This dolly is inspired by my daughter's love of the Lalaloopsy dolly. I hope you enjoy her.
Belinda Dolly Pattern
Leg
Working in rounds make 2
Chain 5
2sc in second ch from hook, sc 2, 3sc in last chain. Working in the other side of foundation chain, sc 3. Do not join. (10)
Sc, 2sc in next st, sc 2, 2sc in next st, sc 2, 2sc in next st, sc, 2sc in last st. (14)
Sc, 2sc in next st, sc 4, 2sc in next st, sc, 2sc in next st, sc 4, 2sc in last st. (18)
Sc around (18)
Sc around (18)
Sc3tog, sc, sc3tog, sc around (14)
Sc2tog, sc, sc2tog, sc 4, sc2tog, sc 4 (12)
Sc around for 14 rows. Stuff foot, lightly stuff leg
Arm
Working in rounds make 2.
Magic ring sc 6
2sc in each st around (12)
Sc around (12)
Sc around (12)
Sc around (12)
Bobble (yo, ins hook, yo, pull through, yo, ins hook, yo pull through, yo, ins hook, yo pull through, yo pull through all 4 loops on hook), sc around (12)
Dec, sc 4, dec, sc around (10)
Sc around for 14 rows (10) stuff hand, lightly stuff arm
Body
Work in rounds
Magic ring sc 6
2sc in each st around (12)
*Sc 2sc* around (18)
*Sc 2, 2sc* around (24)
*sc 3, 2sc* around (30)
Flatten leg sc through both layers of leg and next st for 6 st repeat for 2nd leg continue sc around. (30)
Sc around (30)
Sc around (30)
Sc around (30)
*sc 3 dec* around (24)
Sc around (24)
Sc around (24)
Sc around (24)
*sc 2 dec* around (18)
Sc around (18)
Sc around (18)
Sc 15 flatten arm thumb forward sc 5 through all thicknesses (as leg), sc 4, flatten arm thumb forward sc 5 through all thicknesses (as leg) sc around. stuff
*sc dec* around (12)
Dec around (6)
Head
Work in rounds
Magic ring sc 6(6)
2sc around (12)
*sc 2sc* around (18)
*Sc 2, 2sc* around (24)
*Sc 3, 2sc* around (30)
*Sc 4, 2sc* around (36)
*Sc 5, 2sc* around (42)
Sc around (42)
*Sc 6, 2sc* around (48)
*Sc 7, 2sc* around (54)
Sc around for 2 rows (54)
Sc 3 bobble stitch, sc around (54)
Sc around for 6 more rows (54)
*Sc 7, dec* around (48)
*Sc 6, dec* around (42)
*Sc 5, dec* around (36)
*Sc 4, dec* around (30)
*Sc 3, dec* around (24)
*Sc 2, dec* around (18) stuff
*Sc, dec* around (12)
Dec around (6)
Finishing
Stitch head to body using matching color.
I use a hard cover book to wrap hair yarn around then cut away from book. This will give you pieces of a consistent length. Attach hair to head using a crochet hook to pull a loop through stitches then pulling ends through the loop pull tight.
I can't wait to make this! It's adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Tainted Scraps. I would love to see a photo!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pattern. I'm going to use it to make a cute little devil doll for a friend's daughter for Christmas. She's fourteen and really into all the vampire/werewolf/supernatural books for teenagers.
ReplyDeleteI need help with this pattern as a walk through. Im a beginner and taught myself to crochet but the abbrivations are still hard to understand thanks for your help
ReplyDeleteand are the shoes a part of the legs?
ReplyDeletemelendezsamantha here are the abbreviations and a couple links to detailed instructions. Magic Ring instructions can be found on Crochet Me here http://www.crochetme.com/forums/t/28917.aspx
ReplyDeleteSC= Single Crochet
Dec= single crochet decrease I use invisible decrease by Planet June here http://www.planetjune.com/blog/amigurumi-help/invisible-decrease/
SC2Tog= single crochet 2 stitches together
SC3Tog= single crochet 3 stitches together
The shoes are not part of the leg. I made the using the foot pattern and a larger size hook.
thank you im still confused but ill figure it out
ReplyDeleteokay so a magic ring is considered a round? and you used a magic ring to start
ReplyDeletenevermind i figured it out finally!! thanks for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteTheresa, what size hook did you use and what type of yarn? I love this baby. Want to make one for my granddaughter. Thank you for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteHi there
ReplyDeleteYour dolly is so cute. I linked back to your page after I made one too....come by and visit.
Hope you are having a great year so far.
Judi
Mark I used an F hook and Vanna's Choice yarn. I just love the way Vanna's works up in amigurumi.
ReplyDeleteJudi Thanks for the link. Mardi is adorable, glad Madeline likes her.
I am trying to attach hair to this doll and am not sure how much and where to place it. Could you please let me know how you went about this and how much yarn you used? Thank you so much! This is an Adorable Doll:)
ReplyDeletei going to try and make this thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your pattern!!! I finally completed a doll for my daughter for Christmas! she loved it! I'm not a pro at crochet, but your pattern was easy enough for a somewhat experienced beginner thanks again!!!
ReplyDeleteHow big is the doll when finished?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this free pattern. A great pattern to create all sorts of different types of doll's! Angels, fairies, boy's or girl's, and much more. Thanks for the creative "feed". :0)
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