick and easy to knit.

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This hat for dolls or newborns (2 sizes) can be knitted up very quickly and easily from leftover yarn.

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I also wish all users and the CP team a lovely, sunny weekend.
The garden is calling, and there are patterns that need to be finished. When it’s too hot, I prefer to stay indoors. So this works out perfectly.

This baby pinafore dress has a pretty lace pattern and can later be worn as a tunic. It fits from about three months.

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This poncho + triangular shawl (variable) with the lace pattern and pink waves is a real eye-catcher. It’s fun to knit and the result looks simply fantastic. Wonderfully suited for cool summer evenings.

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Take the knitting pattern for this washcloth featuring a dove of peace with you on vacation. The yarn fits in your carry-on, and you can use it right away.

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You can also knit these washcloths or dish towels and learn six different patterns in the process. It’s sure to be fun.

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If you’re heading to the mountains, you might need something warm around your neck. A shawl collar like this is just the thing. It’s very easy to make.

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This colorful little skirt is a must-pack—it fits 3- to 4-year-olds and knits up quickly.

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Of course, the doll (45–50 cm) absolutely has to wear a matching outfit.

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For the little sister (ages 2 and up), you can knit this raglan dress, which goes perfectly with it.

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Here, too, the doll (50–55 cm) can get the matching look—the same little dress, just smaller.

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Wow, Marlene, your dragon’s tail looks amazing. I really like this mix of patterns, and it’s fun to knit, too.

Right now, I’m finishing up the bag for Juna—I’m already on the lid. After that, all that’s left is the strap. Because of the pattern, I’m basically crocheting the bag twice over—it feels like it’s never-ending.

Then I’ll have the second little dress for little Merle (35 cm) finished. Tomorrow I’ll take some more photos of how it’s coming along.

This tunic with the pretty details is tailored at the waist and beautifully accentuates feminine curves.

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This vest is also tailored at the waist. The vertical stripes make it especially slimming.

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That’s a really nice idea with the beetle. And your granddaughter is very creative.

This jacket with hat also fits a doll measuring 35–40 cm. It is also knitted using the top-down raglan method.

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Here you can dress a doll child measuring 35-40 cm beautifully. Various versions are described. The sweater is knitted top-down with raglan shaping.

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Overalls for dolls measuring 43-50 cm - also fits small newborns

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Raglan sweater to match the pants shown above. Several sizes are included here for dolls and teddies.

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A colorful diaper for baby dolls 43-50 cm - great for leftover yarn.

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Overall for a teddy or doll (45-50 cm), knitted top-down with raglan shaping. 

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Overall for small teddies or dolls measuring 25-40 cm, great for scraps.

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Cute summer outfit for dolls measuring 43-50 cm - also for reborn dolls and small newborns.

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Colorful little raglan dress for dolls 50-58 cm 

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Colorful clothing set for dolls 45-50 cm - knitted from the leftovers of the skirt for the doll mommy.

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Schlüttli jacket with hat for baby dolls 43-50 cm or small newborns/ preemies with top-down raglan.

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Raglan sweater with side button placket for dolls 43-50 cm or small newborns.

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Small raglan sweater, knitted from the bottom up and fits small teddies measuring 25-30 cm.

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Crochet jacket for the little floppy teddies 20-25 cm or small dolls

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What a lovely idea. Yes, it really is something special when grandmas can teach their grandchildren something—and the grandchildren are eager to learn.

This infinity scarf is knitted with hand-dyed yarn that has a beautiful color gradient. The pretty pattern can also be customized, both in width and length. It’s fun to knit because it never gets boring.

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I knitted this cardigan for my granddaughter using cotton yarn cake. The stripes are worked in using matching scraps. The cardigan fits from approximately size 92.

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Veronika, that’s exactly why I’m making up for it now. Back in the day, I only had teddy bears in my doll carriage, too. The dolls were too stiff for me. And now they feel and look just like real babies.

This colorful skirt for 3- to 4-year-olds is especially popular in my shop. It is easy to knit and is an ideal project for lots of colorful balls of yarn or leftover yarn.

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This grow-with-me pinafore dress is also popular. It has a knitted-in heart pattern and can be transformed so that it fits from age 1.5 years for a very long time.

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This simple heel variation is really brilliant for sock fans. It is knitted with 3 needles, making it even easier.

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This circular collar / shoulder warmer is very easy to knit—from just one ball of yarn. The pattern is written perfectly for beginners. Basic knowledge should be present.

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Oh Mel, you’ve really brought two cute little babies into your life. They’re both absolutely adorable. How wonderful that you’re joining the ranks of doll moms. I’m really happy about that. And you’ve already crocheted the little one so beautifully. What’s her name?

The little girl is sure to be adopted very quickly and find a loving home.

Dear Susann,

Happy birthday and lots of joy – today on your birthday and throughout the whole coming year. Keep having such sweet ideas and many happy customers. One of my elves would also like to congratulate you here.



Warm regards
Monika

Dear Diana,

Happy birthday and have a wonderful day with your loved ones. I wish you that and everything that brings you joy.



Warm regards
Monika