Free Blythe pattern and tutorial for a simple overall with a bib, a shirt and a matching hair band. The pattern is made to fit the Pure Neemo S body, but you can use it for similar sizes like Kruse…
Welcome to the Patterns page. *The following patterns are available for Personal use only and are not to be made for resale.* Classic Kozy Roller Pattern Use the smallest needles you can. I use UK size 2mm Yarn should be 4-ply, very fine (Double knitting/regular wool is OK, if you knit tightly) Front Cast on 20 stitches Rib (K1, P1) for 3 rows Beginning with a purl row work in stocking stitch (K1 row, P1 row) until work measures 3.5 cms or between 1 and 1.5 inches. This can vary and you can make it longer, or shorter for a cropped look to it’s up to you Shaping the armhole Staring with a knit row, cast off 2 stitches at the beginning of the next 2 rows leaving 16 stitches Next row: Decrease (or Knit 2 together) in first and last stitch (14 st) Starting with a P row, work 3 rows straight Shaping the neck (Right side first) Knit 3, Knit 2 tog. Turn and P these 4 stitches Knit 2, Knit 2 tog Turn and P 3 Knit 1, Knit 2 tog Turn cast off remaining 2 stitches (Left side) Rejoin yarn and cast off 4 stitches, K 2 tog, K to end. P 1 row Carry on decreasing 1 st at neck edge in the same way as for right side, until 2 stitches left. Cast off. Right Back Cast on 12 stitches Rib (K1, P1) for 3 rows Staring with a P row, continue in stocking stitch, as for front. Beginning with a purl row work in stocking stitch (K1 row, P1 row) until work measures 3.5 cms or 1-1.5 inches. Shaping the armhole Staring with a K row cast off 2 st at beg of row, K to end (10 st) P 1 row K 2 tog, K to end (9st) K 6 rows Shape Back neck and shoulder Staring with a P row cast off 5, P to end K3, k 2 tog. P 1 row K2, k 2 tog Cast off Purlwise Left Back Cast on 12 stitches Rib (K1, P1) for 3 rows Staring with a P row, continue in stocking stitch, as for front. Beginning with a purl row work in stocking stitch (K1 row, P1 row) until work measures 3.5 cms or 1-1.5 inches. Shaping the armhole Beginning with a p row cast off 2 st ,P to end K to last 2 stitches, k 2 tog Work straight for 7 rows Shape Back neck and shoulder Beginning with a k row. Cast off 5 stitches, k to end P 1 row K 2 tog, k2 P 1 row K 2 tog, k1 Cast off Sleeve (make 2) – optional Cast on 14 stitches Rib (k1, p1) for 2 rows Work straight in Stocking stitch (k1 row, p 1 row) Until the work measures approx 4 cms, from the dolls wrist to underarm. Shaping the shoulder Cast off 2 stitches and the beginning of the next 2 rows (10 st) Next row: Decrease 1 at the beginning and end of this row (8 st) Beginning with a P row work 3 rows Next row: Decrease 1 at the beginning and end of this row (6st) P 1 row Decrease 1 at the beginning and end of this row (4 st) Cast off 4 stitches Roll collar – optional Cast on 30 st Work in k1, p1 rib for 10-20* rows without shaping *If you’d like a big chunky roll collar work more rows Less for a turtle neck, which doesn’t fold over. Cast off Finishing and sewing up Sew in and secure yarn rejoined at front neck edge. Sew right and left back to the front along the side seams If you have sleeves sew them along the edge from the wrist to the armhole shaping. Take yarn at the top of the sleeve and sew it through the front and back sections, continue to sew the sleeve in around the armhole, for both sleeves. Sew shoulder seams and tie off any other strands of yarn securely. Attach the collar to the neck edge. To close the back, sew snaps to sweater backs, so that backs overlap slightly. Position one snap at neck edge and one snap just above bottom ribbing. Sleeves a Go Go Pattern Off the shoulder fitted sweater with flared sleeves. Fastens at the back with 2 snaps Materials: UK size 2 mm needles/US size 0. 