Hello, dear doll lovers! Today, I present to you my second joint project - a set for a Paola Reina baby doll 22 cm.

We will knit a set consisting of a hat and overalls.
Materials: #2 knitting needles, 200 meters of yarn, 50 grams (for example, Children's New). For the fastening we will use 5 buttons with a diameter of 5-7 mm (I have 5 mm hearts), hook #2.

FIRST STAGE!

Cap.

Using knitting needles #2, cast on 23 stitches and knit facial loops, we knit the purl (even row) according to the pattern, that is, with purl loops.

23 loops are cast on, let's start knitting:
1st row – chrome, 21 persons. n., chrome.
2nd row – chrome, purl 21. n., chrome.
And then I thought that, of course, I could knit a hat stockinette stitch– it’s quick and easy – but I wanted to make it more interesting, so I used a simple knit and purl pattern. If you don't approve of this endeavor or want to use a different design, no problem! I think everyone will be happy to look at your version of the hat - this is our JOINT project.
Let me summarize - if you are going to knit a hat using stockinette stitch, then you need to knit 74 rows using stockinette stitch (we knit the loops from the wrong side according to the pattern).
I, in turn, will have a zig-zag pattern:
3rd row – chrome, 1 purl. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
4th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
5th row – chrome, purl 2. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 2 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
6th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
7th row – chrome, knit 1. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
8th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
9th row – chrome, 2 faces. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 2 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
10th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
11th row – chrome, 21 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
12th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
13th row – chrome, 1 purl. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
14th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
15th row – chrome, purl 2. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 2 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
16th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
17th row – chrome, 1 person. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
18th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
19th row – chrome, 2 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 2 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
20th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
21st row – chrome, knit 21. n., chrome. (23 p.)
22nd row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
23rd row – chrome, purl 1. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
24th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
25th row – chrome, 2 purl. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 2 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
26th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
27th row – chrome, knit 1. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
28th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
29th row – chrome, 2 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 2 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
30th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
31st row – chrome, 21 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
32nd row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
33rd row – chrome, purl 1. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
34th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Row 35 – chrome, purl 2. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 2 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
36th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Row 37 – chrome, knit 1. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
38th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Row 39 – chrome, purl 2. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 2 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
40th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
41st row – chrome, 1 purl. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
42nd row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
43rd row – chrome, 21 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
44th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
45th row – chrome, 2 faces. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 2 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
46th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
47th row – chrome, knit 1. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
48th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Row 49 – chrome, purl 2. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 2 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
50th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
51st row – chrome, 1 purl. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
52nd row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
53rd row – chrome, 21 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
54th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Row 55 – chrome, k2. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 2 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
56th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Row 57 – chrome, knit 1. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
58th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Row 59 – chrome, purl 2. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 2 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
60th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Row 61 – chrome, purl 1. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
62nd row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
63rd row – chrome, 21 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
64th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
65th row – chrome, 2 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 2 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
66th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Row 67 – chrome, knit 1. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
68th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Row 69 – chrome, purl 2. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 3 p. p., 1 persons. p., 2 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
70th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
71st row – chrome, 1 purl. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. p., 3 persons. p., 1 p. n., chrome. (23 p.)
72nd row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
73rd row – chrome, 21 persons. n., chrome. (23 p.)
74th row – knit according to the pattern (23 p.)
Now we close the loops - the part is completed.

