Made With Love by Daisy

I wanted to share with you this pretty Barbie top that I made last week. It is really simple and it can be customized to fit any doll. Materials ~ Tatting thread size 40 0.85mm hook Snap on button I started off with a rectangular piece that will run across the chest. Fc ~ ch 11 R1 to R80 ~ 10 sc You can place your piece around the doll to make sure it overlaps a little so you can sew on a button later. once you are happy with the length, rotate and work 1 row of sc arcoss the edge of the rows on one side. For the lace I used this crochet shell stitch pattern from MyPicot.com. I have repeated the pattern 8 times, and made 3 rows. If you want a crop top you can stop with 2 rows. Next sew on the button, put it on the doll and mark the places where you want to join the sleeve. I made the sleeve by making 2 smaller rectangular pieces. Fc ~ ch10 R1 to R24 ~ 9 sc Now fold it in half and slip stitch together. Ch1 and attach with the top using 1 or 2 sc's. It shou

Amigurumi Batman - Free Pattern

First things first! I'm a hardcore Marvel fan. My friend is a huge DC fan! He asked me to make something for him. Ss here we are! Let's get to the pattern without further talking... Things you will need: Yarn: Anchor Knitting Cotton [black, grey, yellow & peach] Hook: 1.5mm Doll stuffing Gauge: 8 sc x 8 rows = 1 inch x 1 Inch Terms/Stitches used: FC – Foundation Chain Ch – Chain Sl st – Slip Stitch Sc – Single Crochet Hdc – Half Double Crochet Dc – Double Crochet BLO – Back Loop Only FLO – Front Loop Only Dec – Decrease (2 stitches together unless mentioned otherwise) Inc – Increase (2 stitches in the same stitch unless mentioned otherwise) Picot - ch2 sl st in 2 nd ch [boots] FO – Fasten Off Pattern Notes: The entire doll is worked inside out in rounds, except the cape. I use a contrasting piece of scrap yarn as a Stich Marker. You can find a tutorial here . I prefer using the Invisible decrease for sc as it do

Crochet Retrofun Polo Tee

Hello my lovely crocheters! How have you been doing duing this pandemic? I've been on a roll making top after top. You can find them on my Ravelry store . This is one of the many designs I wipped out during the pandemic. I named this tee with help from my Instargam friends who suggested and voted on different names, and I finally chose Retrofun Polo Tee. So... let's jump right in... [go through the whole pattern once before you pick up your hook!] STEP 1: Measrements & Calclations This top needs only 2 measurements. A. How long you want your top to be. B. Half of bust measurement. C. Armhole measurement. STEP 2: Swatch & Gauge Make a swatch with dc and measure how many dc you have in 1 inch, and how many rows you have in 1 inch. This was my gauge. [you don't have to match my gauge, this is just for reference] 5dc = 1inch 2rows = 1 inch STEP 3: Making the panels. The top is made in 2 panels and joined at the side seams. Each panel should be the

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