Dolls, doll clothes, accessories, and more children’s toys: April highlights.

Dear users, dear authors,
your dolls need new doll clothes, accessories, and toys for Easter and for spring, too.
Get started now.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

When the baby doll is taken out for a stroll, it needs an outing set. A knitting pattern ideal for beginners.
www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/49175/strickanleitung-puppenset-rot-42-45cm

Knitting Pattern for Doll Shoes 



Knitted doll shoes—one with a rolled edge, one with a cuff to fold over

The booties are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and you should know how to knit and purl. Crocheting around the sole with slip stitches is optional.

Depending on the needle size and yarn yardage, the booties will have a sole length of 6–7.5 cm.

Ideal for leftover yarn

Wellness is a big deal for Barbie and her friends!
Each of them is wearing a wonderfully cozy bathrobe. There are also matching slippers to go with it.
How different it can look depends on the yarn used. You get the terry-cloth effect if you use fluffy yarn:

Schachenmayr Lenja Soft (LL 85m/25g)
Rico Baby Teddy (LL 145m/50g) 
Phildar Phil douce (LL 86m/50g)
Crocheting with fluffy yarn is not a problem here, since the bathrobe is crocheted with double crochet stitches. That makes the stitches easy to see. Plus, you'll get lots of tips on how to make crocheting with this yarn easier.

But you can also work with other yarn, e.g.
Schachenmayr Catania(LL 125m/50g)
or
Katia Velvet fine (LL 160m/50g)
The velvet yarn gives the bathrobe a velvety velour touch.

The pattern also describes how to make the matching slippers.
You can download the pattern here!

Barbie and her boyfriend are going to the spring festival!
Of course, they are dressed in traditional style with a dirndl and lederhosen. Barbie is wearing a red, black, and green dirndl with puff sleeves. She also has a matching bag, a traditional hat, a necklace, and a large gingerbread heart.
Ken is wearing short lederhosen, a traditional shirt, a traditional jacket, knee socks, and a matching hat with a feather plume. In this outfit, he can really enjoy his liter of beer.
You can crochet this wonderful traditional outfit set for the two of them from leftover yarn, because you don’t need much yarn. The two patterns are available individually or in the bundle with a savings of 20%!

Or do you like a shorter dirndl better for Barbie? That’s also available in my shop:

The pattern for the heart bag is included here. Here you can get the pattern for the short dirndl.

Doll fashion is my passion. I simply love dressing the little ladies up beautifully. And the best part is, you can make everything yourself. I have crocheted and knitted models. Knitted, for example, is this enchanting ball gown:



or plenty of options to mix and match: practical everyday fashion:


... of course, there is also lots and lots of doll clothing to crochet in my shop. It won’t all fit in here. Just stop by and have a look. Here I’m showing you my customers’ favorite model: the “Swing” doll clothing series:



I wish you lots of joy with all your doll fashion projects.
Warm regards from Ina

This pattern for baby dolls is suitable for size 48/50 dolls.
Even for beginners with basic knitting skills, this 4-piece set is a breeze.
It is knitted mostly in knit stitch. For the hat and socks, you should be comfortable knitting with a set of double-pointed needles.

Doll moms want to dress their favorites just as nicely as a real baby. A Schlüttli with matching pants and hat is sure to be a highlight and bring lots of joy.

All pieces are easy to knit, as long as you have knitting experience. Leftover balls of yarn, for example, can be used up very well for this. The clothing fits dolls measuring 40-50 cm.

To the knitting pattern for the doll Schlüttli



To the knitting pattern for the doll pants - 2 variants

This cute sleeping bag will send little doll mums happily off to sleep. They can tuck their baby into a cozy sleeping bag before taking it to bed with them.

The sleeping bag is easy to knit if you’ve knitted before. Everything is explained clearly. It fits dolls or teddy bears measuring 40–50 cm, as well as newborns.

Click here for the knitting pattern and more info 

A balloon cover is very quick to make from leftover yarn and is ideal for babies as a protective cover, so that nothing can happen if the balloon bursts. The cover also makes it easier to grip.
For bigger children, it’s the ideal indoor soccer ball, since the cover makes it heavier, but it still won’t break your furnishings.
It’s even wonderfully suitable as a therapy ball for retirement homes, etc., as a customer told me.
Pattern for the balloon cover!

Sophie Sonnenschein is perfectly equipped for any weather—thanks to her three different outfits. Whether the sun is shining or the weather isn’t so nice, her doll mum can always dress her little darling appropriately.

Using the materials listed, Sophie Sonnenschein will be 30 cm tall. I recommend using cotton yarn, as it’s ideal for dolls and amigurumi and can even be machine-washed.

You can find the pattern for Sophie Sonnenschein here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/40016/haekelanleitung-sophie-sonnenschein

The doll clothes with the wrap top are easy to put on and take off, and come as a complete set with pants and a hat.
If you’d like to crochet for summer already, simply shorten the sleeves and pant legs for a doll vacation outfit. 
Have fun with it
Best wishes, Caro

here you can find more information and the pattern

Any child who already knows how to use scissors and colored pencils can keep expanding this game endlessly on their own!




The Mila doll is about 25.6 cm tall and just needs to be printed out, glued onto sturdy paper, and cut out. For her starter wardrobe, you can download my summer and fall collections right away.

Crochet pattern for a balloon cover.

This cover is crocheted from individual granny squares. Protected by this cover, the balloon is ideal for children of all ages to play with, both indoors and in the garden. 

Inflated with just a little air, a baby can easily grasp the ball through the crocheted cover without it bursting. It also encourages the baby to crawl, because when inflated more firmly, the ball rolls away when they try to grab it. 

And later, for older children in the garden—this lightweight ball causes less damage and can be washed again quickly.

Pattern and more pictures for the balloon cover