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Marlie's Daytime/Nighttime Topsy Turvy Doll

December 14, 2016 by Jen Luker

My little lady has ALWAYS been a little mamma. I had a topsy turvy doll as a little girl, and adored it. I’m hoping she will love opening this up on Christmas morning. As opposed to Cinderella, I’m making a day dress/nightgown version.

Body Modifications

I’m knitting the body in the round, stuffing the body, then finishing sewing the top of the head closed.

Shoulder shaping:
K5, (k2tog) 5 times, k10, (k2tog) 5 times, k5.

11-03-2016

I am using a couple of modified charts for the skirts.

Nightgown: Purple and white allover flower pattern (found on pinterest, link goes back to a Tricksy Knitter page)

Sundress: Tulip garden on a white background. (The oldest reference to the original image was located on a Russian website: http://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/6509/165682663.9/0_96fbf_8…)

When making the sundress picot edge, I will change to green two rows after the picot edge row to make grass from which the flowers to grow. I will also be crocheting a pink overskirt to blend into the pink bodice.

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Tiny Babydoll Rocky

November 7, 2016 by Jen Luker

Marlie has been really liking pajama pants lately, so I made some for her baby.

I basically followed pattern, but cut all the counts and measurements in half. The leg length was knit to fit, with a garter stitch edge.

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Gramps Archer

November 7, 2016 by Jen Luker

My brand new nephew needs a sweater for his first winter.

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Velveteen Rabbit Pescadero

October 11, 2016 by Jen Luker

Sleeve Mods

CO 66. Work Ribbing for 3”. Work St. St. for two rounds. Work increase round every third round 21 times, then every fourth round 16 times. Work until sleeve measures 17.5” (I might have to go back and add an inch to this). Work Raglan.

Back Mods

Work ribbing for 2.5”. Forego the two rounds of stockinette stitch.

Next Row (WS): P63, pm, P57, pm, P63.

Next Row (RS): Set pattern. Stockinette to stitch marker, 8 repeats of leaf lace pattern to next marker, stockinette stitch to end.

Raglan change

Due to a few stitches that somehow got lost somewhere, I decreased every fourth row 18 times (instead of 19 times) on the front and back.

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Hermione’s Everyday Socks

August 3, 2016 by Jen Luker

Toe Up version with light fingering yarn

Cast on 32 stitches (16 stitches on each needle using Judy’s magic cast on method).

Increase to 80 stitches (40 stitches per needle).

Knit 8 rounds even.

Start pattern.

Work 67 Rounds.

Start and use Gusset, heel turn, and heel flap from Steelhead pattern.

Steelhead Gusset Increase Mods
Round 2: Needle 1: K2, Pm, K to 2 sts before end of needle, k2.

Round 3: Needle 1: K to 1 stitch before marker, KRL, sm. K to marker, sm, KRL, k to end of needle.

Move markers 1 stitch closer to outer edges on last round 4 before starting heel turn.

Steelhead Heel Turn Mods
Work until there are 10 w&t each side.

Steelhead Heel Flap Mods
Purl rows: Slip first stitch purlwise.

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