Free crochet doll pattern
Just like my Maya basic doll, this crochet doll pattern needs no sewing. It's kind of like a smaller version of Maya. I design this doll for Nutshell Lane Studios group doll of the month for April. You can use any yarn and hook size making it to achieve the size you like. Finished doll size: 12 inches Using worsted weight yarn with size F/ 3.75 mm hook. Pattern is written in US Terminology. Abbreviation: Sc- single crochet Ch- chain Inc- increase Dec- invisible decrease St- stitch Sts- stitches Pattern start Arms: Make two. Crocheted in continuous spirals without joining the rounds from hand to shoulder. Use a stitch marker to keep track of where the beginning of each round starts Round 1: 6 Sc in magic ring Round 2: Inc in each st around (12) Round 3: (Sc in next 3 sts, Inc in next st) repeat around (15) Round 4: Sc around (15) Round 5: Sc in next 5 sts, Bobble stitch in next, Sc in next 9 sts (14sc, 1 bobble to make a thumb) Round 6 : Sc around (15) Round 7: (Sc in next 3 sts, Dec) repeat around (12) Round 8: (Sc in next 4 sts, Dec) repeat around (10) Round 9-18: Sc around (10) Finish off. Arms are made ahead in this pattern for later attachment. Leg 1: Round 1: Ch9, Sc in 2nd ch from hook and next 6 sts, 3 Sc in next st, On the other side of chain,Sc in next 6 sts, Inc in next (18) Round 2: Inc in next st, Sc in next 6 sts, Inc in next st, 3 Sc in next st,Inc in next st, Sc in next 6 sts, Inc in next st, 3 Sc in next st (26) Round 3: Inc in next st, Sc in next 8 sts, Inc in next st, (Sc in next st ,Inc in next) x2, Sc in next 8 sts, (Inc in next st, sc in next) x2 (32) Round 4: Sc in each st around working in back loops only. (32) Round 5-6: Sc in each st around (32) Round 7: Sc in next 7 sts, Dec x3, Sc in next 2 sts, Dec x3, Sc in next 11 sts (26) Round 8: Sc in next 6 sts, Dec x2, Sc in next 2 sts, Dec x2, Sc in next 10 sts (22) Round 9: Sc in next 5 sts, Dec x4, Sc in next 9 sts (18) Round 10-23: Sc in each st around (18) Finish off first leg, place marker in 14th stitch. Leg 2: Follow instruction for round 1-23 for the first leg DO NOT finish off. To join both legs with 2nd leg on hook,Continue working Sc in next 4 sts, Ch 2, Slip stitch where you place stitch marker in 1st leg. Start crocheting the Body. (Stuff as you go.) Continue to crochet in continuous spirals without joining the rounds, using a stitch marker to keep track of where the beginning of each round starts. Round 24: Ch 1, Sc in same stitch and each st around Leg 1, Sc along ch 2, Sc in each st around Leg 2, Sc along ch 2 (40) Round 25: Sc in next 8 sts, Inc in next st, Sc in next 19 sts, Inc in next st, Sc in next 11 sts (42) Round 25-28: Sc in each st around (42) Round 29: (Sc in next 12 sts, Dec) repeat around (39) Round 30-31: Sc in each st around (39) Round 32: (Dec, Sc in next 11 sts) repeat around (36) Round 33-34: Sc in each st around (36) Round 35: (Sc in next 10 sts, Dec) repeat around (33) Round 36-37: Sc in each st around (33) Round 38: (Dec, Sc in next 9 sts) repeat around (30) Round 39: Sc in each st around (30) Round 40: Sc in each st around,Crochet arms on the side of body as you go with the thumb facing front. Shoulder: Round 41: (Sc in next st, Dec) repeat around (20) Round 42: (Sc in next 2 sts, Dec) repeat around (15) Neck: (Stuff it FIRMLY) Round 43-44: Sc in each st around (15) Round 45: Sc around working in back loops only. (15) Round 46-49: Sc in each st around (15) Round 50: (Sc in next st, Dec) repeat around (10) Round 51: Dec around (5) Finish off, cut yarn leaving long tail. Using a yarn needle, Thread through each stitch and pull tightly to close the neck. Note: Your doll looks weird right? The neck is made this way to create a floppy head stopper. Head: Attach yarn at the back of the neck,in the remaining loop of round 44. Round 1: Ch 1, Inc in each st around (30) Round 2: (Sc in next 4 sts,Inc in next st) repeat around (36) Round 3: (Sc in next 5 sts,Inc in next st) repeat around (42) Round 4: (Sc in next 6 sts,Inc in next st) repeat around (48) Round 5: (Sc in next 7 sts,Inc in next st) repeat around (54) Round 6-14: Sc in each st around (54) Place Safety eyes between rounds 10-11. Round 15: (Sc in next 7 sts,Dec) repeat around (48) Round 16: (Sc in next 6 sts,Dec) repeat around (42) Round 17: (Sc in next 5 sts,Dec) repeat around (36) Round 18: (Sc in next 4 sts,Dec) repeat around (30) Round 19: (Sc in next 3 sts,Dec) repeat around (24) Stuff the head firmly as you go. Round 20: (Sc in next 2 sts,Dec) repeat around (18) Round 21: (Sc in next st,Dec) repeat around (12) Round 22: Dec around (6) Finish off, cut yarn leaving long tail. Using a yarn needle, Thread through each stitch and pull tightly to close the head. For dress and hair cap pattern CLICK HERE! ** My patterns are free and I would like them to stay that way. You are free to print them out for your personal use. Please do not sell my patterns or say they are your own. You are free to do whatever you want with the finished item. If you are selling them online please link back the pattern and give me credit. If you want to share the pattern please see Terms of use to be guided accordingly.Thanks and enjoy crocheting. ©2018 by Nelly Lopez. All rights reserved
