Riva Rag Doll Knitting Pattern PDF 48cm Toy Ragdoll Removable Clothes DK

Riva Rag Doll Knitting Pattern PDF 48cm Toy Ragdoll Removable Clothes DK

£2.64
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Riva Rag Doll Knitting Pattern PDF 48cm Toy Ragdoll Removable Clothes DK

Riva Rag Doll Knitting Pattern PDF 48cm Toy Ragdoll Removable Clothes DK

£2.64

Available in English only
Create Riva, a beautiful rag doll with a colourful coordinating outfit.

Standing approximately 48cm / 18 inches tall, Riva is a generously sized cuddly doll with a friendly embroidered smile, rounded knitted nose, blonde knitted hair, side ringlets and pretty turquoise bows.

Her complete outfit includes:

• White knitted dress  
• Turquoise-edged skirt ruffles  
• Turquoise ruffled sleeves  
• Pink hooded gilet  
• Knitted pants  
• White socks  
• Pink Mary Jane-style shoes  
• Matching turquoise hair bows  

The pattern includes full written instructions for knitting the doll, assembling and stuffing the body, adding the facial features and making every part of the outfit.

PATTERN DETAILS

• Finished height approximately 48cm / 18 inches  
• Knitted using DK / 8-ply yarn  
• Doll and clothing patterns included  
• Worked flat on straight knitting needles  
• Uses stocking stitch, garter stitch, rib and basic shaping  
• 3mm, 3.25mm and 4mm knitting needles required  
• Washable toy stuffing required  
• 16mm safety eyes  
• Two small buttons for the dress  
• Written in English using standard knitting abbreviations  

The doll requires approximately 75g of flesh-coloured DK and 25g of yellow DK, plus a small amount of red yarn for the mouth. The clothing uses approximately 50g each of white, pink and turquoise DK.

This is a rewarding project for knitters comfortable with shaping, sewing knitted pieces together and following a detailed toy pattern.

This listing is for a DIGITAL PDF KNITTING PATTERN only. It does not include a finished doll, yarn, stuffing or knitting supplies.

Your pattern will be available to download after payment has been confirmed.

If making the doll for a young child, consider using securely embroidered eyes instead of safety eyes and ensure every part is firmly attached.

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