Knitting Knit - Hoodie for Tiny

wow this is a really old posts with no comments... Well I like this hoodie and I have a tiny boy who is in need of some clothes, so i'm gonna give it a shot

 

what size tiny is this for? 1/12 or 1/6?

 

Oh, this is exciting! It's such a perfect looking little sweater. I just got me a size 2 set of needles, so I think I have to try this! I just wonder if it would fit my bulky 5Star tiny Clarence....Guess only one way to find out!

 

Thank you for very goog pattern. Now I will know how create sweater for my small doll

 

How did I miss this? thanks for sharing. It is so hard to find something like this. I guess most of the patterns are for the larger dolls.
I know there are patterns for dresses and such, but things like hoodies are hard to come by. Thanks again. Good job.

 

What a great pattern, I am definately going to give this a go.

 

Adding this to my "to knit" list!!

 

This is adorable. I can knit - but I can't follow patterns in abbreviations ... What is BO?

 

BO means bind off, RS - right side, K - knit, P- purl, CO -cast on
Hope this helps!

 

beautiful work

 

The cuteness of this makes me want to scream with delight!!!!

 

This look good For what doll size is it made? I´m newbie to knitting so I would rather start with something that doesn´t need adjustment I have 15cm PukiFee.

 

Were all the ampersands etc in when this was originally posted?

 

Can anyone help me to post a photo of finished this hoodie?

 

I hope no one minds, but I took the original post and removed the unicode so it was easier to read. This is still the pattern originally posted, and I can hardly wait to pull out some of my laceweight yarn and knit one up!

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This is MsHatBox's original pattern post, just with the unicode removed for readability:
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Materials: 2 US needles with fine gauge yarn (in 2 balls)

Gauge of 1 inch by 1 inch = 9st x 12 rows

Back: CO 30
K1, P1 for 5 rows

Stockinette stitch for 2-1/4 inches.

Neck opening; and starting the front panels, completed in 11 rows
1. K13, BO4 (or place on holder) K13.
2 - 5. working both sides of the neck opening on one needle, with two balls of yarn, decrease each row on each side at the neck opening 4 stitches, 4 rows, leaving 9 stitches on each side.
6. P1 straight row, mark the stitch at the beginning and the end of this row. This will be the center mark for your sleeve.

Front; continued from back
7 - 10. Increase 1 stitch each side of neck opening, 4 rows. 13 stitches on each side of neck opening.
11. CO3 stitches per side at neck opening. 16 stitches on each side.

Still working both front panels one 1 needle, start or end each purl row with 4 knitted stitches (not purled) to create the horizontal ribbing. You can add button holes if you choose.

Work this pattern for 2-1/4 inches;
Next 5 rows, K1, P1
BO both sides.
Block

Sleeves; work this for each side
Pick up 14 stitches each side of the marked stitch. 28 total.
Work in stockinette stitch for 6 rows. Dec1 stitch each side, 26 stitches.
K 6 rows, Dec1 stitch each side, 24 stitches.
Continue to knit for 2 inches, or desired length, keeping in mind you will need to knit 5 rows of ribbing. BO

Block both sleeves.

Hood;
Pick up 44 stitches around neck opening (more stitches for larger headed dolls).
Work the first 2 rows in purl.
With RS facing
1. K 1 straight row
2. K4, purl across. K the 4 last stitches. Work this for 3/4 inches;.
RS facing K15, place marker, inc1 next stitch, knit across 16 stitches before end, inc1, place marker. K15
Purl next row same as row 2.
Work this pattern for 16 rows.
Continue in stockinette stitch for a total of 4-1/4 inches from neck (or desired length, longer will make the hood larger)
BO

Block the hood

Stitch side seams and arms. Fold hood in half at the center back and stitch top together.
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Oh, for just one photo of this very promising pattern! Please...?

 

I'm making it now, so I'll upload a picture when it's done! Though my tiny is on the slim side, so I'm modifying the pattern as I go along to accommodate her tiny shoulders.

 

Finished! I took some snaps to show off her new hoodie. (I know double-posting is discouraged, but I figured it's been a while and people who want to see the photo might be waiting for a notification.)



I decreased the torso near the shoulders to fit her little shoulders, but the sleeves and hood are still quite large. It should fit a more standard Yo-SD sized doll really well, I think. The hardest part of the pattern for me was picking up the stitches for the hood... I'm no master knitter, but I feel like it stretched out the neckline too much. If I were doing it again, I would probably have picked up about 20-30 stitches around the neckline and increased in the first few few rows to get up to the recommended 44.

 

Thank you for the photo! Fabulous!

 

Thank you for posting this photo!! I've been looking for a knitting project for my BID and this might just be the ticket.

 

Oh, another note: I would recommend using a stretchy cast-off on the ribbed edges, or else the sleeves especially may really struggle to fit over doll hands that are chunkier or have spread-out fingers.

 

If a knitter can't do a stretchy cast-off, one trick is to leave the cuff seams unsewn for a little ways in the finished item.
(But hooray for removable hands!)

 

Not really because Bind Off means nothing to me either - but looking around it appears it means Cast Off.

 

You knit this beautifully! Thanks for sharing a picture!

 

I love how this came out. Now I want to try it in a variegated yarn.

 

I thought this was for a tiny - how tiny is the photographed doll?

 

The pattern seems to be for a YoSD-sized doll. The doll shown in the oversized Hoodie seems to be a sugarble YoSD, the are a tad slimmer than Volks YoSD.
The Hoodie might fit slim MSD like Fairyland MNF for that reason ... now I am curious XD

 

Okay, thanks, I thought of l6cm as tiny.

 

Although I bookmarked this thread I thought of tiny as 16cm, too, when I got the notification.
I guess it's labeled "tiny" because DoA uses this word to describe a certain range of doll sizes (i spotted it in Dscussion and Marketplace area).

 

Glad it's not just me being confused.

 

I wish the BJD height and brand were stated at the top of each pattern.
DoA's "tiny" does cover a HUGE range of dolls.

 

That would be a great idea.