Maileg Mouse Sheep Cardigan Knitting Pattern, Easter Baa-blee Sweater for Big Sister & Big Brother Mouse, Miniature Doll Clothes PDF

• Sheep Cardigan Knitting Pattern for Maileg Mouse
Create a charming miniature sheep cardigan with this knitting pattern designed for Maileg mice and other small collectible dolls. This tutorial shows how to knit a cozy cardigan with an adorable sheep motif, perfect for spring outfits and Easter dollhouse scenes.
The finished sweater adds a warm handmade touch to your Maileg mouse wardrobe and miniature doll collections.

• What this item is
- This listing is for a digital knitting pattern (PDF tutorial) that explains how to knit a miniature sheep cardigan. It is not a finished garment.
- The pattern includes written instructions, step-by-step photos and helpful video tips.

• What you will receive
- 9-page knitting pattern (PDF)
- 25 step-by-step photos
- 5 video tips explaining key techniques

• What you can create
Using this knitting pattern you can make:
- a sheep cardigan for Big Sister Maileg mouse
- a mini baa-blee sweater for Big Brother Maileg mouse
- a cozy cardigan for miniature dollhouse mice
- a playful sweater for tiny collectible dolls
This miniature cardigan pattern is often used by collectors who enjoy dressing their Maileg mice and creating seasonal spring and Easter dollhouse scenes.

• Fits dolls
If you use the recommended materials, the sweater fits toys with approximately: Waist — 7 cm / 2.75 in, Sweater length — 5 cm / 1.96 in, Sleeve length — 4 cm / 1.57 in. Suitable for:
- Big Sister Maileg Mouse
- Big Brother Maileg Mouse
- other dolls with similar measurements
Using different yarn and needle sizes you can adapt the sweater for toys with slightly different parameters.

• Skills required
This pattern is suitable for knitters familiar with basic techniques such as: cast on and cast off, knit stitch, purl stitch, knitting flat on two needles.
Additional stitches used in the pattern are explained with photos and video tips.

• Techniques included
Additional instructions show how to:
- hide yarn tails neatly
- avoid holes under the armpits
- knit seamless sleeves
- create button loops
- embroider the sheep motif with an imitation intarsia technique

• Materials and Tools
- Fingering semi wool yarn (UK 3 ply), 550 m / 100 g
- Additional yarn: embroidery thread for the sheep motif of similar thickness
- circular knitting needles 1.5 mm with flexible cable (60 cm or longer) or double-pointed knitting needles
- 5 small buttons for fastener
- crochet hook 1.5 mm (auxiliary use)

• Available languages
The knitting pattern is available in:
- English
- German (Deutsch)
- French (Français)

• Collector note
This miniature sheep cardigan pattern was created for doll collectors who enjoy building tiny storybook worlds and dressing their Maileg mouse families. The sweater works beautifully for spring outfits, Easter scenes, and cozy dollhouse wardrobes.

• Instant digital download
This pattern is supplied as an instant downloadable PDF file. No physical item will be shipped. After purchase you will be able to download the file from your Etsy purchase history. A download link will also be sent to your Etsy email. To open the file you will need a PDF reader such as Adobe Reader.

• Yarn skeins:
you can find yarn skeins for miniature clothes here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bannannabearspattern/?etsrc=sdt§ion_id=39975755

• Copyright
This knitting pattern is an original design by Hanna Kibalchich-Poda (BannAnnaBears). The tutorial is intended for personal use only and may not be redistributed or shared. You may sell cardigans made using this pattern (but it's not allowed to sell on Etsy.com), but please credit the design as: “knitted using a pattern by Hanna @BannAnnaBears”

• About the designer
This pattern was created by Hanna Kibalchich-Poda. Hanna is the founder of BannAnnaBears and a designer of miniature clothing, doll outfits, and creative tutorials for collectible dolls. Through BannAnnaBears, she creates patterns and handmade designs for doll collectors and miniature enthusiasts who enjoy building tiny storybook worlds and dollhouse scenes.

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All rights reserved © 2023
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Enjoyable knitting!
Hanna