This is the last Barbie outfit I had time to make before wrapping up Kaylen's birthday presents.

The fisherman's rib sweater and pants are hand knit from bits of yarn I had on hand. The pattern is "
#2 White Sweater and Black Trousers", by
Sticka till Barbie
The hat is a teeny, tiny version of a pattern meant for human sized heads, but which works equally well for dolls. "
Lifestyle Top down Hats, No Swatch Needed", by Charisa Martin Cairn


I knit it up from a teeny, tiny ball of leftover handspun.
6 comments:
Thanks for the link to the hat pattern. As a beginning spinner I have some handspun that defies any category. Now I have a direction to go with it.
You're welcome Dorothy. It's quite possibly the best hat pattern there is for those mystery gauge handspuns.
I'm starting to wish I had a Barbie!
I just love that hat! Thanks for the link. :)
Wow! What a wonderful birthday present!Love the sweater, pants and the hat is fantastic!
Your work is just awesome. Beautiful job on the Barbie clothes. I remember my Mom sewing clothes for our dolls for Xmas gifts. Unfortunately for her we were triplets so that meant three of everything for Barbie and us!!!
Kathy
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