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You can knit these romper pants in different sizes—from 46 cm to 55 cm. That makes them perfect for dressing a doll or a newborn. The advantage of these pants is that they are easy to put on and take off and can be combined well with other clothing.

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This traditional-style first baby cardigan is a wonderful gift for a birth. It has a hood and a pretty little heart lace pattern and fits up to at least 3 months. After that, the cardigan will later fit a baby doll.

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You can knit this winter set for babies from leftover sock yarn. I used 6-ply sock yarn so it keeps them nice and warm. It includes a hat, little socks, a scarf collar, and gloves.

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Double-face knitting patterns are all the rage right now—but this knitting technique is also truly fascinating and a lot of fun once you get the hang of it. Here are a few suggestions for what you can create with this great knitting technique—you’ll find many more beautiful double-face motifs for fashion or home accessories in my shop. All patterns include a detailed guide to the basics of double-face knitting free of charge. And if you have any questions, I’m happy to help :-)




Knitting Pattern for the “Frangipani” Scarf—in Doubleface






Knitting Pattern for the “Paris” Placemat—in Doubleface







“Celtic Sun” Cuddly Loop / Shoulder Warmer – Doubleface Knitting Pattern

You can knit beautiful clothes for fashion dolls from leftover yarn. It’s best to use thin yarn, such as sock yarn, because it won’t be too bulky and will look delicate.


The dress features a simple diamond pattern and sleeves made of plush yarn. This makes it really cozy, yet chic and elegant. It fastens at the back with snaps, making it easy to put on.
Click here for the pattern for the little knitted dress.




This striped sweater was also made using colorful leftover plush yarn. You can make it with or without a slit in the back. However, I’d recommend knitting it with the slit, as it makes it much easier to put on. If you add a few more stripes at the bottom, the sweater turns into a knitted dress.
Click here for the knitting pattern for the sweater or dress.