Doll Poncho

Hello, doll friends!

A couple of months ago Enrique received a sombrero, so he asked Mama if he could have a poncho to go along with it. Mama set to work, and here is Enrique, proudly showing off the result:

Doesn't he look great?

Here is a view from the back

If you would like to make the Doll Poncho 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 ❤

Doll Poncho

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Doll Play Suit

Hello, doll friends!

After we received our adorable kitty cat hats, which you can find HERE, Mama thought it would be fun for us to have a play suit to go along with the hats, and since the temperatures around here have really been strange, with one day warm and the next day chilly, we can't pack our warm clothes away just yet, so for the colder days we gladly wear our cute new play suits.

Let's take a look at them:

Mama made two versions of the play suit, and here you see Luciana wearing hers, which was made in the First Version. Isn't this cute?

This is the back of Luciana's First Version play suit

As an alternative, here am I, wearing the Second Version play suit, which is going to belong to the new sister we're supposed to meet soon. You can see the difference in the colors of the neckline and shoulders

And here is the Second Version play suit from the back. As in the picture above, you can see the difference in colors for the shoulders

All of us in our new outfits. I love how they match the hats. Across the front, Mama stitched the word "meow", but she included some additional words with the pattern for you to choose from.

From left to right: Luciana in purple, Hiedra in turquoise, Josefina in black, and me in pink.

Luciana's, Josefina's and my suit were made in the First Version, and Hiedra's, as well as the red play suit shown above for our new sister, were made in the Second Version.

If you would like to make the Doll Play Suit 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 ❤

Doll Play Suit

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Doll Kitty Cat Hat

Hello, everyone!

A couple of weeks ago Mama designed a kitty hat for adults....human adults, that is. We were so jealous that they're now able to knit and wear cat hats, and we're not, that Mama promised to make us some as well, and as always, she kept her promise. She even made them each in our favorite colors, but she changed the pattern a bit, which we like even better than the human version 😊

Here are the pictures:

Hiedra's favorite colors are any shades of blue and green, so Mama made her hat in turquoise

Here we have Josefina's black hat, my pink one, Luciana's purple hat, and the red one on the bottom left is for a new sister we're supposed to get. Hmmm....I wonder who it could be!

If you would like to make the Doll Kitty Cat Hat 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 ❤

Doll Kitty Cat Hat

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I Am Batman Sweater

Hello, everyone!

A few days ago we observed Mama busily knitting with black and yellow yarn and asked her what she's working on. She said she's making a Batman sweater for our future brother because Batman is his favorite superhero. How cool is that?

Once the sweater was done, Josefina was chosen to model it.

Let's look at the pictures:

Doesn't that look awesome? I love how it came out!

Here is a view from the back, of course, with yellow buttons 😀

If you would like to make the Batman Sweater 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 ❤

I Am Batman Sweater

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A Pirate's Life For Me Beanie

Hello, everyone!

This is the last piece of our pirate-themed assortment, and it's a beanie to go along with the jacket from the last entry.

Here we go:

Isn't this adorable?

Here is one from the back. The beanie has three skulls on it, which basically go all around.

          

These are a couple of pictures taken of the beanie together with the jacket, so you can see that they make a perfect set.

If you would like to make the Pirate Beanie 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 ❤

A Pirate's Life For Me Beanie

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A Pirate's Life For Me Jacket

Hello again, everyone!

The next part of our pirate-themed pieces for our new brother is this beautiful jacket. I have a feeling he will really like this....that is, if Luciana is going to let him have it. She got pretty attached to it during her photo shoot 😄

Let's see it:

Isn't that beautiful? We all really love it!

This is what it looks like from the back

As of right now, Luciana is still wearing it, saying she is "breaking it in" for our future brother. Oh, sure....totally believable 😂

If you would like to make the Pirate Jacket 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 ❤

A Pirate's Life For Me Jacket

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A Pirate's Life For Me Reversible Pillow

Hello, doll friends!

To go along with the blanket I showed you in the last entry, Mama also made a reversible pillow.

The pillow is knitted, and the border around it is crocheted.

Here it is:

One side has the white skull on it....

....and the other side has a red skull.

This new brother of ours will sleep very comfy and cozy, that's for sure! 😂

If you would like to make the Pirate Reversible Pillow 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 ❤

A Pirate's Life For Me Reversible Pillow

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Beaded Sweater

Hello, doll friends!

Not long ago Josefina asked for a red sweater to wear with the skirt of her meet outfit, but she also wanted something extra added to it, so Mama came up with a beaded pattern. The sweater itself is based on the pattern she used to make the Basic Long Knitted Sweater, but it has the extra pizzazz because of all the white beads that were worked into it. The instructions will show you how to add beads to your knitting, and it's a lot easier than it might look 😉

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

Let's take a look at the finished piece:

Didn't it turn out beautifully? Beads are everywhere! Josefina loves it, and proudly wears it with her meet skirt and a pair of white boots.

Here is the back of it. More beads and two small white buttons finish off a special sweater for a special girl 😊

If you would like to make the Beaded Sweater 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 ❤

Beaded Sweater

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Minnie Mouse Hat

Hello, everyone!

Mama recently bought us two beautiful rompers (a post about them will come soon), and one of them reminded her and us so much of Minnie Mouse that she knitted a mouse hat to go along with it.

