I finished this project! Check out my post Professor Meow Goes Mini! How to Resize a Knitting Pattern to Fit a Doll.
Of course I need to make a tiny version of my Professor Meow Sweater for my American Girl Doll, Athena!
Recent WIP Pics
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Project Details
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Pattern: Mini Meow by Claire Slade
Yarn: Knit Picks Palette in Finnley Heather and Ash held with Knit Picks Aloft in Plover and Carbon
Materials:
- US Size 6 needles (from my Sunstruck Interchangeable circular needles set)
- double-ended stitch holders – my fave!
- yarn bobbins – I inherited the white ones and I wish I had more but can’t find them anywhere. The orange ones are from Amazon.
Notes:
- I started knitting on size 5 needles, but I like the looser gauge on the size six needles – it matches the original a little better. I’m knitting the second size in the pattern. I think it’s going to be the right size with the same level of positive ease as the original sweater has, but I’m not positive if that will look good on a doll. We’ll find out when it’s done!