1 small ball of 4-ply yarn eg. Rowan Yorkshire tweed 4-ply. 2 x small snap fasteners Front Cast on 20 stitches Beginning with a P row work 3 rows in stocking stitch Row 4: Decrease in first and last stitch (18 stitches) Work 3 rows in stocking stitch Repeat row 4 (16 stitches) Work 3 rows straight in stocking stitch Next row: Increase 1 stitch at each end of the next row (18 Stitches) Work 3 rows straight Repeat the last 4 rows (20 stitches) Shape shoulder Cast off 2 stitches at the beginning of the next 2 rows (16 stitches) Decrease 1 stitch at wither end of the next knit row (14 stitches) Work 2 rows straight in is stocking stitch Cast off purl wise Sleeve (make 2 the same) Cast on 20 stitches Starting with a purl row work 3 rows straight in stocking stitch Row 4: (K 2 tog, k 4) to last 2 st, K 2 tog (16 stitches) Work 3 rows straight in stocking stitch Next row: k 4 , k 2 tog, k4, k2 tog, k to end (14 stitches) Continue to work straight until work measures around 4 cms Shape shoulder Cast off 2 stitches at the beginning of the next 2 rows (10 st) Decrease 1 stitch at wither end of the next knit row (8 stitches) Work 2 rows straight in is stocking stitch Cast off purl wise Right back Cast on 12 stitches Beginning with a purl row work 3 work straight in stocking stitch Row 4: Decrease 1 stitch at the beginning of the next knit row (11 stitches) Repeat the last 3 rows (10 stitches) Work 3 rows straining in stocking stitch Increase 1 stitch at the beginning of the next row (11 stitches) Work 3 rows straining in stocking stitch Repeat the last 2 rows (12 stitches) Shape shoulder With right side facing, starting with a knit row cast off 2 stitches at the beginning of the next row (10 stitches) Purl 1 row Decrease 1 stitch at the beginning of the next row ( 9 stitches) Work 2 rows straight in is stocking stitch Cast off purl wise Left back Cast on 12 stitches Beginning with a purl row work 3 work straight in stocking stitch Row 4: Decrease 1 stitch at the end of the next knit row (11 stitches) Repeat the last 3 rows (10 stitches) Work 3 rows straining in stocking stitch Increase 1 stitch at the end of the next row (11 stitches) Work 3 rows straining in stocking stitch Repeat the last 2 rows (12 stitches) Shape shoulder With right side facing, knit 1 row Next row cast off 2 stitches at the beginning of this purl row, purl to end. Decrease 1 stitch at the end of the next row ( 9 stitches) Work 2 rows straight in is stocking stitch Cast off purl wise Finishing Sew left and right back to the front along the side seams. Sew sleeve seams from flare to underarm. Insert sleeve into the armhole and sew around the join sleeve to body from front to back via under arm. Sew in any remaining ends. Sew on 2 snap fasteners to the top and bottom of the left and right back pieces so they overlap slightly. See also Knitty Blythe Special. My “Groovy Boogie” Pattern is at the bottom of the page.
Free Blythe pattern and tutorial for a simple overall with a bib, a shirt and a matching hair band. The pattern is made to fit the Pure Neemo S body, but you can use it for similar sizes like Kruse…
BlytheCon Brasil 2014 = Blythe e Moda Colecionadores e Fãs da boneca Blythe que foram ao BlytheCon Brasil 2014 apreciaram uma parceria entre Vicunha, Senac e Singer Blythe e Moda: BlytheCon Brasil 2014 = Blythe e Moda Brasil: click AQUI saiba mais sobre BlytheCon Brasil 2014 Singer, Senac São Paulo e Vicunha, tudo que todo colecionador curte para suas Blythes: "Blyhe, Moda, Tecidos e Costurices": Atelier Aberto Senac Design de Moda levou a proposta educacional com Nove duplas criativas formadas por alunos Estilismo e Modelagem do Bacharelado em Design de Moda, estes elaboraram nove looks para a Blythe inspirados no universo fashion da boneca, nos temas “Rock”, “Metrópole” e “Folk” e executados exclusivamente com os tecidos Vicunha. Blythe e Moda: Proporcionado oportunidade do público participante do econtro de acompanhar as duplas de alunos trabalhando no desenvolvimento dos looks e de conhecer todas as etapas do processo de criação: da definição do tema, pesquisa de referências, croquis/ ilustrações desenhos técnicos, moldes planificados até a confecção da peça: Blythe e Moda: Blythe e Moda: Os nove looks confeccionados pelos alunos serão expostos pela empresa Vicunha unindo universo bonequeiro Blythe com a Moda: Blythe e Moda: Blythe e Moda: Blythe e Moda: Blythe e Moda: Blythe e Moda: BlytheCon e Moda Ao final da visita ao Atelier Aberto Senac Design de Moda, cada participante foi presenteado com uma modelagem do look que mais gostou: cada participante do espaço catering recebeu uma EcoblytheFashion: