Loom Knit Little Cupcake Skirt Dolls Pattern Video
I’ve been wanting to add another doll to my collection for a while now. The Tiny Dolls pattern was so much fun and everyone seemed to have enjoyed knitting little Jelly Bean so I figured I would give him a big sister. Cupcake is similar to Jelly Bean with a few key changes like the cupcake inspired skirt and of course the hair.
For those of you that like written patterns, the downloadable PDF is available for purchase in my store. Non-the-less, the video is enough information to help you create the little doll without the need for the written project.
Cupcake Skirt Dolls Supplies and Information
The list below is based on the supplies I used to make my Cupcake dolls. I used a lot of yarn left over from other projects. That makes the dolls fun and economical. I recommend you do the same if this is the first time you knit one of my doll patterns.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Stitches: Knit (Use the U-wrap version of the Knit Stitch)
Finished Project Size: Approximately 7 ½ inches tall
Loom: Small 24 pegs
Hook: Any Loom Hook
Yarn: 200 yards of worsted weight. Red Heart Buff and Rose Blush used for featured doll.
Notions: Yarn Needle, Black Embroidery Floss and Embroidery Needle
Make-up: Pink Blush and Applicator
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Well you did it again, Denise. Just when I think you can’t possibly outdo yourself….you do it again! These dolls are so creative. I love the way you used their hair to give them a bit of character.
I absolutely love this project. It’s a great idea and I have made a lot of dolls for boys and girls. Thanks. Keep making great things.
Thank you for the Thank you Tracy !
Hi Denise. Thank you for doll idea . Going to make some for my co workers who had babies as gift for there hope chests.
Wow – that sounds like a GREAT idea !
I love it! I have made about 20 of the baby dolls…..I will love making these…..thank you soooo much!
Soooooo Glad you like them Kelli. I had great fun with this pattern. Thank YOU for the Thank you. I really do appreciate it.
You share the most awesome crafts. Thanks so much.
Thank YOU Tonya !
Thanks… soooo cute. My little granddaughters will love these.
Hi Denise, Thank you for another terrific pattern for this adorable doll. I can’t wait to try and make it. I donate everything I make. I hope to make some for a children’s home. Once I can get the pattern to look like your doll I hope I can also take them to another charity. Your videos are a great help to those of us that are still learning how to loom knit. I like that you do not go too fast. Take care of yourself.
Grandma,
Thank you sooooo much for your kind words and I’m soooooooo happy that you’re using the pattern for charity. That is the joy of my life. Thank you for including that in your comment. I truly truly appreciate it !
BIG hugs and keep up the awesome work – those children need it.
Hi. I am watching the video, and was confused by the instructions to take loop not used in the bind off, and put them to the back, but when you are done with the first loops that have the working yarn threaded through, the other loops are still on the loom. What did I miss? Thanks for your help.
Hi Kay – please tell me for which part of the doll is your related to.
I misunderstood, sorry . I watched again and got it. It was the bind off.