What do the pretty little dolls with the beautiful princess dresses need when they are invited to a big ball at the castle in winter? That’s right … a winter cape.
This one is knitted and has a nice big hood and a wide white hem all around. It is variable in length and fastens at the neck with a decorative clasp. It falls open at the bottom so that you can still see the beautiful dress underneath. In this outfit, the doll is sure to be the most beautiful at the ball and will enchant the prince :-)
We knit the cape in one piece as a raglan from the top of the neck towards the hem. The increases are even and the length of the cape is variable. Then we knit on a hood. Finally, we sew on a fastener. The new winter cape is finished and the doll is ready for the big ball.
I wish you lots of fun with this project and many beautiful winter capes for your children’s and grandchildren’s dolls.
You get 18 pages of written step-by-step instructions with lots of pictures of the individual steps. The instructions are suitable for ambitious knitting beginners as I show and describe all the steps in detail. We pick up stitches, knit and purl stitches.
The finished cape, which is variable in length, fits all small dress-up dolls of this type that are approx. 11.5inches tall.
Approx. 15 g (0.5oz) “Baby Smiles Suavel” from Schachenmayr (Lace) or “Cool Wool Baby” from Lana Grossa (Fingering (14wpi)) or “Regia 4-ply sock wool” (Fingering (14wpi)) or any other yarn that matches my gauge.
For a floor-length cape you need approx. 40 g (1.4oz) yarn.
Approx. 15 g (0.5oz) “Baby Smiles Lenja Soft” by Schachenmayr (DK (11wpi)), color no. 01001 white or any other white yarn that`s plush
1 circular knitting needle size 2.5mm (UK 13; US: 1)
darning needle, sewing needle, scissors, ruler
Please note: These instructions are intended for private use only. Copying, exchanging, passing on, translating for commercial purposes, publishing and/or selling the instructions in whole or in part or even in slightly modified form is not permitted. Individual pieces made according to these instructions may be sold at regional markets, but not on the Internet.
© Ina Makoschey, 2023 All rights reserved.
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What do the pretty little dolls with the beautiful princess dresses need when they are invited to a big ball at the castle in winter? That’s right … a winter cape.
This one is knitted and has a nice big hood and a wide white hem all around. It is variable in length and fastens at the neck with a decorative clasp. It falls open at the bottom so that you can still see the beautiful dress underneath. In this outfit, the doll is sure to be the most beautiful at the ball and will enchant the prince :-)
We knit the cape in one piece as a raglan from the top of the neck towards the hem. The increases are even and the length of the cape is variable. Then we knit on a hood. Finally, we sew on a fastener. The new winter cape is finished and the doll is ready for the big ball.
I wish you lots of fun with this project and many beautiful winter capes for your children’s and grandchildren’s dolls.
You get 18 pages of written step-by-step instructions with lots of pictures of the individual steps. The instructions are suitable for ambitious knitting beginners as I show and describe all the steps in detail. We pick up stitches, knit and purl stitches.
The finished cape, which is variable in length, fits all small dress-up dolls of this type that are approx. 11.5inches tall.
Approx. 15 g (0.5oz) “Baby Smiles Suavel” from Schachenmayr (Lace) or “Cool Wool Baby” from Lana Grossa (Fingering (14wpi)) or “Regia 4-ply sock wool” (Fingering (14wpi)) or any other yarn that matches my gauge.
For a floor-length cape you need approx. 40 g (1.4oz) yarn.
Approx. 15 g (0.5oz) “Baby Smiles Lenja Soft” by Schachenmayr (DK (11wpi)), color no. 01001 white or any other white yarn that`s plush
1 circular knitting needle size 2.5mm (UK 13; US: 1)
darning needle, sewing needle, scissors, ruler
Please note: These instructions are intended for private use only. Copying, exchanging, passing on, translating for commercial purposes, publishing and/or selling the instructions in whole or in part or even in slightly modified form is not permitted. Individual pieces made according to these instructions may be sold at regional markets, but not on the Internet.
© Ina Makoschey, 2023 All rights reserved.
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Kann es möglich sein, dass sich in der Anleitung ein Fehler befindet?
Seite 8, Kapuze Reihe 3. Entweder verstehe ich es nicht richtig oder es ist ein Fehler drin.
Ich hatte in mehreren Anläufen immer zuviele Maschen. Ich habe jetzt 12 Zunahmem gleichmäßig von der Mitte aus auf jeder Seite verteilt. Jetzt geht es auf. Kannst du das mal überprüfen?
Ansonsten bin ich bisher mit der Anleitung sehr zufrieden. Nur hier habe ich Probleme
Gruß, Biggi
Ich würde so ein Cape auch gerne in "groß" anziehen wollen bei Dir. Herrlich