dentro de cada cada EcoblytheFashion contendo um Kit exclusivos Tecidos Vicunha, "com London, denim levíssimo e ultra macio, sua Blythe podendo ganhar uma camisa para compor o visual mais desejado do momento, Total Denim! Seguindo outra super tendência, do conforto e alta performance, o tecido Squash garante o visual de denim com o muita elasticidade e o conforto de um moletom. O cetim Andrews, de brilho natural e visual sofisticado, é versátil para criar tops e bottoms que se ajustam ao corpo. Agora, se você quiser imprimir um ar mais edgy à sua Blythe, ela vai arrasar no Rocker, tecido com acabamento CARBOLumen que proporciona caimento perfeito com brilho sofisticado como o do couro natural (texto site Vicunha): Concurso Blythe Look by Vicunha Além de deixar sua Blythe muito mais moderna com tecidos Vicunha, você ainda pode participar do concurso “Blythe Look by Vicunha”, que vai premiar o dono do look mais curtido com um kit Vicunha, além de expor a Blythe vencedora com destaque durante os três dias do Vipreview Verão 16: Fica a dica para quem foi ao BlytheCon São Paulo Crie seu Blythe Look com os tecidos que recebeu no seu kit EcoblytheFashion saiba mais como participar pelo site Vicunha Vipreview clicando AQUI Singer marcou presença com suas dicas de costura: muitos colecionadores que amam costurices tiveram a oportunidade de tirar duvidas de manuseio de máquinas Singer com Lourdes Cavalini: Moldelagens exclusivas de roupinhas da boneca Blythe criações da Equipe Senac Modas que foram disponibilizados a todos participantes agora aqui para você que curte costurar (imprimir em folha A4): Blythe e Moda Molde Blythe Estilo: Molde Blythe criação da Equipe Estlista: Vivian Carvalho Gstaldo Modista: Yasmim Maria Soares Ramos Molde Blythe Estilo Metrópole: Molde Blythe Estilo Metrópole criação da Equipe Estlista: Giovana Marçon Modista: Marcelo Oliveira Molde Blythe Estilo Metrópole: Molde Blythe Estilo Metrópole criação da Equipe Estlista: Adriane Rotta Modista: Daniele Oliveira Molde Blythe Estilo Metrópole + Rock: Molde Blythe Estilo Metrópole + Rock criação da Equipe Estlista: Felipe Selistrw Modista: Lumina Abdal Modelagem Blythe Estilo Folk: Molde Blythe Estilo Folk criação da Equipe Estlista: Evelly Gomes Ferreira Modista: Olivia Miyuki Higa Molde Blythe Estilo: Molde Blythe criação da Equipe Estlista: Camila Morales Modista: Camila Tamashiro Molde Blythe Estilo Folk Urbano: Molde Blythe Folk Urbano criação da Equipe Estlista: Emmanuells Gurgel Modista: Kemelly Fernandes: Blythe e Moda Molde Blythe Estilo: Molde Blythe criação da Equipe Estlista: Bianca Rodrigues Modista: Michelle Ghiodotti Molde Blythe Estilo Molde Blythe criação da Equipe Estlista: Thainá Caroline Modista: Maria Anita Barreto acompanhe a pagina BlytheCon Brasil clicando AQUI com carinho para todos que curte Blythecon Brasil grande abraço Ana Caldatto
Print pattern actual size on A4 paper (don't click the fit in print area box) Embellish with nice pom pom edging or embroidery. Good fabrics are denim, corduroy, linen and stiff cottons. Stretchy fabrics will not work properly, it needs quite a robust weight of fabric to hold it's shape. You can use velcro or snaps to fasten. If you want to use this pattern for personal use please feel free and enjoy, but don't use it for selling without crediting me. Many thanks.
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¡¡Empiezo un nuevo proyecto!! podréis encontrar patrones y tutoriales para Blythe y otras muñecas escala 1/6 como: Pullip, Momoko, Barbie, Azone, etc.
Free Blythe pattern and tutorial for a simple overall with a bib, a shirt and a matching hair band. The pattern is made to fit the Pure Neemo S body, but you can use it for similar sizes like Kruse…
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Crochelandia - by Rose Nogueira “Olhando através do horizonte e imaginando todas as possibilidades.” – Gilbert Blythe Receita em PDF com o passo a passo detalhado e ilustrado para confecção de um toy art do Gilbert Blythe. É necessário conhecimento básico em crochê, como ponto baixo, ponto baixíssimo, ponto alto, meio ponto alto, laço mágico, aumentos e diminuições de carreira etc. Seu amigurumi poderá ficar com cerca de 20cm.
