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Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Part VII: Armholes and Buttonholes


Finishing the Armholes

Here, Penelope is showing you how nicely the shaping of the back and front of the sweater fits on her:

Armhole Detail

Also, you can see how the armhole is finished? We will do that now:

Put crochet hook into a chain to be worked (somewhere along the bottom of the armhole would be good). YO and pull through the chain. You now have a starting loop on hook to begin crocheting. Make a Single Crochet in each chain around the armhole. Cut and tie off. Weave in ends. Repeat with other armhole.

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Buttonholes and Buttons

The nice thing about the double crochet edging is that it automatically created buttonholes for you! :o) So all you have to do is pick two buttons and sew them where you like.

Penelope has chosen this type of doll button for the sweater:

closeupbutton

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Congratulations! Now it is time to do a little happy dance!

You have just finished the

ThreadDough Shawl-Collared Sweater
for your special Blythe doll!

Hooray for you!

And hooray for your dolly!

I'd love to see your beautiful sweater... please feel free to stop by the ThreadDough Café (flickr group) and post a photo of your sweater. Please don't be shy! See you there!

Penelope in Pink

I hope this pattern was helpful to you and that you had a little fun making something new for your Blythe doll wardrobe. Thanks so much for taking the time to try out this pattern! :o)

If people find patterns like this useful, I would be happy to create and share some new patterns here on the blog. Afterall, our Blythes are always happy to get one more piece of clothing, especially if it's made by you with love. <3

Take care and I'll talk to you later!
:o)


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