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Molly Dress

This document provides a knitting pattern for a Molly Dress for a 12" blythe doll. The dress is made from Lang Jawoll sock yarn using size 2.75mm needles. The pattern includes instructions for knitting the bodice, dividing for the front and back, finishing touches like sewing buttons, and optional tweaks to make the dress longer. Photos show example dresses made using the pattern.

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Molly Dress

This document provides a knitting pattern for a Molly Dress for a 12" blythe doll. The dress is made from Lang Jawoll sock yarn using size 2.75mm needles. The pattern includes instructions for knitting the bodice, dividing for the front and back, finishing touches like sewing buttons, and optional tweaks to make the dress longer. Photos show example dresses made using the pattern.

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molly dress

KNITNORTH

a great, easy little mod dress for your blythe.

Molly Dress blythe knit


By knitnorth (mary b)

SIZE 12" Blythe Doll NEEDLES: set of four 2.75 mm [US size #2] needles

WOOL: NOTIONS: Lang Jawoll sock yarn two doll sized buttons [75% superwash wool, sequins, beads 18% nylon,7% acrylic 206 [optional] yards per 50 gram ball] Fingering / 4 ply (14 wpi) I love Jawoll! It is a lighter weight than most sock yarns, which is great for doll clothes. The best thing about it is each skein includes a 5g spool of reinforcement thread ~ perfect to sew on buttons, sequins etc!

KNITNORTH molly dress

Pattern easy peasy


Body: CO 40 sts. leave a tail aprox 3 inches long Knit 2 rows. Join - being careful not to twist. Eyelet Row: *K2tog YO* repeat Knit 10 rows Reduce row: *K3, K2tog* repeat (end up with 32 sts) K1P1 Rib for 4 rows Knit 12 rows Divide for Front: K16 turn, P16 (leave other 16 sts on other two needles to hold sts) K1P1 for 3 (or 4) rows Cast off Purl wise Back: re-attach yarn (16 sts) Stockinette 4 rows (K on RS, P on WS) Next row P on RS Eyelet Row: *K2tog YO* repeat P 1 row Cast off Purl wise

This sexy little version was knit by Ashley Pagnotta using South West Trading Company Bamboo.
photo courtesy of Ashley Pagnotta

FINISHING Use yarn tail from bottom to sew the bottom 2 rows together. Weave in ends. Sew on 2 buttons to the top front edges (use the eyelet holes as button holes) If desired, sew on sequins and/or beads to skirt portion. Weave in ends. Block as desired.

TIP Make sure to give your dress a wash before you clothe your girl - you dont want dye from the wool dying your Blythe!

[k]not so short? pattern tweaking


By Knittygirlie

The original pattern makes for more of a long shirt or very very short dress. Fancy a longer dress?
Knittygirlies strawberry the original pattern makes for quite a mini dress (or a tunic length top). Knitttygirlies tweaks make for an oh-so-pretty demure summer dress

Knittygirlie has kindly allowed me to include her tweaks:

Follow the pattern above to the eyelet row. Repeat eyelet row 2 more times for a total of 3 eyelet rows. Knit 13 rows (instead of 10 rows) then continue with pattern as written . . .

KNITNORTH molly dress

I HIGHLY recommend blocking. Use a little soap/shampoo and water in the sink to get out any extra dye in the yarn to prevent it from staining your girl. Rinse well and blot with towel let dry on a white paper towel or napkin. This will show if there is any more dye bleeding out of garment. If so re-wash and rinse well till NO more color comes out. Let dry on white paper towel or napkin. Then add buttons, sequins, other embellishments Knittygirlie
(below) photo courtesy of Knittygirlie

Thank yous or how i love ravelry + online knitting


I originally posted this pattern on my blog [http:// knit-north.blogspot.com] in September of 2007. ... and i have to say while i hoped it would be useful i never really expected to see it knit by others! thank you: Rebecca [Knittygirlie] for you tweaks, photos and those inspiring knits (the hand made appliqus are amazing!) Ashley Pagnotta for the use of your lovely photo
about knit north mary lives and knits in the Yukon. She loves sparkly things which may be why she doesn't mind the snow.

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