We have a rectangle in our hands. We bend the resulting rectangle in half along the long side and sew it together. We take a hook and tie the edge that will be adjacent to the neck of our little one as follows: single crochet in the edge (that is, 1st) loop, three air loops, single crochet in the 3rd loop, three air loops, single crochet in the 5th loop, three air loops, single crochet in the 7th loop, three air loops, single crochet in the 9th loop, three chain loops, single crochet in the 11th loop, three chain loops, 13th loop, three chain loops, single crochet in the 15th loop, three chain loops, single crochet in the 17th loop, three chain loops , single crochet in the 19th loop, three air loops, single crochet in the 21st loop, three air loops. Now ATTENTION! We sewed our rectangle and the 23rd loop cannot be used, because it is behind the seam, it is occupied. In order not to lose the guideline, let's add 23+23, we get 46 loops: we just crocheted the first 23 loops and now we must go along the next side. From the 24th to the 46th loop: single crochet in the seam, that is, between the 23rd and 24th loops (the 24th loop was the edge loop on the other short side of our rectangle), three chain stitches, single crochet in 26th loop, three air loops, single crochet in the 28th loop, three air loops, single crochet in the 30th loop, three air loops, single crochet in the 32nd loop, three air loops, 34- th loop, three chain stitches, single crochet in the 36th loop, three chain loops, single crochet in the 38th loop, three chain loops, single crochet in the 40th loop, three chain loops, single crochet in 42nd loop, three chain stitches, single crochet in the 44th loop, three chain stitches, single crochet in the 46th loop (the 46th loop is the last, it used to be an edge loop on the other short side of our rectangle). So, we have 22 arches made of air loops. That's it, the thread can be cut and hidden. Again we take the hook and knit a chain of air loops 40 cm long - we get a lace. We will thread our cord through 22 arches, and attach wooden beads to its ends, one on each side.

The hat is ready - it's time to try it on!

SECOND STAGE!

Overalls.

We will knit the overalls from top to bottom.
Using knitting needles #2, cast on 44 stitches and knit with knit stitches, knit with garter stitch, so the next (purl) row also needs to be knitted with knit stitches.
For clarity, I’ll write out a knitting pattern in rows!

44 loops are cast on, let's start knitting:
1st row – chrome, 42 faces. n., chrome. (44 p.)
2nd row – chrome, 42 faces. n., chrome. (44 p.)
In the third row we will make a hole for a button!
3rd row – chrome, 1 person. p., 1 yarn over, two loops together, knit 39. n., chrome. (44 p.)
4th row – chrome, 42 faces. n., chrome. (44 p.)
Let's finish garter stitch and begin to knit our overalls with raglan. Our raglan formula is as follows: chrome. + 7 front p. + 1 raglan p. + 6 sleeve p. + 1 raglan p. + 12 back p. + 1 raglan p. + 6 sleeve p. + 1 raglan p. + 7 front + edging p. (44 p.).
5th row – chrome, 7 faces. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 6 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 12 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 6 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 7 persons. n., chrome. (52 p.)
6th row – chrome, 50 purl. n., chrome.
7th row – chrome, 8 faces. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 8 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 14 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 8 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 8 persons. n., chrome. (60 p.)
8th row – chrome, 58 purl. n., chrome.
9th row – chrome, 9 faces. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 10 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 16 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 10 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 9 persons. n., chrome. (68 p.)
10th row - chrome, 66 purl. n., chrome.
In the eleventh row we will make a hole for a button!
11th row – chrome, knit 1. p., 1 yarn over, two loops together, knit 7. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 12 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 18 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 12 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 10 persons. n., chrome. (76 p.)
12th row - chrome, 74 purl. n., chrome.
13th row – chrome, 11 faces. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 14 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 20 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 14 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 11 persons. n., chrome. (84 p.)
14th row - chrome, 82 purl. n., chrome.
15th row – chrome, 12 faces. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 16 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 22 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 16 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p., 1 increase, 12 persons. n., chrome. (92 p.)
16th row - chrome, 90 purl. n., chrome.
Now let's knit the sleeves!
17th row – chrome, 13 persons. p. (these 14 loops will remain for the front, the sleeve begins with the next loop), k1. p., 1 increase, 18 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 chrome. (22 sleeve loops) TURN!









Close the loops of the first sleeve.

Sew the resulting sleeve. And now the thread is already free for knitting the next sleeve! We returned to the 17th row:

17th row - on right knitting needle we already have 15 loops that we need for the front, we don’t touch them, we move along the back - 22 faces. p.; Next we move on to the sleeve – knit 1. p., 1 increase, 8 persons. p., 1 increase, 1 persons. p. (22 sleeve loops) TURN!
18th row – chrome, 20 purl. n., chrome. (22 p.)
19th row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (22 p.)
20th row – chrome, 20 purl. n., chrome. (22 p.)
21st row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (22 p.)
Now four rows of garter stitch:
22nd row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (22 p.)
23rd row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (22 p.)
24th row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (22 p.)
25th row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (22 p.)
Close the loops of the second sleeve.

Sew the resulting sleeve. And now the thread is already free and we knit the remaining loops again in the 17th row: 1 increase, 13 knits. n., chrome.

