Pompom Ears Beanie Pattern & pdf File

You will find the written pattern below. If you prefer to download the FREE pdf file, you can find it at these two places:

~ Click Here For The Direct pdf File ~

~ Click Here To Get It On Ravelry ~

Supplies

~ Red Heart Super Saver Ombre, color: Sea Coral

~ Size 8 (5 mm) knitting needles

~ Yarn needle

* Of course you don't have to use the yarn I used, and you can change the color and type of yarn to whatever you like. *

Abbreviations

~ st - stitch

~ sts - stitches

~ K - knit

~ P - purl

~ inc. - increase

~ stockinette sts - knit one row, purl one row

~ st2tog - stitch two stitches together

~ K2tog - knit two stitches together

Instructions

~ Cast on 40 sts

~ Rows 1-3 - Work in ribs

~ Row 4 - *K 4, inc. 1*, repeat 10 times = 50 sts

~ Rows 5-20 - Work in stockinette sts; row 5 is P

~ Row 21 - *P 3, st2tog*, repeat until row end = 40 sts

~ Row 22 - *K 2, st2tog*, repeat until row end = 30 sts

~ Row 23 - *P 1, st2tog*, repeat until row end = 20 sts

~ Row 24 - *K2tog*, repeat until row end = 10 sts

~ Cut long string, thread onto yarn needle

~ Pull yarn needle with string through 10 remaining sts

~ Pull tight to close

~ Sew back seam closed

~ Make two small pompoms, fasten to two opposite sides of cap

~ Alternatively, you could make one pompom and fasten it to the top of the beanie, or you could simply eliminate the pompoms altogether

~ Weave in all ends

(Design and pattern by Jo Em of Dolls of Suburbia)

Pompom Ears Beanie

Hello again, everyone!

Mama has really been busy with knitting lately. Recently she made us a beautiful coat as well as a matching beret, and once these were done, she decided to add a fun little pompom ears beanie. She made up her own pattern for it.

* You can find the link to the pattern and pdf file at the end of this entry *

First, here are some pictures:

Here is a closeup of the beanie

And here is the beanie worn together with the coat

If you would like to make a pompom beanie like this for yourself, you can click on the link below to get to the pattern and the downloadable pdf file.

I plan to keep my patterns free for everyone to use, but please make sure to link back to this page for credit. Thank you! 😊

(Design and pattern by Jo Em of Dolls of Suburbia)

❤ Maria ❤

Pompom Ears Beanie

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~ Pattern & pdf File ~

Spring Beret For American Girl Dolls

Hello, everyone!

Along with the beautiful Spring Flared Sweater Mama made for us, and which you can see in this entry, she also made us a beret to go along with it.

It's called Spring Beret For American Girl Dolls and is made from a pattern by Janet Longaphie, who has uploaded it on ravelry. The instructions can be found HERE.

*** Please note: This is a free pattern, so please link back to the creator if you use it! ***

Mama used the following yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Ombre in the color Sea Coral. Of course you can use any yarn you like.

Here are some pictures:

This is a closeup of the beret.

And here is a picture together with the coat. You can wear the beret several different ways. It even looks great pushed back and used as a slouchy cap.

If you want to see another adorable cap Mama made to also go along with the coat, then please check out the pom pom ears beanie.

Maybe you would like to make this cute beret as well, and if you do, I wish you lots of fun! Also, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask, and please don't forget to link back to Janet Longaphie's instructions if you use this pattern. 😉

❤ Maria ❤

Spring Flared Sweater For American Girl Dolls

Hello, everyone!

Mama was busy again, and this time she knitted a beautiful coat for us!

It's called Spring Flared Sweater For American Girl Dolls and is made from a pattern by Janet Longaphie, who has uploaded it on ravelry. The instructions can be found HERE.

*** Please note: This is a free pattern, so please link back to the creator if you use it! ***

Mama used the following yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Ombre in the color Sea Coral. Of course you can use any yarn you like.

Here are some pictures:

This is the front of the coat. You can see how the colors change from lighter to darker or vise versa.

And here is a view of the back. Mama did not plan to make the back in the darker shade or the front in the lighter shades. This was pure fate!

Along with this coat Mama also made a beret as well as a pom pom ears beanie.

Maybe you would like to make this adorable coat as well, and if you do, I wish you lots of fun! Also, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask, and please don't forget to link back to Janet Longaphie's instructions if you use this pattern. 😉

❤ Maria ❤