Hello I'm Julie and I'm a knitter. That
sort of sounds like a confession doesn't it? And I suppose it is
really, because truth be told I'd rather be knitting than doing almost
anything else.
So when Emma from Silverpebble asked if
I'd like to knit something for the wonderful Red Nose Day dolls I
jumped at the chance and decided I'd make a dress and some teeny tiny
teddies.
To help me with sizes I had the lovely
Lily come to stay with me and act as my model. She was made by Jodie and belongs to the small Silverpebbles.
Lily has been a perfect house guest and
very helpful in modelling what I've been making as I go along.
Infact she was so helpful that I made a
cardigan to go with the dress.
I've also made four of the teeny tiny
teddies.
All of them are made with aran or worsted weight yarn on 3.25mm needles and the yarns I've used are organic undyed manx loghtan (the darkest one), organic manx / whitefaced woodland blend (the speckly one), kid mohair and silk (the fluffy one) and alpaca / cotton blend for the polar bear. If you wanted to make a teeny tiny teddy of your own there is a free pattern that you're welcome to use here.
You can see the other things that I make over on my blog Little Cotton Rabbits.
All of them are made with aran or worsted weight yarn on 3.25mm needles and the yarns I've used are organic undyed manx loghtan (the darkest one), organic manx / whitefaced woodland blend (the speckly one), kid mohair and silk (the fluffy one) and alpaca / cotton blend for the polar bear. If you wanted to make a teeny tiny teddy of your own there is a free pattern that you're welcome to use here.
You can see the other things that I make over on my blog Little Cotton Rabbits.
I've really enjoyed joining in with
this wonderful project and seeing all of the fabulous variety of
things being crafted by different people around the world.
It's a lovely idea and hopefully will do a lot of good in helping others
when the dollies and their possessions are auctioned off.
Please keep checking the blog here for more details of the auction and the other wonderful things being made for these dollies.
Thanks, now I'm off to do some more knitting xxx
Please keep checking the blog here for more details of the auction and the other wonderful things being made for these dollies.
Thanks, now I'm off to do some more knitting xxx
Oh Julie, utterly and completely perfect
ReplyDeleteYou are an amazing artist!
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing, I can't get over how tiny and perfect the teddys are. So Cute!
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Beautiful Julie, as always! :)
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Will you be selling the pattern for the cardigan and dress? I LOVE them!
ReplyDeleteStunning! They're just perfect - am loving what each of you are adding to the dolls. They will be so sought after!
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The dress and cardigan are darling.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work Julie as always :-)
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS JULIE
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ReplyDeleteI enjoy your knitted works! This is the website, where you will be able to learn more facts and details about celebrating such a wonderful event! It allows you to read the history from the very beginning.
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Very cute garments. Well designed.
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