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Recently i bought some dollhouse dolls, because of one Caco-couple i was interested in. All the other dolls in the parcel (I guess the most are vintage Ari dolls) were dolls someone liked and played with a lot. And this someone made some cute tiny clothes for them - or maybe it was a Granny or Mummy?! All these cute little clothes reminded me of a book i once bought on a fleamarket. It's a sewing book for children and it´s lovely! It explanes everything you need to craft: sewing, embroidery, knitting and crocheting. Illustrated with masses of cute pictures and drawings, like this instruction to sew tiny dollhouse dolls clothes: Look at all the sweet details - there's real water in the bathtub :) Your doll needs little panties or a dress?! here they are: I have some little naked Ari babies i played with as a child and i think i´ll make them some of these tiny clothes someday... So, will you sew with me?! *Nicola
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As mentioned in my last post, I've had the idea of creating a Bleuette doll in crochet for a long time. Bleuette is a doll with quite a history, and an even more amazing wardrobe :-) She started life in 1905 as a give-away (thats right!) promotion to little French girls to subscribe to a girl's magazine...La Semaine De Suzette, which translates as 'Suzette's week.' The magazine's publishers were devout Catholics, and they were worried that the secularization of French public education would be detrimental to the development of young French womanhood. Thus the magazine, and its aim to help promote their (the publisher's) ideals of what a young Frenchwoman's accomplishments should be. One of these things was a proficiency with needlework and hand sewing, and Bleuette is the perfect little companion to sew for! La Semaine De Suzette published hundreds of patterns, from 1905 thru 1960, for their little Frenchwoman, Bleuette. There is a lot more to Bleuette's history, and her now incredible popularity. In 1905, 20,000 Bleuettes were initially produced by the French company SFBJ, but 60,000 subscriptions were received before the first issue was even published! Bleuette continued to be produced until 1960. Now, many talented doll artist create reproduction Bleuettes. The doll in the middle of the picture above is one such reproduction, by Jackie Chimpky. Here is the pattern to create you own Bleuette in the medium of crochet. I used a size D crochet hook and both Vanna's Choice and Red Heart Super Saver to make these dolls ;the Super Saver worked up slightly larger (and was harder on my hands!) than the Vanna's Choice. This is a very tight gauge for worsted weight yarn; 5 single crochet to 1 inch; but it creates a very firm fabric for stuffing and jointing. Crochet Bleuette is 11 1/2 to 11 3/4 inches tall with her wig. Crochet Bleuette She is jointed using strong craft thread; two strands doubled (so you are passing four strands through the body...you need this strength). Other supplies you will need are a three inch dollmaking needle, 9mm acrylic eyes, and a plastic lid from a yogurt or cottage cheese carton to stiffen the bottom of her feet. I used purchased wigs for this doll, in size 7, which is the head circumference. Here are a couple of sources for wigs: http://dollsupply.com/shop/ http://www.dollspart.com/ There are a number of online sources of information and patterns for Bleuette; a Google search will turn up many. Here is one of my favorites: The Bleu Door a free repository of many of the patterns published by La Semaine De Suzette, and maintained by Janie Hile Grab a hook and some yarn, and make your very own little piece of doll history; enjoy the day, and enjoy the crochet :-)
