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Friday, April 11, 2025

Easter Egg Jumper

 
A long while ago, I saw this ADORABLE
knit jumper online.  I call it an Egg jumper 
because it has a bit of an egg shape 
and it's Easter-y!


SO SWEET!
I think this is the lady who made it:
HappydollsbyAeliza

I decided my little Patsy doll, Daisy, might like 
something like this, since she doesn't have 
much wardrobe as yet.

I crochet a little, but by my own
"crazy crochet by the seat of your pants"
 method. The link below is to my 
crochet tutorial. This shows the basics 
of how I do what I do.

Here is how I made this jumper:
First I make a long chain that is loose 
enough to be a low neckline.
Then, I create a loose collar 
using double crochet. 
I keep increasing as I add each row
until I get to the arm opening.

(This is not from this project, but from my tutorial)
I keep my doll nearby for sizing as I go.
At this point I leave an opening that
fits the doll's arms. Then I continue my
double crochets. I do one more row of 
Double Crochets incorporating 
the armhole chains. 

On the next row I start crocheting 2 Double 
Crochet in one Chain, then skip one Chain
and do 2 more Double Crochet in one Chain. 
Repeat.
In the next row I double Crochet 2 in the 
opening between the Double Crochets. 
I keep increasing slightly to create an
Egg Shape to this jumper.

Here you can see how the 2 double crochets
are making an open pattern. I call
it "Double Crochet Skip".
I'm sure someone out there knows 
the proper name, but I don't, sorry.

When my Double Crochet rows are about dress length
then I begin 2 rectangular shapes that will
become the legs. These are basic 
Double Crochet, no skipping.
I decrease slighly as I go along
so the leg openings will fit snug.
I finish the legs with scallops BEFORE
closing the inseam.

Fold the sides in to the center to create leg openings.
(You can see I can't even crochet straight!)

I crochet through both sides to create
an inseam. You could also just use an 
embroidery needle and sew this part.

I closed up to the center and then down 
the second leg opening. 

I added scallops along the arm and leg 
openings and aroung the collar.
I finished with little bows!

Want to see it?


HERE


IT


IS!


Here are both jumpers together.

I think I like it.

Daisy and Sally Ann love their jumpers!


Yes, I like it.

HAPPY EASTER!!

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

It’s adorable. You did very well for not having a pattern to follow. It looks great.

Brenda Savage said...

Thank you! Like I said, I sort of make it up as I go along!
I am happy with how this came out.
Hugs
Brenda

Anna said...

Hi Brenda,
That is so cute, it turned out perfectly.
They both look ready for an Easter egg hunt.
Anna

Karen said...

Brenda, that is so soft and feminine looking. Great job as always. I really like the yellow jumper too.

Brenda Savage said...

Hi Anna,
Thank you! I think they might be having an Easter Egg hunt!
Hugs
Brenda

Brenda Savage said...

Hi Karen,
Thank you! I wish I could knit like the lady who made the yellow jumper. I am satisfied with what I came up with. I was in a crochet mood and it worked.
Hugs
Brenda

Anonymous said...

Both looking super cute! I love your little pink Easter Egg jumper!

Brenda Savage said...

Thank you! I am happy with how it turned out. THe knit version is a little softer in it's looks, but I am satisfied.
Hugs
Brenda

Jennifer said...

This is absolutely fantastic! I love it! I have never ever thought of a crochet jumper before. What a great idea. The knitted jumper is sweet too. When I ga crochet notion, I may have to try this. Thanks for sharing!

Brenda Savage said...

Hi Jennifer,
I'm so glad you like the jumper! I admit I had no idea if it would work or not. I am pretty pleased with how it came out.
Hugs
Brenda