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

Let's take a look at it:

Here is a picture of the romper and the hat. Don't they look cute together?

A close-up of just the hat, so you can see the beautiful seed stitches

If you would like to make the Minnie Mouse Hat 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 ❤

Minnie Mouse Hat

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Sweetheart Dress

Hello, doll friends!

Mama just finished this beautiful dress and newsboy cap for us. She said with the color she used she should've made it for Valentine's Day, but that's okay; we will wear it no matter what day of the year it is 😉

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

*** VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: While the dress is Mama's pattern, the Newsboy Cap shown in the pictures is NOT! The cap was made by Deb Denair of Debonair Designs, and you can find the instructions for it HERE. This is a free pattern, so please link back to the creator if you use it! ***

Here are some pictures for you:

Isn't this adorable? We especially love the little ruffle on the bottom hem and the short, flared sleeves.

Here is the back of it. As you can see, the button closure is off to the left side. Mama did that on purpose to give the dress a little bit of an extra.

Here is a closeup of the cute Newsboy Cap. It looks awesome together with the dress.

And here is a little extra photo just for fun 😃

If you would like to make the Sweetheart Dress for yourself, you can click on the link below to get to the pattern and the downloadable pdf file.

If you would also like to make the Newsboy Cap for yourself, please refer to the link above, and don't forget to give credit to the creator!

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! 😊

(Dress Design and pattern by Jo Em of Dolls of Suburbia. Newsboy Cap design and pattern by Deb Debnair of Debonair Designs)

❤ Maria ❤

Sweetheart Dress

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Knitted Crop Top With Ruffle Sleeves & Basic Knitted Skirt

Hello everyone!

Today I would like to show you another outfit Mama knitted for us. She's definitely been very busy! This outfit consists of a knitted crop top with nice ruffle sleeves, as well as a very easy to knit basic skirt.

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

Let's check them out:

Here you can see both from the front.

And this picture was taken with a little sideways angle, so you can see how smooth the outfit looks.

If you would like to make the Knitted Crop Top With Ruffle Sleeves and the Basic Knitted Skirt 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 ❤

Knitted Crop Top With Ruffle Sleeves

&

Basic Knitted Skirt

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Bee-Yourself Knitted Top

Hello again, doll friends!

Mama came up with a really fun pattern for a bee top, and decided to turn it into reality. We love it and think it turned out really cute. The name for it is also very fitting because it's so important to always be yourself!

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

See this adorable top for yourself:

It features puffy sleeves, an adorable little bee button, as well as two daisy buttons that have glitter on them.

The back also closes with daisy buttons, but these are a bit smaller and don't have any glitter.

This is a closeup of the sleeve. We call them Princess sleeves.

If you would like to make the Bee Yourself Knitted Top 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 ❤

Bee-Yourself Knitted Top

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Flower Meadow Knitted Sweater

Hello, everyone!

Here is another sweater Mama made for us. It is based on the pattern she used to make the Basic Long Knitted Sweater, but it has a lot of beautiful embellishments in the form of flower buttons in several shapes, colors, and sizes. She named it flower meadow because it truly looks like flowers blooming in a green meadow.

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

Here are the pictures:

The sweater features lots of flower buttons on a green background.

Here is what the back looks like. Flower buttons are everywhere!

If you would like to make the Flower Meadow Knitted Sweater 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 ❤

Flower Meadow Knitted Sweater

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Basic Long Knitted Sweater

Hello, doll friends!

Mama has been very busy over the past weeks to add to our wardrobe for the colder months, and she knitted several sweaters and tops for us. The one I want to show you today is a basic long sweater, which you can make in any color or color combination imaginable.

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

Let's check out some pictures:

Isn't this beautiful? And the best part about it: it's in our favorite colors

Here is a view of the back with the button closure

If you would like to make the Basic Long Knitted Sweater 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 ❤

Basic Long Knitted Sweater

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Knitted & Crochet Flamenco Dress

Hello, doll friends!

I'm back today with another of Mama's creations. We dolly girls think that she outdid herself with this one because she made us a Flamenco dress! We absolutely love it! Mama said it looks a lot harder to make than it actually is, and that anyone who can can knit and crochet can make this dress without any problems.

Let's see our beautiful sister Luciana modeling it for us:

This is what it looks like from the front....

....as well as from the back. It simply closes with two buttons

And in the following pictures we will see Luciana showing a few dance poses:

If you would like to make the Knitted & Crochet Flamenco Dress 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, pattern, and pictures by Jo Em of Dolls of Suburbia)

❤ Maria ❤

Knitted & Crochet Flamenco Dress

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Knitted Star-Shaped Christmas Tree Skirt

Hello everyone!

Christmas and the holiday season have been over for more than a month, but I didn't want to wait all year to show you the tree skirt Mama made for our beautiful pink tree.

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

Take a look at it:

This is what it looks like when the tree skirt is around the base of the tree

And here we have the tree skirt by itself. I forgot to block it before taking the picture 😞

This tree skirt was made to fit spaciously around a 2 foot tall Christmas tree. It measures 22 3/4 inches across from one point to the point on the opposite side.

If you would like to make the Knitted Star-Shaped Christmas Tree Skirt 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, pattern, and pictures by Jo Em of Dolls of Suburbia)

❤ Maria ❤

Knitted Christmas Tree Skirt

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