Hooded Pocket Shawl 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

~ Worsted weight yarn, 4-ply, any color or color combinations you want to use

~ Size 8 (5.00 mm) knitting needles

~ Stitch markers

~ Yarn needle

~ 2 decorative buttons (optional)

Stitches Used

~ garter stitches (knit all rows)

~ kfb (knit front and back)

Instructions

~ For the shawl, cast on 25 sts

~ Work in garter sts for 170 rows (will measure approximately 21 1/2 inches or 53 1/4 cm)

~ Cast off

~ With one of the short shawl sides facing you, count off 5 sts, start yarn in 6th st, pick up 15 sts, leaving last 5 sts unworked

~ Work these 15 sts in garter sts for 20 rows. This will form your first pocket

~ Cast off, and sew pocket sides to shawl. If you want to add a decorative button to the outside of each pocket, sew the button on before sewing the pocket sides to the shawl 

~ Repeat on the other short side of the shawl to form your second pocket

~ To start the hood, turn the shawl, so the side with the pockets is facing you. Fold the shawl in half length-wise, and add a stitch marker to the center st. Measure 3.25 inches to the left and add another stitch marker. Measure 3.25 inches to the right and start yarn in that st. You can now remove the stitch marker in the center

~ Pick up 28 sts, ending at the last stitch marker, which can then be removed

~ Rows 1-6 - work in garter sts

~ Row 7 - k 1, kfb 1 st, repeat the kfb 1 st for the entire row, except for the last st, which is k = 55 sts

~ Rows 8-41 - work in garter sts

~ Cast off

~ With wrong side facing you, fold the hood in half length-wise, sew it together, and flip it right side out

~ Weave in all ends

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

Hooded Pocket Shawl

Hello, doll friends!

Mama wanted us to have a Hooded Pocket Shawl, but was unable to find a pattern online that was suitable, so, as she so often does, she made her own.

Take a look!

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

Here is Luciana modeling it, with the hood up and her hands in the pockets

Mama chose a bright sunny yellow for the shawl

Here is a view of what it looks like from the back

A picture with the hood down

Here you can see it from the back with the hood down

And another one from the side; this time with Luciana's hands out of her pockets

If you would like to make a Hooded Pocket Shawl 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 ❤

Hooded Pocket Shawl

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~ Pattern & pdf File ~

Blacklight 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 Jumbo Worsted Weight Yarn, color: Blacklight

~ Size 8 (5.00 mm) knitting needles

~ Yarn needle

* Of course you don't have to use the yarn I used, and you can change to any other Worsted Weight Yarn, 4-medium you choose. *

Stitches Used

~ Rib (knit 2, purl 2)

~ Garter stitch (knit all rows)

~ Knit front and back (increases count by one stitch)

Abbreviations

~ sts - stitches

~ k - knit

~ kfb - knit front and back

~ k2tog - knit 2 stitches together

Instructions

~ Cast on 40 sts

~ Row 1-3 - rib

(From now on the beanie is worked in garter stitches)

~ Row 4 - k 1 st, kfb 1 st, repeat to end of row = 59 sts

~ Row 5 - k across to end of row

~ Row 6 - k 1 st, kfb 1 st, repeat to end of row = 89 sts

~ Row 7-12 - work in garter sts

~ Row 13 - k 7 sts, k2tog, repeat to end of row = 80 sts

~ Row 14 - k across to end of row

~ Row 15 - k 6 sts, k2tog, repeat to end of row = 70 sts

~ Row 16 - k across to end of row

~ Row 17 - k 5 sts, k2tog, repeat to end of row = 60 sts

~ Row 18 - k across to end of row

~ Row 19 - k 4 sts, k2tog, repeat to end of row = 50 sts

~ Row 20 - k across to end of row

~ Row 21 - k 3 sts, k2tog, repeat to end of row = 40 sts

~ Row 22 - k across to end of row

~ Row 23 - k 2 sts, k2tog, repeat to end of row = 30 sts

~ Row 24 - k across to end of row

~ Row 25 - k 1 st, k2tog, repeat to end of row = 20 sts

~ Row 26 - k2tog, repeat to end of row = 10 sts

~ Leave a tail, cut yarn, thread yarn onto yarn needle, and pull through 10 sts on knitting needle. Slide knitting needle out, and pull yarn tight to close.

~ Sew back seam closed

~ Make a small pompom, fasten to top of beanie

~ Weave in all ends

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

Blacklight Beanie

Hello, everyone!

To go along with the Blacklight Coat Mama made for us, and which you can find here, she also made us a beanie.

Check it out!

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

Here is a closeup of the beanie

And here we have the beanie worn together with the coat. As I said in the entry for the coat, these pictures do not do the vibrancy of the neon colors enough justice!

If you would like to make a Blacklight 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 ❤

Blacklight Beanie

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~ Pattern & pdf File ~

Blacklight Coat 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 Jumbo Worsted Weight Yarn, color: Blacklight

~ Size 8 (5 mm) knitting needles

~ 3 buttons

~ Yarn needle

* Of course, you don't have to use the yarn I used, and you can change to any other Worsted Weight Yarn, 4-medium you choose. *

Stitches Used

~ Rib (knit 2, purl 2)

~ Stockinette stitch (knit one row, purl one row)

~ Garter stitch (knit all rows)

~ Knit front and back - (increases count by one stitch)

Abbreviations

~ st - stitch

~ sts - stitches

~ k - knit

~ p - purl

~ yo - yarn over

~ dec - decrease

~ kfb - knit front and back

~ k2tog - knit 2 stitches together

~ p2tog - purl 2 stitches together

Blacklight Coat

Hello again, doll friends!

This time I would like to show you another coat Mama made for us. She calls it the Blacklight Coat because of the name of the yarn she used for it. She used her own pattern for this coat.

There is also a pattern for a matching beanie Mama made to go along with the coat.

But first, let's take a look!

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

Here it is, modeled by Luciana. It has lots of repeating neon colors, which are a lot brighter in reality. The picture truly does not do the vibrancy of the colors enough justice!

If you would like to make a Blacklight Coat 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 ❤

Blacklight Coat

Click Here For

~ Pattern & pdf File ~

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)