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I designed this Renaissance era blouse and skirt set for Cinzia, a porcelain doll my mom bought at Ren Faire around 20 years ago. Cinzia is handmade, but compared to standard, mass-produced dolls, I'd say she's around the size of a Groovy Girl. As far as the outfit goes, it seems like a peasant style, although most outfits like that include a vest or corset. So far I have designed neither of those, but I am considering adding a vest to the ensemble. Anyhow, have fun knitting up the pattern I have so far
Yarn:
1 skein Elle Elite 1 skein Heirloom Breeze
Needles:
1 set US5/3.75 straight needles 1 set US5/3.75 circular needles

Notions:
Cable needle Stitch holder Yarn needle Crochet hook (optional)
Gauge:
11 stitches = 2" in (the gauge is the same with both yarns) Finished Measurements: Blouse circumference: 9" Blouse length: approximately 4" Skirt circumference: 101/2"
Pattern:
Blouse:
Body panels (make 2): With straight needles and Elite, cast on 25 stitches.

Rows 1 & 2: Purl. Row 3:Knit. Row 4: K7, m1l, k6, k2tog, sl1, ssk, k6, m1r, k1. Row 5: Purl. Repeat rows 4 & 5 9 more times. Row 23: Bind off 6 stitches, k1, m1l, k6, k2tog, sl1, ssk, k6, m1r, k1. -19 stitches. Row 24: Purl. Row 25: K1, m1l, k6, k2tog, sl1, ssk, k6, m1r, k1. Repeat rows 24 & 25. Purl 1 row. Bind off all stitches.

Make another body panel. Sew the 2 panels together up the sides with both bind-off edges facing upwards. Make sure the seam only goes up
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until the place where you first bound off 6 stitches. (This groove is where the sleeves will go.) Sleeves (make 2): Cast on 22 stitches in Elite. Purl 3 rows. Row 4: Knit. Row 5: Purl. Repeat rows 4 & 5 until sleeve measures 5 inches. Bind off all stitches. Sew the sleeve together, joining the two sides to create a 5- inch tube.

Make another sleeve. Joining! On the body piece there are 2 grooves for the sleeves. Sew the sleeves into the grooves. There will be a little bit of sleeve at the top, which will have nothing to attach to and will become part of the neckline. Now thread your yarn needle with Breeze and sew or crochet around the top of the neckline to form an edging. If desired, the same can be done around the bottom edges of the blouse and the sleeves.
Skirt:
In Breeze, with circular needles, Cast on 57 stitches. Work in Stockinette Stitch (knit every round) unit Skirt is as long as desired. Next round: \*K1, k2tog, repeat from \* to end of round. Rind off oll atitohoa If the skirt is not tight enough around your dolls waste, cut a long strand of Elite, thread into a yarn needle and sew all the way around the bind-off edge in Running Stitch to create a drawstring. Pull as tight as necessary and tie in a bow.