Chunky Doll Cardigan Knitting Pattern

 

roseanddotco Chunky Doll Cardigan Knitting Pattern

A chunky and cosy cardigan for dolly to wear.

This top down, raglan style cardigan is worked flat and the sleeves are picked up and worked in the round. The cardigan will fit the 38cm Miniland doll and 34cm Paola Reina/Minikane Doll.

GAUGE
15 stitches x 22 rows over 10cm in stockinette worked flat using 6mm needles

MATERIALS
- 40 grams/30 metres of 12ply/Chunky/Bulky weight yarn
- 6mm straight and Double Pointed Needles
- Button (approx 2cm)
- Stitch Markers
- Darning Needle

SKILLS REQUIRED
- Knitting in the round
- Increasing stitches


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