The sleeves are ready and now it’s the turn of the front and back:
18th row – chrome, purl 13. front p., 1 increase from the seam under the sleeve, 22 p. back p., 1 increase from the seam under the sleeve, 13 p. n. front, chrome. (52 p.)
In the nineteenth row we will make a hole for a button!
19th row – chrome, knit 1. p., 1 yarn over, two loops together, knit 47. n., chrome. (52 p.)
20th row – chrome, 50 purl. n., chrome. (52 p.)
21st row – chrome, 50 faces. n., chrome. (52 p.)
22nd row – chrome, 50 purl. n., chrome. (52 p.)
23rd row – chrome, 50 faces. n., chrome. (52 p.)
24th row – chrome, 50 purl. n., chrome. (52 p.)
25th row – chrome, 50 faces. n., chrome. (52 p.)
26th row – chrome, 50 purl. n., chrome. (52 p.)
In the twenty-seventh row we will make a hole for a button!
27th row – chrome, 50 faces. n., chrome. (52 p.)
28th row – chrome, 50 purl. n., chrome. (52 p.)
29th row – chrome, 50 faces. n., chrome. (52 p.)
30th row – chrome, 50 purl. n., chrome. (52 p.)
31st row – chrome, 50 faces. n., chrome. (52 p.)
32nd row – chrome, 50 purl. n., chrome. (52 p.)
33rd row – chrome, 50 faces. n., chrome. (52 p.)
34th row – chrome, 50 purl. n., chrome. (52 p.)
In the thirty-fifth row we will make a hole for a button!
35th row – chrome, 50 faces. n., chrome. (52 p.)
36th row – chrome, 50 purl. n., chrome. (52 p.)

Let's go to circular knitting only for one row!

37th row:
To transition, you need to combine the four loops of the right side of the front with the four loops of the left side. Question: Which side should be on top? My opinion is that if we knit for a boy, then the left side should be on top, if we knit for a girl, then the right side should be on top. I am knitting for a baby boy, so in my description the button holes are on the left side and the left side will be on top. We overlap the parts of the front and knit two stitches together four times - one loop from the top of the front, the other from the one at the bottom. There are now 48 loops on circular knitting needles, four of which we have already knitted, now we need to knit another 44 loops in the circle and we are back at the fastener. TURN!
38th row - chrome, 18 purl. n., chrome. (20 p.)







Now four rows of garter stitch:




Close the loops of the first trouser leg.

Sew the resulting trouser leg. And now the thread is already free and we are back to the 38th row.

Row 38 (28 stitches on knitting needles):
The crucial moment is the middle and the beginning of the second leg! Now you need to combine and knit the four middle loops of the front and back. We can easily find the four middle loops on the front - here they are, the fastener loops that we combined in the 37th row; on the back we will find the four middle loops by calculation. I recommend knitting these loops together from the wrong side (in continuation of the seam of the first trouser leg), so that front side the canvas did not bristle. So, we overlap the front and back in the middle and knit two stitches together four times - one loop from the front, the other from the back. Now we have 20 loops left for the second leg. If you followed my advice, then you are on the wrong side of the overalls, so we can continue:
38th row – 19 purl. n., chrome. (20 p.)
39th row – chrome, 18 faces. n., chrome. (20 p.)
40th row - chrome, 18 purl. n., chrome. (20 p.)
41st row – chrome, 18 faces. n., chrome. (20 p.)
42nd row – chrome, 18 purl. n., chrome. (20 p.)
43rd row – chrome, 18 faces. n., chrome. (20 p.)
44th row - chrome, 18 purl. n., chrome. (20 p.)
45th row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (20 p.)
Now four rows of garter stitch:
46th row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (20 p.)
47th row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (20 p.)
48th row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (20 p.)
49th row – chrome, 20 faces. n., chrome. (20 p.)
Close the loops of the second trouser leg. Sew on the buttons.

The jumpsuit is ready - let's try it on!

THIRD STAGE!

Booties.

Using #2 knitting needles, cast on 9 stitches and knit 13 rows in stockinette stitch.
For clarity, I’ll write out a knitting pattern in rows!

