This pattern was originally released as the 2023 Buttercup Miniatures Advent Calendar.
The same pattern can be used to make a 1:12th scale jumper for a dolls house doll, see the link above for details.
To fit a 32.5 cm/13-inch tall doll such as Ken (including Broad Ken), GI Joe and Action Man or a 29-30 cm/11-½ to 12-inch tall doll (including Curvy Barbie and Sindy)
Ability Level: Intermediate
Materials required:
1:6th scale – for a male doll: 2.00 mm knitting needles, for a female doll: 1.50 mm needles. Both male and female: cable needle or spare double pointed needle, plus 75 metres No 10 or No 12 crochet cotton (use No 10 cotton for Broad Ken or Curvy Barbie dolls) and 2 stitch holders or safety pins
For 1:12th scale see here.
Finished size of jumper:
1:6th scale (ladies measurement first): Back neck to hem – 9-10 cm/3½-4 inches; sleeve seam – 8-9 cm/3-3½ inches; chest – 7 cm/2¾-inches
Gauge –
1:6th scale – worked over reverse stocking/stockinette stitch: 7-8 rows = 1 cm and 5-6 stitches = 1 cm (there is a stitch and row difference between male and female sizes)
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