It’s an eyeball coat for the girl with the big eyes! First time using a Japanese pattern which was pretty easy – the chart made sense, although I had no idea what size needles or yarn I should be using.
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Hello! I'm Lettice, a knitter, embroiderer, weaver, occasional crocheter and cheerfully obsessive craft fanatic.
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Oh I love it! I haven’t knitted anything for my dolls. I was thinking of going Mori Girl with London and giving her a little tiny lace shawl