1st row – chrome. 7 persons. n., chrome.
2nd row – chrome. 7 p. n., chrome.
3rd row – chrome. 7 persons. n., chrome.
4th row – chrome. 7 p. n., chrome.
5th row – chrome. 7 persons. n., chrome.
6th row – chrome. 7 p. n., chrome.
7th row - chrome. 7 persons. n., chrome.
8th row – chrome. 7 p. n., chrome.
9th row – chrome. 7 persons. n., chrome.
10th row – chrome. 7 p. n., chrome.
11th row - chrome. 7 persons. n., chrome.
12th row - chrome. 7 p. n., chrome.
13th row - chrome. 7 persons. n., chrome.

We have a rectangle in our hands - we cast on 12 loops along the long side between the rows, then on the second (short) side we cast on 7 loops from the loops of the first row (edge ​​loops are not involved), on the third side between the rows we cast on another 12 loops and now there are 9+ on the knitting needles 12+7+12=40 loops. knit in the round as follows:
14th row – 1 purl. p., 7 persons. p., *1 p. p., 1 persons. p.**, repeat 1x1 rib from * to ** another 15 times (40 p.)
15th row – knit according to the pattern – 1 purl. p., 7 persons. p., *1 p. p., 1 persons. p.**, repeat 1x1 rib from * to ** another 16 times (40 p.)
Row 16 – knit two stitches together to the left, knit 5. p., two loops together knit to the right, * knit 1. p., 1 p. p.**, repeat the elastic band 1x1 from * to ** another 15 times (37 p. + 1 front loop remained unknitted)
Row 17 – knit two stitches together to the left, knit 5. p., two loops together knit to the right, * purl 1. p., 1 persons. p.**, repeat 1x1 rib from * to ** 14 more times (37 p. + 1 knit stitch left unknitted)
Row 18 – knit two stitches together to the left, k5. p., two loops together knit to the right, TURN! There are 29 stitches left on the needles, we are now working on seven stitches in stockinette stitch! (36 p.)
19th row – chrome, 5 purl. p., two loops together, purl to the right. TURN! (34 p.)
Row 20 – edge, knit 5. p., two loops together knit to the right. TURN! (32 p.)
21st row – chrome, 5 purl. p., two loops together, purl to the right. TURN! (30 p.)
22nd row – chrome, knit 5. p., two loops together knit to the right (28 p.)
Now we continue the 22nd row in a circle! *1 p. p., 1 persons. n.**, repeat 1x1 rib from * to ** 10 more times, purl 1. p. (28 p.)
Row 23 – *knit 1. p., 1 p. p.**, repeat 1x1 rib from * to ** 13 more times (28 p.)
Row 24 – *knit 1. p., 1 p. p.**, repeat 1x1 rib from * to ** 13 more times (28 p.)
Row 25 – *knit 1. p., 1 p. p.**, repeat 1x1 rib from * to ** 13 more times (28 p.)
Row 26 – *knit 1. p., 1 p. p.**, repeat 1x1 rib from * to ** 13 more times (28 p.)
Row 27 – *knit 1. p., 1 p. p.**, repeat 1x1 rib from * to ** 13 more times (28 p.)
We close the loops.

The bootie is ready!
We knit the second one in the same way.

Greetings to all who have come. I’m writing this post for a friend, at her request.
If it is useful to anyone else, I will be glad.

I needed to knit a jumpsuit for a doll. Yes, like sliders with heels.
Our beloved Natali747 helped me in this difficult matter

A medium-sized doll, somewhat reminiscent of Babyborn, but of course not her))))

Start knitting from the sock. (Knit 2 pieces in parallel)

I'll describe how I did it)

We cast on 31 loops.
1st row: 15 faces. p., yarn over, knit 1, yarn over, knit 15. p. (that is, select the 16th loop and make yarn overs on both sides of it)
2 purl stitches all...
We knit this way 3 times.
That is, in 6 rows we added 6 loops. There are now 37 in total.
31 loops + 6 yarn overs = 37 loops

We knit 13 loops +10 loops, then 2 together, turn and knit 10 loops and again two together and so on... 11 loops go like a sock, knit as many as needed for the doll

The sole will need to be sewn.