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What you need white cotton fabric black cotton fabric for the neck cuff cotton fabric in the color of your belt very heavy stabilizer (iron on) (for belt) transfer paper for dark fabrics (optional for logos) How to make the pants See instructions here If you want 7/8 pants like in the above picture, shorten the pattern by 1" (or more if you like) How to make the top 1. Download pattern here For private use only, this is copyrighted by me, Read Creations !!! Make sure you have page scaling set to none ! 2. Sew shoulder seams together (1/4" seam as everywhere else as well) 3. Add sleeves 4. Cut 2 strips 1" x 6" of black fabric Fold strip in half lengthwise Open and fold on short side in 1/4", then refold. This should give a nice finished end. Repeat for other strip 5. Align nice end of strip with back side of shirt (Part C), right sides together. Sorry the blue fabric pictures are from the scrub tutorial 6. Sew on all the way to the front tip This picture shows you how far to sew and also the cut from the next step. 7. Cut a small cut from the V-tip to just short of your seam straight down (make sure you don't cut your stitches), see above picture 8. Fold inwards You can see the cut, we made in the last step This picture has already the other cuff from next step 9. Align other strip finished end with the top end (Part B) and sew right sides together Stop sewing just before you reach the front cuff 10. Fold inwards and tug cuff behind 11. Top stitch all around 12. Cut off excess cuff fabric and zigzag all rough edges 13. Hem sleeves with 1/4" hem 14. Zigzag sides, then sew side seams, but only up to 1 1/2" from the bottom 15. Fold seam apart and top stitch bottom 1 1/2"all around 16. Hem bottom with 1/4" hem 17. Add velcro 18. Print your logo on transfer paper and iron on shirt (optional) How to make the belt 1. Cut a strip 38" x 2" from your color of fabric 2. Cut a strip 37" x 1 1/2" from the heavy stabilizer. 3. Iron stabilizer onto fabric leaving 1/2" of fabric on either end and 1/4" on top and bottom 4. Fold up 1/4" on top and bottom (long side), iron 5. Fold in 1/2" on either end, iron 6. Fold in half length wise and iron 7. Top stitch all around You are done !!!
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18-inch Doll Winter Set (Fleece Hat & Poncho) This outfit was made to fit dolls such as the American Girl Doll. The pattern was designed for the children's sewing classes that I teach. It's another easy peezy favorite of theirs. Fleece Hat Tutorial Supply List Fleece Chalk Wheel Freezer paper, wrapping paper or newspaper to draw your pattern on Sewing supplies Seam Allowance = 1/2 inch Step 1 - Make The Pattern Draw an 8 x 14 inch rectangle on a piece of paper and cut it out Label the pattern “fleece hat cut 1” Step 2 – Cut the Fabric Pin the pattern on the fleece making sure the long side of the rectangle is placed in the direction that the fleece stretches so it will stretch around the doll's head later. Cut out your fabric. Cut a scrap of fleece that is 1/2 x 7 inches. Step 3 - Sew the Hem Turn up one long edge 1-inch and pin. Set your machine for a zigzag stitch and sew along the pinned edge. Step 4 - Sew Side Seam Fold the hat in half with pretty sides touching. Make the edge even and pin. Set your machine back to straight stitch. Sew the side seam using a 1/2 inch seam. Step 4 - Make the Fringe Use a chalk wheel to mark a line 2 inches down from the top of the hat. Cut fringe strips approx. 1/2 inch wide from the end of the fabric to the chalk line you made. Turn hat pretty side out and center the seam facing you. Gather up the fringe and tie the 1/2 inch fleece strip around the hat in a knot. Trim the tie to match the length of your fringe. Enjoy your hat! Fleece Poncho Tutorial Supply List Fleece Chalk Wheel 2 Buttons Freezer paper, wrapping paper or newspaper to draw your pattern on Sewing supplies Step 1 - Make The Pattern Draw a 15 x 15 inch square on a piece of paper. Label the pattern "fleece poncho cut 1" Step 2 - Cut the Fabric Pin the pattern to the fleece and cut it out. Step 3 - Make the Neck Opening One the back of the fabric use your chalk wheel to draw an X from corner to corner. Measure 2 inches from the center of the X and make a mark. Do this on three edges of the X. It will look like a T shape in the center of the poncho. Carefully cut along the chalk lines between the 3 dots your made. This will cut out a T shape in the center of your poncho. Step 4 - Make the Collar Fold the flaps you just cut down to the front of the poncho and pin forming a collar. Sew a button to each flap. Step 5 - Fringe the Poncho Use the chalk wheel and a large ruler to draw a line 1 1/2 inches from all sides of the poncho. Cut the square off each corner along the chalk line. Carefully cut 1/2 wide fringe around the poncho from the edge to the chalk line you made. Enjoy your poncho! © 2011 Carol Steely All rights reserved http://funthreads.blogspot.com/