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Je continue sur ma lancée et publie quelques liens de patrons gratuits au crochet pour les Blythe. Ainsi Dreiss et toutes les passionnées de crochet pourront s'amuser à réaliser ces jolis tops. Les explications sont en anglais : si vous créez des modèles,...
Je vous mets les photos de la réalisation de ce manteau . Il suffit de suivre les images pour réussir à le faire je pense .Amusez-vous, moi je me suis régalée à le faire ^_^Le patron, je l'ai trouvé sur pinterest mais il n'était pas à la bonne taille...
Aprenda a fazer um delicado vestido para boneca com manguinhas bufantes. Mini vestuário em tricô por Stella Camerotti - receita grátis!
Cute crochet hat for blythe dolls...made by my own pattern. I always use high quality yarns. The ears are needlefelted so handmade and all different.
Printable PDF: la-dollce-vita.com/patterns/playsmock.pdf I've also added instructions Playing with Photoshop today. I still have yet to figure out an efficient way to draw in the seam allowances. Generally I use 0.5cm seam allowances (a little less than 1/4")
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Becky asked about the hat pattern... I found this on Pinterest. I used it to make my Blythe felt red and green hats. I used the three main pieces and then added a semicircle felt brim. It does not go all the way around. I just wrapped a piece of felt around her head while she wore the "beanie" part made from this and stitched it across the front. I did not use the ears or chin strap and I did not cut a slit in the top for my floral hats. I did use the chin strap for the strawberry hat.
Hello dear Amigurumi FollowersToday we share Amigurumi Small Lovely Dog Free Pattern for you. As you know
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Tal como os prometí la semana pasada, aquí están los patrones de los dos nuevos vestiditos que he hecho, junto con algunas instrucciones. Vestido estrecho Vestido ancho Ya sé que poca gente tiene mini-Ddung, pero ya sabéis que los patrones de ropa se pueden agrandar o reducir y luego retocar si hace falta. No pocas veces me había puesto mi madre un "vestido" de papel de periódico unido con alfileres o embastado para luego acabar de adaptarme el patrón. Y de hecho, esto mismo hice yo con mis Ddung: inicialmente dibujé un patrón, luego lo recorté y finalmente se lo probé a la muñeca para acabar de adaptárselo. Así que sólo tenéis que imprimir el patrón lo grande que necesitéis y luego ya iréis adaptando. Lo que importa es la idea. Materiales: ❥ Patrones ❥ Tela ❥ Aguja ❥ Alfileres ❥ Hilo ❥ Tijeras ❥ Botones o velcro ❥ Puntilla y cinta de raso ❥ Muñeca (para usarla de maniquí) Procedimiento: Lo primero que haremos tanto si vamos a hacer un vestido como el otro, será recortar el patrón. En este caso recorté los tirantes algo más largos por si podía usarlos de refuerzo de la cinta de raso que usé de tirantes, pero finalmente sólo usé un trocito corto, como el del patrón original. ¬_¬' A continuación, sujetamos los dobladillos con alfileres (aunque si lo preferís, podéis embastarlo) y se cosen los dobladillos con pespuntes pequeños. Tomamos la medida de tirantes que necesita la muñeca se los cosemos. Para que quede mejor acabado, cosemos otro trozo de cinta de raso de tirante a tirante. Lo cortaremos algo más largo para esconder las puntitas por dentro. Ahora ya podemos pegarle el botón. Podemos hacerle un pequeño ojal o coserle una especie de trevilla con un hilo grueso o una gomita fina. Para acabar, podemos unir la parte inferior los dos lados del vestido con unas puntaditas de lado a lado o dejarlo abierto. En el caso del vestido estrecho, primero se cosen las costuras laterales con pequeños pespuntes, luego se toma la medida a la muñeca para coserle el velcro y entonces ya cosemos el dobladillo. Un pequeño truco para que el dobladillo no quede tenso, consiste en coser los extremos abiertos en vez de coserlos cerrando el círculo ¿Veis en la foto cómo forman un triángulo? En principio, podríamos coserle los tirantes y ya estaría listo. Pero si nos parece algo soso o queremos que nos quede mejor acabado podemos coserle una tira de puntilla alrededor del dobladillo inferior y superior. A continuación, tomamos la medida de los tirantes que necesitará la muñeca y se los cosemos con los extremos por dentro, para que no se vean. Espero que os haya gustado el tutorial ¿os atrevéis a adaptar alguno de los patrones a vuestras muñecas? ❀
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PATRONNAGE & COTATIONS D’UN T-SHIRT A MANCHES RAGLAN: NB: le dos et les manches sont volontairement inclinés pour faciliter la compréhension du montage. Néanmoins, il doivent bien sûr êtr…