I knitted the length of the legs, and then simply combined everything on circular knitting needles. For some reason a hole formed between the legs))))) the loops stretched out like that. But the hole was small, so I decided to just sew it up later. But Natalia suggests knitting the gusset separately and sewing it on.
in the photo the doll is upside down)

Next we knit in turning rows. We knit the armholes, everything is simple here)

Sew the shoulder seams. They brought me a non-standard doll... shoulder seam only 1 cm)

Let's move on to the hood. I cast on 80 stitches on straight knitting needles and knitted them with a 3 cm elastic band. Adding an elastic band to the main thread. This is what she looks like. It costs something like 20 rubles.

Next we knit 10 cm, then divide the loops into 3 parts. and knit again according to the heel principle. Towards the end of knitting, we will gradually reduce the number of loops depending on the size of the doll’s neck.

We don’t pay attention to the eye))))) The customer likes this kindergarten issued)

We sew everything in place, sew in a zipper, and don’t forget to stitch the sole.

We already have it. What about you?
This is the set we will knit.

The model is not very complicated. Which yarn to choose? ANGORA GOLD ALIZE or another that suits (550m/100g) coral color. Hook 1.75 and 2.0.


Brief description:
We dial 41 v.p. and knit 1 row with double crochets.
2nd row elastic from 1x1 embossed columns.
3rd row increase on each front embossed column.
4th row elastic band 1x2.
5th row we add 1 half double crochet between the two front embossed stitches.
6th row elastic band 1x3.
Next is 1 row of half double crochets. 1 row of double crochets. In the process, we form a blank at the rate of 13 columns on each side - this is the back, 14 columns for the sleeves, 25 columns for the front.
In the next row we knit double crochets and make an increase (4 stitches, distribute 2) in each armhole. We knit 3 more rows with double crochets, smoothly moving on to tying the collar and clasp. To get a straight and even edge, you need to tie it with single crochets, and the “segment”) of embossed columns with half double crochets. Then in the opposite direction, knit the loops and continue knitting in the round. Knit one row with single crochets, and after 3 more rounds with single crochets. We divide the columns into two parts and knit panties. Sew on buttons and decorations. I had a kitten. We make a finishing edging and decorative element on the sleeves (3 double crochets in each loop).






Cap.
It is knitted with double crochets, but it can also be done with single crochets. The lapel is an elastic band made of embossed columns. Finishing - a spiral of double crochets (see description (sleeve)) on a chain of air loops along the height of the cap. Secure the top and bottom. Let's try on the set and admire the result.
Creative success and inspiration!!!

Pants for a baby doll 43 cm, the cheapest threads are 40 rubles - a ball. The legs are knitted in the round and everything else is up to the armholes.
Main color (pink) 24 loops, rib knit 1, purl 1. 7 rows.
Next row knit and add 24 loops every 1 st. (Total 48 loops)
Knit two rows, then knit one row in a different color (violet),
Purl one row in the main color, then knit 2 rows,
One row of knit (white),
One row of purls in the main color (roses),
Two rows of knit (roses)
One row of purple faces.
One row purl. rose..
27 rows of knitted pink (In total from the elastic to this place 11 cm should be in height, 10 cm in width)
Next, take 10 loops anywhere (I’m at the end of the row), do not touch the remaining loops and knit 5 rows of “tongue” and bind off the loops.
Next, repeat the entire trouser leg.
Sew the “tongues” (I don’t close the loops at the end of the “tongues”, I just take the loops one by one from one and the other needle of the “tongue” with a crochet hook and drag them through until one loop remains and fasten the last loop)
Continue knitting in the round from one leg to the second, picking up the missing 10 stitches at the front and back (along the edge of the stitched “tabs”).
There will be 96 loops. We knit 5 rows. Next is the insertion on the butt: select 20 loops exactly in the middle of the back, *knit one row on these 20 loops with an additional thread of the same color and leave this thread. Take the main thread and knit one full circle (and on these 20 loops of the butt), then take the remaining additional thread and knit purlwise (i.e. in the opposite direction the same 20 loops) and leave the thread. Next, take the main thread and knit another full circle, then again take an additional one and knit again all the same 20 loops on the butt, so you have three extra rows on these 20 loops, cut off the additional thread, fasten and knit 4 rows with knits* Repeat from * to * 2 more times.
Next, knit 5 more rows in stockinette stitch and bind off the stitches (from the end of the legs to the closing of the loops approximately 10 cm)
Next, knit with an elastic band 1L, 1 of 16 rows, only in the middle of the front 10 stitches with knit stitches (space for a pocket) Then close, divide the stitches into the front and back in half and bind off 6 loops for the armholes on each side (i.e., three on the left and right front loops on both the left and right backs, three loops each)
Then for the armholes in every second row, close off 1 loop on each side of the armhole. There are 14 stitches left on the front. Close the front loops

