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Cardigan, Bootees and Hat with Plaits Knitting Pattern (no 64)

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Cardigan, Bootees and Hat with Plaits Knitting Pattern (no 64)

£3.99

Cardigan, Bootees and Hat with Plaits Knitting Pattern suitable to fit larger doll 19-22 inches/48-56 cms or 0-3 month baby

Easy to knit outfit for larger doll or baby

PDF knitting pattern sent by digital download

Knitting pattern no. 64 by Pizpaw Patterns. Cardigan, Bootees and Plaited Hat to fit a 19-22”/48-56 cms doll or 0-3 month old baby.

The pattern uses double-knitting wool. An alternative would be USA light worsted or Australian 8 ply for international knitters.

You will need sizes 3.25 mm and 4 mm (US size 3 and 6) straight needles. You will also need 3 buttons to fasten the Cardigan, ribbon for the Bootees and a crochet hook to pull yarn through for the Hat plaits. 

Please note this pattern is a PDF pattern written using British terminology.

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Cardigan, Bootees and Hat with Plaits Knitting Pattern suitable to fit larger doll 19-22 inches/48-56 cms or 0-3 month baby

Easy to knit outfit for larger doll or baby

PDF knitting pattern sent by digital download

Knitting pattern no. 64 by Pizpaw Patterns. Cardigan, Bootees and Plaited Hat to fit a 19-22”/48-56 cms doll or 0-3 month old baby.

The pattern uses double-knitting wool. An alternative would be USA light worsted or Australian 8 ply for international knitters.

You will need sizes 3.25 mm and 4 mm (US size 3 and 6) straight needles. You will also need 3 buttons to fasten the Cardigan, ribbon for the Bootees and a crochet hook to pull yarn through for the Hat plaits. 

Please note this pattern is a PDF pattern written using British terminology.

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