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Using leftover yarn from this cardigan, I've enjoyed a quick knit to create this cute hat. My MapleLea doll Saila looks adorable in it, don't you think?

18-inch crafts doll clothes hat; Berenguer; 5-inch; Bitty Baby Maplelea; Saila

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