Sorry, I don’t own any 11.5 inch dolls. This cardigan will definitely be way too big for Barbie and I don’t think it would be possible to resize it to fit. The dolls are completely different.

I’ve just been a bit confused because in the pattern pack section, there’s one option to buy pattern 01 and 02 together and another option to buy patterns 02 and 03 together? 🤔

I’ll see how my friend gets on with the cardigan, but I’ve also added Dolls Boutique to my favourites list 🙂👍

Hi Belinda, that’s great!

If you ever need someone to knit for you, here is one of my testers who does amazing job! https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/DollsBoutiqueTM

If you mean the Tudor pattern for AGAT dolls, there are only 2 patterns. One is the full gown (#SS1530-01) and one for some extras to compliment the main pattern (#SS1530-02). This second pattern had a new bodice, a new French hood, foresleeves and some jewellery. The main pattern doesn’t have foresleeves. And the French hood in the second pattern is more historically accurate.

So, one can buy:
1) the main pattern separately
2) the extras pattern separately (for those who already have the main pattern)
3) the bundle of the extras pattern + the skirts from the main pattern (for those who don’t want to buy the main pattern but want these extras like foresleeves)
4) the full bundle of the main pattern + the extras pattern (with a reduction in the total price – cheaper to buy them together than separately)

Unless you want (4) I would recommend the (2) pack.

I have another question about your Tudor dress pattern, this time… there seems to be three different patterns, but the pattern packs only have two – which pack would you recommend?

Thank you

Thank you, that would be great, I may have a friend locally that could help but I think most of my friends crochet. My grandmother tried many times to teach me to knit and although I remember the basics in theory, something always goes horribly wrong 😂 At least her attempts at teaching me to sew worked and I’m looking forward to digging out my sewing machine and trying some of your patterns once Matilda arrives. I enjoy quite a few different crafts but feel so bad that I come from a long line of knitters and yet following a pattern completely defeats me!

Hi Belinda, thank you so much! Yes, it’s OK to buy the pattern and ask someone to make it for you. If you like, you can ask one of my testers to knit it for you, too. Some of them do accept custom orders. Please let me know if you would like me to put you in contact with one of them.