A Magical Christmas for and with Dolls

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you’ll find enchanting ideas for Christmas for and with dolls. Have fun crafting.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, pictures, information, etc. All patterns presented here must have at least 10 sales / a conversion rate of at least 3% and must not have been promoted in the forum in the past 3 weeks. 

If you’re looking for a very easy-to-knit hat for dolls or babies,
then my pixie hat is just right for you.

You can also knit the hat in red and add a white pom-pom on top,
and you’ll have a Christmas hat for the dolls. Or you can knit it in red and white....

You knit only knit stitches and not in rounds, but only right side and wrong side rows.

You can also use leftover yarn,
because the hat only needs about 30-35 g of knitting yarn with a yardage of approx. 273 m per 100 g.
My doll has a head circumference of 37 cm.
The smaller size fits, which also fits newborns.
If you have dolls with a larger head circumference, you can knit the larger hat.
Depending on how tightly you knit, this fits up to a 48 cm head circumference and larger.

Click here and you’ll go directly to the page for my pixie hat pattern

 
  
 
Happy knitting, from Mona (Froschoma_Mona)

I love knitting and crocheting doll clothes. You don’t need much yarn for them, it’s fun, and the grandchildren are happy to see new additions to the doll wardrobe, too.

The Ice Princess’s Coat

It is knitted as a top-down raglan in one piece. You could give it to a little girl together with a doll or a matching DVD. The dress my doll is wearing is also handmade.


Dreamy Princess Dress

This beautiful princess dress will make every child’s eyes light up. It is crocheted in one piece. You have various design options. I love the version with the rocailles beads the most. But I also like it very much in colorful versions.



Cardigans for Small Dolls

I always think it’s nice to dress dolls according to the season. And that’s why a little cardigan is a must. This one is knitted as a top-down raglan with no bothersome seams. The length is adjustable. Leftover sock yarn is enough.

 
With this enchanting wintery dress, you can turn your little doll into a real Mrs. Claus. It has red stripes with and without glitter, as well as fur trim at the neckline and hem. It also comes with a fur cape and a Santa hat.
And if you crochet the dress in other colors and add a cheeky little hat, as well as a matching bag, it becomes a dress for the first spring stroll:

You can download the crochet pattern for the dress with fur trim here!




When Christmas turns icy, the little dolls will find an ice-skating costume with skates under the Christmas tree. The short little dress has sewn-on panties in the same color. An iridescent sponge yarn edging adds the sparkle. To keep the ears from getting cold, the little doll wears matching earmuffs. The pattern also explains 2 methods for making ice skates for the dolls: one with hot glue and one with silk clay.
Here’s the crochet pattern for the ice-skating costume with earmuffs and skates.





For really cold days, there are little “fur” jackets with a hat and a colorful cowl for the small dolls. The fur effect is achieved by using thin plush yarn. The jacket can be buttoned at the front, and the hat is made from the same material.
Download the crochet pattern for the little fur jacket with hat and cowl here!

Knitting doll clothes is my absolute favorite thing to do. You can incorporate so many beautiful ideas that it’s a real joy. By the way, the same goes for recreating patterns. Here, you can play with all the colors of your leftover yarn and create enchanting garments.

This cute Christmas winter cape is sure to delight every doll mom’s heart. It’s quick and easy to make. With the knitting pattern, you can dress all dolls from 35 to 46 cm.

To the knitting pattern

Doll children like to have warm little feet in winter too.

These little shoes are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles. Small amounts of leftover yarn are enough, because after the sole and after the foot section, you can also knit the final cuff in a new color. 

The border with a round of slip stitches is optional.