Doll Crochet Patterns, Crafts and Tutorials
Crochet a simple swimsuit cover up for your American Girl or 18″ Doll. Skill level: Easy. Knowledge of basic crochet stitches and attaching fringe. *For the FREE version of this pattern, continue to scroll down this post* **You can purchase the ad-free, printer-friendly version by clicking here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1247104121/pdf-crochet-pattern-swimsuit-cover-up** ***To view all crochet patterns available in…
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Create a cute and easy scarf to keep your doll cozy for winter. This is a simple beginner level pattern that can be worked up quickly. *For the FREE crochet pattern, continue to scroll down this post* **To view all crochet patterns available in my store, click here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CrownCountryCrochet** Materials Worsted Yarn: Knit Picks Brava…
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*For the free version, continue to scroll down this post.* **You can purchase the ad-free, printer-friendly version by clicking here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/879070921/pdf-crochet-pattern-18-doll-ribbed** ***To view all crochet patterns available in my store, click here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CrownCountryCrochet*** Materials #4 Worsted Weight Yarn F (3.75 mm) hook or size needed to obtain gauge Row counter & stitch markers Yarn needle …
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I’ve made Courtney a game room in the dollhouse to display her electronics, books and 80’s trinkets. The dollhouse that I started with is from ana-white.com and the instructions are free. Here is the link to the dollhouse instructions: https://ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/american-girl-dollhouse-fits-18-dolls. What you will need: dollhouse room paint (teal for walls and white for trim) fabric…
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FREE Crochet Pattern for American Girl and 18″ Dolls. This doll cowl is super easy and super quick to make with leftover bulky yarn. What you will need: #6 bulky yarn-Lion Brand Hometown USA 1 skein in Madison Mustard K (6.5 mm) hook Row counter Stitch marker Yarn needle Scissors Gauge: 10 sc over 10.5…
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No-sew Doll Curtains DIY for American Girl and 18″ Dolls. If you do not know how to sew, you can still create cute little curtains for your dollhouse. I have been wanting to learn to sew for quite a while; however, I just have not taken the time to learn a new craft yet. I’ve…
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Hair Snood FREE Crochet Pattern for American Girl and 18″ Dolls What you will need: #4 worsted yarn Brown-Knit Picks Mighty Stitch 1 skein in Chocolate White-Knit Picks Mighty Stitch 1 skein in White E (3.5 mm) hook Stitch markers Row counter Scissors Yarn needle Notes & Tips: Snood is worked in continuous rounds. Place…
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Flower Crown and Bouquet DIY for American Girl and 18″ Dolls. What you will need: Floral stems (I used 4 different floral stems with smaller blooms that measure about an 1″ to 1 1/4″ tall and wide) 24 gauge floral wire Floral stem wrapping tape Wire cutters or scissors Jute twine or ribbon (optional) To…
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Custom built doll furniture can be a little expensive. While the craftsmanship is definitely worth it, sometime it just isn’t in the budget. You can create your own doll furniture without any wood crafting skills! This TV console table can be modified to be a coffee table, nightstand or even a dining table. If you…
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I don’t have a lot of know-how in building doll furniture so I put together this simple wall shelf for Courtney’s bedroom with a few pieces of craft wood, stain and Loctite to hold it all together. I wouldn’t recommend putting anything heavy on it but for delicate doll decor, it has worked out really…
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Free Crochet Pattern for American Girl and 18″ Dolls. Create a little crochet fringe shawl for your doll! The shawl can be worn in two ways, as pictured above like a scarf or wrapped around the back like a shawl. It offers both a springtime and fall time look. *For the FREE version of this…
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Create a Totally Rad 80’s Bedroom for Your Doll. As an 80’s girl myself, I was very excited to put together this bedroom. I grew up more in the 90’s but cassette tapes, boomboxes, walkmen, matching lunchbox and thermos sets, posters all over your walls, was definitely the trend. I had Care Bears, a see-through…
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It was around the year 1997 and I remember my Mom letting me and my sister pick out one doll each from the American Girl catalog. My sister picked out Samantha. I thought it would be really fun to be able to choose your own doll’s hair and eye color so I ended up picking…
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