On the back for the straps in the middle, close 3 (4) loops, then after 1 row another 1 stitch on each side of the neck and leave 4 loops for the straps (I had three left and I inserted 1 stitch per strap) Knit the required number of rows and make buttonholes.
Next, crochet the top of the panties.
Knit a pocket with 10 stitches, about 6-7 rows. Sew on the pocket and buttons.
I hope I wrote everything clearly

2 years ago

Knitting for dolls is a fun and enjoyable activity. It will take very little yarn, so you can experiment and feel like a child again. So let’s put “serious” things aside and let’s move on to new things for toy fashionistas.

Handicrafts for adults: doll knitting

If this is your first time taking on such a delicate task as knitting for dolls, but you already know how to handle knitting needles, then we advise you to knit a full-fledged (not a scarf!), but simple product. To test knitting for dolls for beginners, a cute summer dress is suitable. It is knitted in the round, starting at the neckline.

Required materials:

• yarn - wool with the addition of acrylic - 25 g;
• knitting needles on fishing line - No. 2 or No. 2.5;
• knitting pin;
• buttons white- 3 pieces;
• hook number 2.

Step-by-step description of the process:

Note! Don’t forget to leave a cutout on the back that is long enough for the toy’s head to “go through.”

Fashionable item for Barbie doll

Barbie dolls usually have a lot of ready-made summer outfits (dresses, skirts), and knitting will allow them to replenish their wardrobe with warmer things. A fashionable poncho with a knitting pattern and description is suitable for dolls of any height. The product should be knitted from the neck down.

Required materials:

• straight knitting needles number 2.5;
• thin yarn of red and white colors.

Step-by-step description of the process:

What should you take your baby doll for a walk in?

Now let's dress the baby doll. You can start knitting for Baby Bon dolls with a charming summer jumpsuit.

Required materials:

• blue and white acrylic yarn - 50 g (225 m) each;
• stocking needles No. 4.5;
• needle;
• buttons;
• hook No. 3, No. 1.5.

Step-by-step description of the process:

1. To knit panties, cast on 40 stitches on double-pointed needles number 4.5. made from blue yarn.
   
2. Distribute them onto 4 knitting needles (10 each).
   
3. Knit four rows in the round with knit 1 rib. x 1 purl.
4. From rows 5 to 8, work with knit stitches.
5. You have one pant leg. Break the thread and put this part aside for a while.
6. Knit the second leg in the same way (but do not break the thread).
7. Take the set aside pant leg, cast on six more loops on the knitting needle, and do the same steps with the other pant leg.
8. Your needles will now have 92 stitches. Knit 16 rows in the round.
   
9. Now you need to change your knitting technique: work in forward and reverse order. Make six loops on each side with knit stitches (this is a placket), knit the others in knit rows with knit stitches, and on the wrong side with purl stitches.
10. In this way, “go through” 18 rows, while making holes for buttons in one placket: after the edge, knit 2 knits, bind off two loops, 1 knit. And in the next row, cast on the loops that you closed again.
    
11. It's time to start working on the armholes. Divide the fabric into the front panels and the back and knit them separately with two knitting needles.
12. When you knit 35 rows from the elastic, cast off 10 stitches on the strips, then in every second row 3, 2 and 1 stitch.
13. Knit three rows (shoulder) and cast off 10 sts. (two shelves).
    
14. Knit the back in the same way, but knit 4 stitches. more.
15. Cast off 14 center stitches for the neckline, then 3 stitches each. on both sides.
16. Knit three rows, 10 stitches. close your shoulders.
17. All that remains is to knit the sleeves. Cast on 30 stitches.
    
18. Knit them with two knitting needles (straight and back) 4 rows with 1x1 rib, 8 rows with knit stitches, cast off 30 stitches.
    
19. Stitch the shoulders, sew on the sleeves, tie the collar with crochet number 3, sew on the buttons.